CBS Sports Ranks the Top 30 Front Offices in the NBA:
1. OKC Thunder
2. Boston Celtics
3. Houston Rockets
4. San Antonio Spurs
5. Cleveland Cavaliers
6. Indiana Pacers
7. New York Knicks
8. Utah Jazz
9. Philadelphia 76ers
10. Minnesota Timberwolves
11. Memphis Grizzlies
12. Charlotte Hornets
13. Atlanta Hawks
14. Miami Heat
15. Brooklyn Nets
16. Detroit Pistons
17. Golden State Warriors
18. LA Clippers
19. Portland Trailblazers
20. Denver Nuggets
21. Orlando Magic
22. Washington Wizards
23. Toronto Raptors
24. Milwaukee Bucks
25. LA Lakers
26. Phoenix Suns
27. Dallas Mavericks
28. Chicago Bulls
29. New Orleans Pelicans
30. Sacramento Kings
Caleb Wilson and Noa Essengue 3/4 combo is just so much more enticing to me than Matas and Caleb. Caleb can play like a 3 on offense and Noa a 4, but can reverse it defensively because Noa can guard 1-4 effortlessly. He attacks the boards too. Just way less redundant skillsets
@klahoops Joke for sure lol but yea he is just objectively moving better out there. Feet not moving like he's in quick sand. Not sure I've seen him get over screens like this in YEARS. Hasn't missed a dunk. Just looking spry
@BBeast828@koz776 I guess my concern would be another fraction to a hand that just had one and surgery(I'm assuming he had surgery?). That could potentially push back the timeline with this one to give more time for healing. But hopefully even then only a couple of months rather than season
@AWonzo Yea I agree, only question is if these are the guys BG WANTS to develop. We aren't winning more than 17-20 games I would venture to guess. So relegation awaits, just accept that. If there are young guys around the league that he wants. Go try and grab 1 or 2 of em.
@koz776 I believe it, I'm assuming it's the only reason it's taking this long to make the official announcement. They know it's a devastating hit to the community. Probably prepping a statement especially if it might be season ending.
We put the ball in bad players hands, not shocked. As for the terrible defensive rebounding, we also have too many contact adverse guys. Wouldn't dream of boxing out, too much physicality involved.
The Bulls shot 85 percent from the field in the first quarter. 58 percent for the game, including 52 percent from 3. Couldn't miss a shot and still lost.
If you're not possession-maxxing, you can have a near-perfect shooting night and still lose.
Matas usage against the Spurs? 27%. His 2nd highest of the season, only the Bucks game was higher. The Bucks game being the ONLY game we won so far AND the game he was so bad he didn't play in the 4th.
Anyway finishes the Spurs game a -21. More TOs(6) than made FIeld Goals(5)
Extremely simple gameplan and id argue that's why he had his best game. Matas had his LOWEST USAGE OF THE SEASON in this game. As Ive been saying. He doesn't need to be in a position where he processes, he's not a good processor, just is what it is.
If Caleb Wilson is out for an extended duration please know I'll officially call for the trading of everyone not named Noa, Swain and the 2way players. We will be a relegation team anyway, sell parts to the highest bidders and call it a season. Bryson, start this FRESH.