NBA Observant

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

So Pelinka really doesn’t like forwards or defense or what?

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Chris Mañon is legitimately Alex Caruso Deja Vu

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Goldin has some crazy blocks and a hilarious personality but he should have easily had a 15+ point night against this zone defense

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Mañon might have a full time role if the Lakers trade Jaden Hardy and Bronny (kind of want to see Bronny stick around)

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

The Buss brothers that could scout should have been allowed to stay. Hell of a run from Randle/Clarkson to Max Christie. A few misses here or there but extremely strong track record peaking in the 2017 summer league title from a scouting/development standpoint

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

A couple good reads from Thiero (1 resulting an assist) but he overplayed on defense resulting in a back cut on a lay up and a turnover

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Summer league hoops has some of the most selfish basketball ever played but you almost have to understand given 80% of rosters are fighting for their dreams

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Lakers have got to get better scouting. 2 guys in this summer league team that are already costing the game because they don’t belong

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Carr 👍

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

The spurs need a pass first point guard desparately

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Shai has the easiest superstar job of all time man

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Okc gets to play football u can’t even call the spurs soft

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

This OKC team is so unlikable

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

Coaches challenge is absolutely horrible for the viewing experience

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

@FNazis85244 @NBAStatGuy_ So make the post yourself?

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

@samson_wal74305 @WastefulBlimp @pickuphoop He seems to be outperforming the number one pick in his draft class this year in the playoffs…

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

@forthefacts You can make that argument, but it’s ultimately meaningless. Both teams should be making major moves in the offseason and it’ll be a completely different scenario next year. So this is such a pointless statement in the grand scheme of things, what happened happened

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

@NBACARTALK And for some reason we count finals losses more harshly than playoff losses, so from a narrative perspective, Kobe benefitted from having more competition in the west for many years , because if the chips fall your way, the east was mostly an easy finals experience

[NBA Observant @NBAobservant1]

@NBACARTALK Essentially Lebron faced way tougher teams in the finals due to being in the east, which is part of why his finals record is worse. 2008 is the only time I feel like Kobe had a tougher finals opponent than anyone he had to beat in the west beforehand, which isn’t anyone’s fault