I think we all knew when the Cavs fired Mike Brown back in 2010 that he would get at least 4 more chances as a head coach. It's also insane that he's only 55. I would have guessed at least 60.
Sacramento was pretty good for him, although this hire seems like one of those "we want to hire Borrego but we're the Knicks so we can't and now we're going to hire both of them so we can fired Brown 18 months from now and promote Borrego then" situations.
What would Dallas even send back to LA if that were to happen? Assuming it would take Kyrie’s contract to make the money work
if Lebron gets traded, he is heading back East because he isn't a dummy and Lakers would do him a solid.
I’m sure they could get the Nets to give them MPJ and all their draft picks for the foreseeable future
As a Knick fan, would gladly trade KAT for Bron straight up. I actually like KAT and think he gets a lot of undeserved hate, but he and Brunson on the floor together is a defensive nightmare.
2nd apron makes it impossible after opting in but him home to CLE for one last run for like Garland/Hunter would have been fun for both teams
cavs would have to include jarrett allen in that scenario, otherwise lebron would strangle him with his own shoelaces in the playoffs
one use of a time machine and it's to travel back to 2020 and explain this Lakers roster to a random fan.
Massive upgrade to shooting and playmaking, French Draymond in rd 2, and now literally God on our side. This might be the first time out of the bottom 10 offenses in 13 years, folks
Sacramento appears to be going after Kuminga and that seems like just a terrible idea for everyone involved except for the Warriors because the Kings are weird and would probably overpay
a starting 5 with lavine, demar, and kuminga in it is fucking grotesque though if i was doug christie i still wouldnt quit because then id have to spend more time with my wife, but i would be strongly considering it
They’re going to do a Court of Gold pt 2 in Minnesota. All the main players from the doc are on teams involved in the record trade.
The Warriors, Kings and Detroit Pistons are discussing a three-team blockbuster that would send Kuminga and veteran point guard Dennis Schröder to Sacramento in separate sign-and-trade deals, a source told NBC Sports California. The trade discussions remain fluid. Schröder, on Tuesday, reportedly agreed to a three-year, $45 million contract with the Kings. The Kings, in turn, would send Monk to the Pistons, and second-year NBA guard Devin Carter and newly acquired big man Dario Šarić to the Warriors, the source said