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Rudy Bargnani wrote: View Post
I think he will be back when KD comes back. They are trying to set him up for success when he can defer to a better player. If they are on a 10 game losing streak and no KD no Kyrie it puts undo stress on BS.
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KeonClark wrote: View PostMy question is, why isn't Simmons ready to play? It's been a week since the trade and they're still saying weeks away? Was he just watching Netflix these last couple months? Every game matters for the Nets to even get of the play in spot or make the playoffs, and Simmons is still weeks from being able to help? Or he is so incredibly soft that he's avoiding the Philly game in a couple weeks before he comes back...
Cause they know without KD they are going to be more on the losing end of things and given Simmons fragile state of mind they don't want him on the court too early.
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KeonClark wrote: View PostMy question is, why isn't Simmons ready to play? It's been a week since the trade and they're still saying weeks away? Was he just watching Netflix these last couple months? Every game matters for the Nets to even get of the play in spot or make the playoffs, and Simmons is still weeks from being able to help? Or he is so incredibly soft that he's avoiding the Philly game in a couple weeks before he comes back...
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G__Deane wrote: View Post
I think the East is wide open and could conceivably see a way for mant teams to lose in the first round....or make the finals
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inthepaint wrote: View Post
Could be both. I heard on sirius nba radio he wasn't even working out/staying ready when he was in Philly as to not give the impression he would play. It's a big prima donna on a team with two other prima-donnas. That's part of the reason I have my doubts about them winning it all.
Take it for what it is.
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KeonClark wrote: View PostMy question is, why isn't Simmons ready to play? It's been a week since the trade and they're still saying weeks away? Was he just watching Netflix these last couple months? Every game matters for the Nets to even get of the play in spot or make the playoffs, and Simmons is still weeks from being able to help? Or he is so incredibly soft that he's avoiding the Philly game in a couple weeks before he comes back...
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My question is, why isn't Simmons ready to play? It's been a week since the trade and they're still saying weeks away? Was he just watching Netflix these last couple months? Every game matters for the Nets to even get of the play in spot or make the playoffs, and Simmons is still weeks from being able to help? Or he is so incredibly soft that he's avoiding the Philly game in a couple weeks before he comes back...Here’s what she said on ESPN’s NBA Today Monday…
“Ben Simmons, from what I’m told, is going to really ramp it up this week and see where he’s at at the end of the week, but he’s getting close. I don’t think it’s going to–it’s going to be more like weeks rather than months.”
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golden wrote: View Post
How are the Nets not a legit championship contender when healthy and if/when NYC mandates are lifted? KD is the best offensive player in the conference. Simmons is the best wing defender in the conference. Kyrie is still a top 5-10 offensive player in the conference.
In addition to their big 3.... Nets have veteran shooters (Seth, Mills & Harris, if he comes back ) and playmakers (Mills, Dragic), veteran bigs (LMA, Griffin, Drummond), some youth (Claxton, Thomas) and even more depth (Brown, JJ). The main question mark is health and if they can ramp it up on defense. Veteran teams can usually reach another gear on defense in the post-season.
This all points to coaching and whether Steve Nash is competent enough to pull it all together. If Nets have a full, healthy squad and get bounced in the first round.... that would be all on Steve Nash.
When KD was healthy, the Nets were ballin'.
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The Great One wrote: View Post
Obviously the Nets big 3 > Raptors big 3. But when he said that he has higher ambitions he was talking about a chance to compete for the championship. UNLESS the Nets play the Cavs in the 1st round then they're a 1st round exit team just like the Raptors.
In addition to their big 3.... Nets have veteran shooters (Seth, Mills & Harris, if he comes back ) and playmakers (Mills, Dragic), veteran bigs (LMA, Griffin, Drummond), some youth (Claxton, Thomas) and even more depth (Brown, JJ). The main question mark is health and if they can ramp it up on defense. Veteran teams can usually reach another gear on defense in the post-season.
This all points to coaching and whether Steve Nash is competent enough to pull it all together. If Nets have a full, healthy squad and get bounced in the first round.... that would be all on Steve Nash.
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The Great One wrote: View Post
Obviously the Nets big 3 > Raptors big 3. But when he said that he has higher ambitions he was talking about a chance to compete for the championship. UNLESS the Nets play the Cavs in the 1st round then they're a 1st round exit team just like the Raptors.
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golden wrote: View Post
Dragic chose KD/Kyrie/Simmons over Siakam/FVV/OG. I think that's what he meant by higher ambitions.
I hope our guys take that as slap in the face.
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All things working out (big ifs in there), KD/Kyrie/Simmons is a pretty high ceiling though
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