Imagine spending 10 years in the NBA, building a respectable defensive reputation, only for Cooper Flagg to use you as a career highlight in his rookie season.
If Paul George stays healthy, people are going to realize very quickly why Boston wanted him next to Tatum.
Giving JT a 2nd wing who can knock down shots, make the right pass and defend multiple positions. That’s already a nasty fit.
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The Pacers are quietly one of the most “everybody can hoop” teams in the league.
No superteam nonsense just a ridiculous collection of useful players around Haliburton.
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I remember Brandon Jennings once asked the question Tatum fans hate: "if Tatum was always the clear-cut alpha, why did Jaylen Brown walk away with Finals MVP?"
Let’s be honest: some people are waiting for him to struggle so they can finally say, “I told you he was overrated.” 😭 The 2026-27 season is about to expose a LOT of agendas.
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NBA fans keep saying “Wemby needs to add strength.” Bro, imagine telling a 7'4" alien who can handle the ball, shoot threes and protect the rim that he needs to adapt to the league. The league needs to adapt to HIM. 😂
Tyler Herro is one of the few NBA players who can drop 25 points and still have people arguing that he didn't impact the game.
At this point, bro needs to score 40 with the Milwaukee just to get a compliment. 😭
Carmelo Anthony built a Hall of Fame career on footwork, and understanding of scoring angles. Queen, meanwhile, entered the NBA after showcasing an offensive skill that included interior scoring and playmaking.
The question is whether Queen can absorb these lessons and translate them into consistent NBA production this season. Young bigs often focus on strength and athleticism, but having a reliable scoring process can separate a good player from an offensive hub.