Forbes: Average NBA franchise worth $1.36 billion
http://www.nba.com/article/2017/02/15/forbes-nba-franchise-values-new-york-knicks-la-lakers-lead-way
The Knicks, despite not winning a title in 44 years are worth a whopping $3.3 billion. Wow.
Forbes: Average NBA franchise worth $1.36 billion
http://www.nba.com/article/2017/02/15/forbes-nba-franchise-values-new-york-knicks-la-lakers-lead-way
The Knicks, despite not winning a title in 44 years are worth a whopping $3.3 billion. Wow.
Hard to reconcile when you watch them at the Garden.
What do you guys think of Nets pick and Smart for J Butler? Friend of friend in Celts office says it's been a hot topic.
Being a Celts fan, I would want to have Butler on our team but the Nets pick plus a young player is a bit much. I read that Ainge wouldn't want to give up his golden egg in the Nets pick which has a high probability of being the No, 1 overall. The C's haven't had a top 2 pick since Len Bias who died of drug overdose a few days after the draft. What the C's need is a strong rebounder and rim protector, but that guy hasn't shown up yet.
Only way the trade happens includes that pick I think. If Bulls trade Butler, it means gut rehab to get picks.
That's what I read too.
At the beginning of the season, I thought the Bulls have a good solid core. Wade, Rondo, Butler, Gibson and Robin Lopez. With Mirotic as 6th man. Well, I guess the chemistry wasn't working as Rondo got benched, and Wade and Butler ranted on public and Rondo answered back. Let's see what the trade deadline brings.
BI like Rondo but it appears he is a poison in any team. His personality seems to rub a team the worng way from Upper management to players ... it seems that no one wins with him. i also thought the Bulls core was good ... Rondo is proving me wrong. THere is more to aplayer than intelligence and skills especially for a point guard...
The surprise remains to me the Celtics performance. Will they continue this run in the playoffs? That would be interesting.
The surprise remains to me the Celtics performance. Will they continue this run in the playoffs? That would be interesting.
I believe the C's winning games lately is due to IT Thomas, and not really Al Horford as people would have expected at the beginning of the season. Thomas has really upped his game, shooting close to 30 points a game this season, and when you have a player who averages those numbers, that is a very good thing. Plus the help given by Horford, Crowder, Olynyk, Smart and even Rosier, Brad Stevens has come up with a nice jelling team. I have good vibes withe their playoff chances, they are unselfish and play good D. Fingers crossed.
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He seems to have found his spot now running the second unit. He was benched earlier in the season for some kind of bad conduct.
Rondo and Cousins, among a few of head cases, should take up a crash course on How To Be A Pro. They need to get into their heads that they are paid millions of dollars to FOLLOW a coach
Cousins specially is a pity. He's a very talented player, and can shoot with either hands, and is the 4th leading scorer today at almost 28 ppg. The C's sure can go deep with him, if he only get his act together, mentally speaking.
So who's the genius who said Cousins wouldn't be traded?:
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/source...e-demarcus-cousins-to-pelicans-050000759.html
basically Buddy Hield and a first and second-rounder this yr. Will be interesting to see if/how Davis and Cousins work together. I like the idea anyway of a team trying to go big in a league geared toward more small ball. At best, Davis gets to play smaller players which is a relief, and Cousins gets to play w/another great player, which is a relief and you've got two top 10 players on the floor together whiich should mean you're always competitive.
Any thoughts on whether Magic's the right guy?