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Jonah Bolden was born in Australia. Maybe it's just me, but I call people from Australia Australian.
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Ehem..... Jakob Poeltl is Austrian.3inthekeon wrote: View PostAxel wrote:KeonClark wrote:KeonClark wrote:Comment
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There were 3 picks - an Austrian, an Australian and a guy we sold who's playing in Europe.Cody73 wrote: View PostIf we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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Other than Aldridge at #2 and Rudy Gay at #8 (actually including those guys) is was a wholly unremarkable top 10 picks. Bargs couldn't help it was a very weak draft year but the Raptors didn't exactly miss the next LeBron there ....3inthekeon wrote: View Post
Rondo at 21 and Lowry at 24 were other notables.Comment
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Report: Raptors sign forward Nigel Hayes to 10-day contract
Malcolm Miller, Brown and even Norm can't feel too good about it.....Last edited by G__Deane; Mon Mar 5, 2018, 11:19 PM.Comment
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The irony: raps got one of the worst #1 picks in recent memory, but later ended up with possibly the best pound for pound pick at #24 of the Same draft so it makes up for itG__Deane wrote: View Post9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of ForumComment
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Brandon Roy was really good until his knees gave out. Millsap in the 2nd round .G__Deane wrote: View PostIf we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do.Comment
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This is the lowest point in journalism, working those jobs they have. I get that these videos get clicks, as people apparently like watching two guys shouting at each other like impulsive morons expressing the same opinion everytime, but it's just plainly sad that this gets it's own show, for the sole reason of getting clicks instead of providing good content... Cultural differences, huh.Zainab wrote: View PostLast edited by RandomGuy; Tue Mar 6, 2018, 07:37 AM.Official Pope of the Raptors sponsored by MLSE.Comment
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I mean Stephen A Smith no disrespect, but right now the Cavs are as likely to face the Raptors in the first round as they are in the second. A second round matchup with the first place team requires the Cavs to place either fourth or fifth. The latest on Tristan Thompson's injury is that he'll be out two weeks, and they're already down Love, *and* their defence is still terrible, *and* they're heading out on their six-game western road trip.Zainab wrote: View Post
The Cavs could easily find themselves looking up at Indiana, Washington, and Philly in ths standings if they go 1 for 6 out west. If that happens, they're unlikely to get back up into fifth place, and they'll be in danger of facing Boston before they've got Love fully integrated if they fall that far back in the standings.Comment
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Cavs are faltering but certainly won't go 1 for 6 imo
Raps need to just keep winningComment
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What ever will we doZainab wrote: View Post
Stephen A. Smith finally picked the correct NBA Finals winner for the first time since 2011
For 2017, he picked the Warriors to win in seven games. They actually won in five, but we’ll count it.
What makes this streak so impressive is how statistically difficult it is to get six predictions wrong in a row. Take out everything basketball related, the fact there’s prior knowledge, and just make every pick a straight 50/50 guess.
The odds of getting a 50/50 guess wrong six times in a row was 1/64, or 1.56 percent. If Stephen A. Smith blindfolded himself and had to point to a name, there would be a 98.44 percent chance he’d get at least one NBA Finals prediction correct over this time span.
Let this be a lesson to everyone: If Stephen A. makes another prediction, put your money against him. It’s almost a guarantee. Well, except this year.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of ForumComment
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