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It depends on the player. If Atlanta lets the market set the price it will be a 4 year max with lower raises. And that just may be what the Hawks want (as the Jazz did with Gordo). Sometimes for teams making the offer it's just about future good will with the agents and player (as the Hornets...

The point being that Ingram signed his deal with New Orleans at the moment it was legal to do so, midnight November 20th. So while he was technically a free agent, it was simply not the case that other teams "didn't bother bidding on him". He was never available to make an offer on.

Except that he's not just playing next to Zion, and the other guy he's playing next to is also ball dominant. If you're the Pelicans your tertiary ball handler might be worth Marcus Smart money, but is he worth Jaylen Brown money? If the rumors that New Orleans was trying to find a deal for...

I mean ESPN literally ran with the NFL narrative there. It seems odd to cite ESPN's coverage of non-scandals with NFL spin as an example of ESPN bucking the bridle.

Honestly I wouldn't want either guy. I soured on Fultz on draft night with his product placement routine (you knew then and there where his priorities were, and they weren't winning). Similarly with JJ all I've ever seen with him is an enormous sense of entitlement. Maybe being exposed as a...

They can't. Not without losing Kemba since a sign & trade hard caps the team and between Tatum, Brown, Walker, and (presumably Fournier) they'd be around $112 million.

The problem is that QBs always go high, so the 2021 Pats wouldn’t need a QB to pop, they’d need four or five to pop to have a practical chance of trading up for one without trading away three first round picks as well as their ‘22 draft to do it.

In two years and twice as many minutes Westbrook shot fewer treys than Suggs. With a worse FT% to boot. I stand by my observation.

Wagner has enough skill to survive as a roleplayer, as Kyle Anderson has. I'm with you on the Kispert skepticism. He's a shooter. So he needs to be elite there while providing defensive resistance.

I'd prefer Trey Trevor or Lance Lawrence.

Thanks to covid I'm way behind on my tape this year (there were 6-8 weeks where I just couldn't process quickly, I think that in this very thread that I accidentally turned Scotty Barnes into a Harrison brother at the height of it). So I've been skimping on the international players so far...

I like Franks more as a receiving prospect than a QB one.

I blame the commies.

My preliminary top 15, I'll be back later to build on this. Barnes may overtake the #3 spot as I obsessively go over the video. I have a big dropoff after 8. And I'm probably a lot higher on Keon Johnson than most. Cade Cunningham- Marcus with an offensive game. He even makes the same sort of...

I mean he was tuned out by the guy that was playing for the Nets. And that guy was actively doing everything in his power to torch the Boston clubhouse. Covid Season v2.0 has sucked like a French supermodel. Worse since Tatum caught the illness and it clearly wreaked havoc with his energy...

Sorry, the judges were looking for "Tacko changed Mo' Wagner to Less Wagner".

That's exactly where I trust you more, I've made the exact same observation about college basketball players before. It's one reason I have Scottie Barnes over Jonathan Kuminga for the 2021 NBA draft. If I trusted Barnes as a shooter more I'd have him #2 on my board. As it is when I do my final...

I mean the result was always going to be this, because if Watson had settled the first for 100k I'm sure Buzbee's antennae would have been up and he would have gone on the same fishing expedition. But no matter how much it would have cost to settle these lawsuits it would have to have been...

Really? I like Fields more, but I trust your eye for FB more, so I have to be wrong about that. I know you watch football the way I do hoops.