@girldadben@VonBylor@KevinOConnor That’s the problem, is he didn’t develop them because they were competing at the same time, but ownership wants to hold on to young pieces, so they spend too long there to truly flourish elsewhere
@huskiers@NotRealJC Gen z was at one point viewed as super progressive in like 2020, but that was before a large majority of the generation could vote, so it was in actualality that the loudest voices of gen at that time were progressive. Since ‘22 and ‘24 data has contradicted that thought
@DuuuvalDivision@13eechamFR So the plan is for enjoy to bring in more podcasts and talents that would cover things not basketball related. So it wouldn’t necessarily be notb but for football.
@stevejones20 On an unrelated note, I want to learn how to watch off ball play better, both defensive and offensive. Do you have any suggestions of teams I should watch film of, examples of good and bad work.
@outheregoing@OldManAndThree@TheDunkCentral What your saying isn’t wrong, but he’s talking about is the willingness of teams to go into the luxury tax, the amount of owners who are super reluctant to do so aren’t as prevalent. That’s what he’s talking about, not the just the number being spent being bigger
@saulgoodmane_@onefcppv@ShamsCharania In his defense, he flipped for a lot of the role players that were about of the WCF run in 23. And he did that all at the trade deadline
@GravyProduction@ShamsCharania@SportsCenter I mean it’s like that one ex you break up with because you’re friends keep telling you to despite how you really don’t want to, and you after you do it, you realize how dumb you were to leave them.