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Nick Wright says if Adam Silver plus the players union, plus the owners don’t take drastic massive measures in addressing how the NBA regular season has become essentially a boring precursor to its postseason the league can become the NHL faster them anybody could think: “I’m a big proponent...

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Nick Wright says it is incumbent upon Nikola Jokić to remain best player in the NBA, he has to play like it the rest of this series: “Because you don’t have to win the championship to be the best player in the league. You don’t even have to make the finals every year to be the best player in the league. But if you in the three years post winning the championship, your postseason results are up 3-2 on Minnesota, get annihilated in game 6, then blow a 20 point game 7 home lead in round 2. That’s how your title defense ends. And then following year it’s a valiant effort in round 2, but you get blown out of the water in a game 7 to go home in round 2 to the eventual champs. Then the following year, you are huge round 1 favorites against the team that beat you two years prior and they send you home in upset fashion. That strangle hold you had on best player alive not only loosens, it might be gone entirely.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says it is incumbent upon Nikola Jokić to remain best player in the NBA, he has to play like it the rest of this series: “Because you don’t have to win the championship to be the best player in the league. You don’t even have to make the finals every year to be the best player in the league. But if you in the three years post winning the championship, your postseason results are up 3-2 on Minnesota, get annihilated in game 6, then blow a 20 point game 7 home lead in round 2. That’s how your title defense ends. And then following year it’s a valiant effort in round 2, but you get blown out of the water in a game 7 to go home in round 2 to the eventual champs. Then the following year, you are huge round 1 favorites against the team that beat you two years prior and they send you home in upset fashion. That strangle hold you had on best player alive not only loosens, it might be gone entirely.” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

100,482 次观看 • 3 个月前

Danny Green on people saying the bubble championship didn’t count because they played “lesser” teams like Miami: “Miami, ‘oh they were low seed.’ Which they should never be a low seed but they’ll have bad regular seasons sometimes because Jimmy doesn’t play as much in the regular season. People would argue and say ‘Miami wasn’t the best team that year in the East’ but to me they were one of the better teams and they show that year after year. Even after that they went to the finals. Denver went to the finals as well” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)
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Danny Green on people saying the bubble championship didn’t count because they played “lesser” teams like Miami: “Miami, ‘oh they were low seed.’ Which they should never be a low seed but they’ll have bad regular seasons sometimes because Jimmy doesn’t play as much in the regular season. People would argue and say ‘Miami wasn’t the best team that year in the East’ but to me they were one of the better teams and they show that year after year. Even after that they went to the finals. Denver went to the finals as well” (Via Out The Mud Podcast)

Heat Central

59,693 次观看 • 2 个月前

Nick Nurse gives a surprisingly blunt definition of good coaching: 1. Win games 2. Increase every player’s value in the marketplace “People ask me, ‘What’s your coaching philosophy?’ For me, I always try to say a couple things. One is: You’ve got to instill that you’re playing to win the game. That sounds really simple. But that is how we’re judged. That’s why they keep score.” “Right under that is: Can we increase each player’s value in the marketplace? The guys who make the All-Star team are always from winning teams. The guys who win end-of-the-year awards are always from winning teams. MVPs come from winning teams. Those things are closely related.” “I’m not afraid to talk to the players about that. How are we getting you to another place? To a better contract? A longer contract? From the 13th man to the ninth man? From the ninth man to the sixth man?” “What can we do? We spend a lot of time trying to get them better. We’ve got to develop them. We’ve got to work with them. We’re not afraid to tinker with their shot. We’re not afraid to put in the time.” “Our film sessions one-on-one are about winning basketball plays. That’s what makes a good coach.” “Can you substitute well? Can you call timeouts well? Can you draw plays? Can you get on them when they need it? Can you put your arm around them when they need that too?”
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Nick Nurse gives a surprisingly blunt definition of good coaching: 1. Win games 2. Increase every player’s value in the marketplace “People ask me, ‘What’s your coaching philosophy?’ For me, I always try to say a couple things. One is: You’ve got to instill that you’re playing to win the game. That sounds really simple. But that is how we’re judged. That’s why they keep score.” “Right under that is: Can we increase each player’s value in the marketplace? The guys who make the All-Star team are always from winning teams. The guys who win end-of-the-year awards are always from winning teams. MVPs come from winning teams. Those things are closely related.” “I’m not afraid to talk to the players about that. How are we getting you to another place? To a better contract? A longer contract? From the 13th man to the ninth man? From the ninth man to the sixth man?” “What can we do? We spend a lot of time trying to get them better. We’ve got to develop them. We’ve got to work with them. We’re not afraid to tinker with their shot. We’re not afraid to put in the time.” “Our film sessions one-on-one are about winning basketball plays. That’s what makes a good coach.” “Can you substitute well? Can you call timeouts well? Can you draw plays? Can you get on them when they need it? Can you put your arm around them when they need that too?”

Josh Chambers

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Chris Haynes HAS NOT heard of the Cavs as one of Giannis’s preferred destinations: “I haven’t heard of Cleveland as a potential team that he’d be interested in. One thing about Giannis, he has 1 more year left remaining on his contract for next season. He can tell teams ‘listen, if you trade for me, you only get me for a year cause I’m opting out and going somewhere else.’ That’s going to deter teams from pursuing him. It has to be the right team that he wants to go to, and the right fit. I just haven’t heard Cleveland.”
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Chris Haynes HAS NOT heard of the Cavs as one of Giannis’s preferred destinations: “I haven’t heard of Cleveland as a potential team that he’d be interested in. One thing about Giannis, he has 1 more year left remaining on his contract for next season. He can tell teams ‘listen, if you trade for me, you only get me for a year cause I’m opting out and going somewhere else.’ That’s going to deter teams from pursuing him. It has to be the right team that he wants to go to, and the right fit. I just haven’t heard Cleveland.”

Heat Central

134,151 次观看 • 2 个月前

.nick wright: “I would be very worried that they are going to lose at least one of, Dallas or Houston, and then be facing a game with their season on the line in Denver.” Danny Parkins: “Well, they play well against playoff teams and the Chiefs aren’t a playoff team.”
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.nick wright: “I would be very worried that they are going to lose at least one of, Dallas or Houston, and then be facing a game with their season on the line in Denver.” Danny Parkins: “Well, they play well against playoff teams and the Chiefs aren’t a playoff team.”

First Things First

1,225,889 次观看 • 8 个月前

Nick Saban has high hopes for the SEC this fall, predicting that they will get 5 teams in the Playoff again 👀 “Everybody makes a big deal out of being able to beat us. That doesn’t mean they’re better than us, and that doesn’t mean that just because you win the championship that you have a better conference. It just means you had one better team. We had 5 teams in the Playoff last year, I think we’ll have that many teams in the Playoff again.”
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Nick Saban has high hopes for the SEC this fall, predicting that they will get 5 teams in the Playoff again 👀 “Everybody makes a big deal out of being able to beat us. That doesn’t mean they’re better than us, and that doesn’t mean that just because you win the championship that you have a better conference. It just means you had one better team. We had 5 teams in the Playoff last year, I think we’ll have that many teams in the Playoff again.”

CFB Kings

158,258 次观看 • 27 天前

Interview Yuki Ishikawa post match Slovenia with -The goal of this Nations League was a gold medal. As captain, how do you evaluate the tournament? Yuki: Yes... in the regular season, we were able to perform really well. However, in the final round, we failed to win the medal we had set out to win, and that was truly frustrating. I also think I once again felt the difference between the regular season and the final round. The players who took to the field also delivered excellent performances, but the fact that this didn't translate into a result is truly a great disappointment. That's why I think we'll have to become even stronger. -From now on, good luck in the Olympic qualifiers. We'll be cheering you on.
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Interview Yuki Ishikawa post match Slovenia with -The goal of this Nations League was a gold medal. As captain, how do you evaluate the tournament? Yuki: Yes... in the regular season, we were able to perform really well. However, in the final round, we failed to win the medal we had set out to win, and that was truly frustrating. I also think I once again felt the difference between the regular season and the final round. The players who took to the field also delivered excellent performances, but the fact that this didn't translate into a result is truly a great disappointment. That's why I think we'll have to become even stronger. -From now on, good luck in the Olympic qualifiers. We'll be cheering you on.

joey, and flower 🌼

112,910 次观看 • 17 天前

Adam Silver on tanking in the NBA: “In terms of the tanking, there’s no question that what we saw this season was unprecedented. You talked a lot about it. Your colleagues have talked a lot about it. Again, I think a bit of a group think there obviously by definition it can’t be successful for all the teams that were engaging in that strategy. But on the other hand the analytics which all the sports are using today suggest that it’s a potentially a winning strategy and that is to race to the bottom in order to get higher draft picks. I think it was a bit of perfect storm this year. You have a perception of a very deep draft class, which it appears to be some great players coming into the league. And then even fans in particular cities and even media in those cities to a certain degree were rooting for their teams to tank and saying, you know, how well can your team be managed if you’re sort of just in the middle? You either got to be great or you got to let yourself get bad. And I think we had to respond not just to the narrative but to misalignment of incentives once sort of the guard rails came off and it was an accepted practice in this league.” (Via Stephen A Smith)
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Adam Silver on tanking in the NBA: “In terms of the tanking, there’s no question that what we saw this season was unprecedented. You talked a lot about it. Your colleagues have talked a lot about it. Again, I think a bit of a group think there obviously by definition it can’t be successful for all the teams that were engaging in that strategy. But on the other hand the analytics which all the sports are using today suggest that it’s a potentially a winning strategy and that is to race to the bottom in order to get higher draft picks. I think it was a bit of perfect storm this year. You have a perception of a very deep draft class, which it appears to be some great players coming into the league. And then even fans in particular cities and even media in those cities to a certain degree were rooting for their teams to tank and saying, you know, how well can your team be managed if you’re sort of just in the middle? You either got to be great or you got to let yourself get bad. And I think we had to respond not just to the narrative but to misalignment of incentives once sort of the guard rails came off and it was an accepted practice in this league.” (Via Stephen A Smith)

NBA Courtside

11,520 次观看 • 3 个月前

Nick Wright says he wishes the Inside the NBA crew actually enjoyed basketball 👀 “It might be the greatest sports show ever. With that said, I wish it felt like they enjoyed basketball more. Before the Lakers Nuggets game, Chuck saying ‘I hope the Lakers lose’ because he was angry talk shows would take the Lakers seriously. If they’re the 3 seed in the west are people allowed to take them a little serious? Then after the game they win and Austin making that unbelievable play and Luka game winner, and Shaq said ‘good teams don’t need that’ like what are we doing? You see more in the NBA of the guys saying their era was better. You don’t see Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long on Fox NFL pre game being like ‘none of these guys could cut it in the 70s or 80s!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)
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Nick Wright says he wishes the Inside the NBA crew actually enjoyed basketball 👀 “It might be the greatest sports show ever. With that said, I wish it felt like they enjoyed basketball more. Before the Lakers Nuggets game, Chuck saying ‘I hope the Lakers lose’ because he was angry talk shows would take the Lakers seriously. If they’re the 3 seed in the west are people allowed to take them a little serious? Then after the game they win and Austin making that unbelievable play and Luka game winner, and Shaq said ‘good teams don’t need that’ like what are we doing? You see more in the NBA of the guys saying their era was better. You don’t see Terry Bradshaw and Howie Long on Fox NFL pre game being like ‘none of these guys could cut it in the 70s or 80s!” (Via What’s Wright? with Nick Wright)

NBA Courtside

844,274 次观看 • 5 个月前

Kenny Beecham thinks the Heat can be a top 3 seed with a Davion, Norman, Wiggins, Giannis, and Bam lineup: “That ain’t the worst starting lineup in the league… I think that team could be good enough to be a top 3 seed out East. I don’t think they’re better than the Pacers. I think they could win more games in the regular season than the Pacers but I don’t know if they’ll be better.” (Via Numbers On The Board)
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Kenny Beecham thinks the Heat can be a top 3 seed with a Davion, Norman, Wiggins, Giannis, and Bam lineup: “That ain’t the worst starting lineup in the league… I think that team could be good enough to be a top 3 seed out East. I don’t think they’re better than the Pacers. I think they could win more games in the regular season than the Pacers but I don’t know if they’ll be better.” (Via Numbers On The Board)

Heat Central

50,748 次观看 • 2 个月前

Pay attention to Saudi . They’re hosting the World Cup in 2034 and they have serious plans to do well at that World Cup. First thing for them is to invest in their league. These Saudi players in this Uruguay game, you could see their quality. They’re being coached by elite managers, they play with or against Ronaldo, Benzema, Kante, Mahrez, Mane, etc. these are players that have won everything. Exposure to such training programmes, world class coaches and team mates, facilities, it’s just madness. Most of the players in their squad are from the 4 government-owned teams like Hilal, Nassr, Ahli, some from Al Qadsia too which is also a good side. These top teams are exposed to world class structures (you can’t say same for the others, but that’s why the squad is made up of most players from the top teams). One of their players, Saud, was even bold enough to leave the league and he’s just done amazingly well at RC Lens this season,after he joined on loan from Roma. This is good for them too. Steven Gerrard shared a bit about the Saudi plan on “Stick to Football” recently. He said one of the things they told him was that they wanted to develop their academies especially and they wanted him to be part of it. I’ve attached the video. There’s an u21 league that is serious now in Saudi. You can also go pro at 16 years of age in Saudi now. It was 18 before. The youngsters are also exposed to these facilities which will aid their development, because some of them are expected to make that squad in 2034. Let me end this tweet with the shortfall of this project. Due to the influx of top players, many of these young players are not getting so much playing time, and they need to. They have a decent national team now but most of them won’t be present in 2034 when they host the World Cup at home. You can understand why these top teams don’t give so much youngsters opportunities even in Europe, this is because they’re chasing the league and they have no time for trials with the kids, this has to change. I always support the youth. I think teams are entitled to 8 foreign players, the league organisers should also put something in place to ensure teams play u21 players and the likes. I’m sure they’re thinking of these things and I’m rooting for them to do well. Fingers crossed.
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Pay attention to Saudi . They’re hosting the World Cup in 2034 and they have serious plans to do well at that World Cup. First thing for them is to invest in their league. These Saudi players in this Uruguay game, you could see their quality. They’re being coached by elite managers, they play with or against Ronaldo, Benzema, Kante, Mahrez, Mane, etc. these are players that have won everything. Exposure to such training programmes, world class coaches and team mates, facilities, it’s just madness. Most of the players in their squad are from the 4 government-owned teams like Hilal, Nassr, Ahli, some from Al Qadsia too which is also a good side. These top teams are exposed to world class structures (you can’t say same for the others, but that’s why the squad is made up of most players from the top teams). One of their players, Saud, was even bold enough to leave the league and he’s just done amazingly well at RC Lens this season,after he joined on loan from Roma. This is good for them too. Steven Gerrard shared a bit about the Saudi plan on “Stick to Football” recently. He said one of the things they told him was that they wanted to develop their academies especially and they wanted him to be part of it. I’ve attached the video. There’s an u21 league that is serious now in Saudi. You can also go pro at 16 years of age in Saudi now. It was 18 before. The youngsters are also exposed to these facilities which will aid their development, because some of them are expected to make that squad in 2034. Let me end this tweet with the shortfall of this project. Due to the influx of top players, many of these young players are not getting so much playing time, and they need to. They have a decent national team now but most of them won’t be present in 2034 when they host the World Cup at home. You can understand why these top teams don’t give so much youngsters opportunities even in Europe, this is because they’re chasing the league and they have no time for trials with the kids, this has to change. I always support the youth. I think teams are entitled to 8 foreign players, the league organisers should also put something in place to ensure teams play u21 players and the likes. I’m sure they’re thinking of these things and I’m rooting for them to do well. Fingers crossed.

TobyWrites

346,294 次观看 • 2 个月前

Draymond Green on if rivalries matter in trades or free agency in the NBA” “I’ll tell you, they mean something sometimes, but nothing when guys are trying to get their money because if that’s where you’re getting your money from, it is what it is. And these teams don’t really give a damn about players. Most of these teams. So, I’m not mad at players going to like, oh, the rival. Like, it ain’t college.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)
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Draymond Green on if rivalries matter in trades or free agency in the NBA” “I’ll tell you, they mean something sometimes, but nothing when guys are trying to get their money because if that’s where you’re getting your money from, it is what it is. And these teams don’t really give a damn about players. Most of these teams. So, I’m not mad at players going to like, oh, the rival. Like, it ain’t college.” (Via The Draymond Green Show)

NBA Courtside

56,142 次观看 • 1 个月前

Ben Wallace on what the Pistons need to do this offseason “I think right now the guys just got to refocus, get back to doing what they were doing, and understand that it ain’t so much that they need to retool—it’s that the rest of the league needs to retool to adjust to them. Because they were the number one seed, right? And you don’t get that number one seed by accident. To earn that number one seed, that means you were special all year. So they just gotta continue to do what they’ve been doing and make everybody adjust to them.” Via TMZ Sports
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Ben Wallace on what the Pistons need to do this offseason “I think right now the guys just got to refocus, get back to doing what they were doing, and understand that it ain’t so much that they need to retool—it’s that the rest of the league needs to retool to adjust to them. Because they were the number one seed, right? And you don’t get that number one seed by accident. To earn that number one seed, that means you were special all year. So they just gotta continue to do what they’ve been doing and make everybody adjust to them.” Via TMZ Sports

Pistons Talk

71,490 次观看 • 1 个月前

Bad teams don’t tank because they are dying to lose for six months straight, alienate fans and create bad habits for their young players. They do it because they have to – the NBA just doesn’t give bad teams a lot of avenues to get better. And a number of the “tanking solutions” that have been proposed would actually make it even HARDER for bad teams to climb out of the bottom of the standings. Flatten the lottery odds? So you’re proposing giving good teams a *better* chance to get the best rookies and bad teams a *worse* chance than they have now? Yeah, that’s bad for the league, bad for fans, bad for players. The NBA needs to focus on creating more pathways to improve, so tanking isn’t the only way - and in my opinion that means holding bad owners accountable too.
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Bad teams don’t tank because they are dying to lose for six months straight, alienate fans and create bad habits for their young players. They do it because they have to – the NBA just doesn’t give bad teams a lot of avenues to get better. And a number of the “tanking solutions” that have been proposed would actually make it even HARDER for bad teams to climb out of the bottom of the standings. Flatten the lottery odds? So you’re proposing giving good teams a *better* chance to get the best rookies and bad teams a *worse* chance than they have now? Yeah, that’s bad for the league, bad for fans, bad for players. The NBA needs to focus on creating more pathways to improve, so tanking isn’t the only way - and in my opinion that means holding bad owners accountable too.

Rachel Nichols

334,912 次观看 • 5 个月前

Paul Pierce says the Draft Lottery is rigged: “I think they be like, “Here, man. We going to give this motherfu*ker here. We gonna give them this.” Come on, like Dallas out of all people got the number one pick. They just lost Luka. Hell no….. I’m telling you, this what goes on in the back room. They congregate. These is billion-dollar people. They get in a room, then you got the commissioner in there. And to all the weak teams, we’re giving the number one pick to the highest bidder. Who wants it? Two billon, talking three. This is what’s going on in the back room for the number one pick. So, if they willing to sacrifice that money and these low market teams who got the big couple dollars for that number one pick, if they think it’s going to change their franchise, they paying for it. I’m telling you, this what’s going on in the back room.” (Via No Fouls Given)
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Paul Pierce says the Draft Lottery is rigged: “I think they be like, “Here, man. We going to give this motherfu*ker here. We gonna give them this.” Come on, like Dallas out of all people got the number one pick. They just lost Luka. Hell no….. I’m telling you, this what goes on in the back room. They congregate. These is billion-dollar people. They get in a room, then you got the commissioner in there. And to all the weak teams, we’re giving the number one pick to the highest bidder. Who wants it? Two billon, talking three. This is what’s going on in the back room for the number one pick. So, if they willing to sacrifice that money and these low market teams who got the big couple dollars for that number one pick, if they think it’s going to change their franchise, they paying for it. I’m telling you, this what’s going on in the back room.” (Via No Fouls Given)

NBA Courtside

105,256 次观看 • 4 个月前