cmon guys we were all calling tari mentally handicapped for like three years for not being able to handle 2 on 1 fastbreaks…at the very least he can fire off one “yall are broke losers” tweet
@plantsdown@cabtot33 im not talking about his aging you fucking mensa member…the original post is framed like conor wasn’t drinking and partying before 2021, when conor said himself last week “i was doing bad things on a yacht” and was taking shots at the press conference before the khabib fight
@ChrisMorseJr802 yeah “mid-late 2010s” is more correct than “throughout the 2010s” i dont think he was getting fucked up during camp for his cage warriors fights😂
@cabtot33 the assertion from the original post is that he fell off the rocker post-poirier…he was well into the party lifestyle a good few years before that
this offseason should’ve been picking a player to optimize around and going from there…we have to watch 87 games next year to come to the same conclusion that you can’t have two absolute non shooters getting 35+ minutes together
y’all keep whining about an associate hc/offensive coordinator…im sorry to break the news but that position is already filled by our captain fred vanvleet
I'm starting to wonder why NBA teams aren't lined up to hire lethal shooter - he should be a fixture on any team, unless he's actively turning them down.
Warriors need to get on it immediately and have him work with every player on their roster.
Wembanyama decided on the 25% maximum instead of the 30% supermax escalators to $303M, after he and the Spurs went through multiple frameworks. A major decision for the All-NBA star and Defensive Player of the Year entering his fourth season.
San Antonio worked in close partnership with Wembanyama and his representatives, offering the full super max and different variations of extensions. But Wembanyama ultimately chose a contract sacrifice rooted in giving him and the organization increased ability to build a sustained title contender around him.