@Jays_In_Flight@66BRYC@FightMass the rays are usually good and still struggle with attendance I feel like the owners would've considered orlando over the years if they felt it would give them a major attendance boost
@FreeGratitude@MattGross87@JeffPassan well I guess the only way to protect against that would the 2 divison winner 2 WC format but they've already opened pandora's box, "bad" teams will make it regardless if we are talking 6-7 playoff teams per league
@FreeGratitude@MattGross87@JeffPassan they should just copy the previous NFL format with 8 divisions, 4 division winners and 2 WC in each league, 7 from each is excessive
@Brettrs12345@AndrewBragg141@bestballguy the backfield is going to be your typical fantasy nightmare to predict, when you draft one of them your hoping the other is going to miss time
@berger_ste57449@ConquerSportsIO well its the only plan if you can't get a deal done, A level players rarely hit free agency and if they do you will be paying a premium, in my opinion you aren't winning super bowls playing moneyball in the nfl
@berger_ste57449@ConquerSportsIO elite talent wins championships and we need more of it not less, giving away an A+ for a bunch of B level players is not going to get you over the top, thats a move for rebuilding teams
@markpatriots21@Brett_Pats you've gotta get franchise cornerstones wherever you can, trading down isn't always the move just because you have a ton of needs really depends on how you view the other prospects
@javrel_ you guys saw him defend Luka a few times in the finals and decided hes prime Gary Payton😭 JT did the same thing against KD, only thing exposed is your ball IQ
For years, every NBA analyst has side-eyed the Tatum-Brown overlap in Boston.
Two elite wings. Both needing heavy touches. Last season, Jaylen Brown put up a career-high 35.1% usage rate while Jayson Tatum sat at 29.1%. When late-game situations hit, it turned into predictable, "your turn, my turn" isolation basketball.
Brad Stevens and Joe Mazzulla knew the machine needed grease. Enter Paul George.
Unlike traditional co-stars who demand the rock, George operated at a modest 23.3% usage rate last season. He isn't coming to Boston to hijack possessions, he’s coming to fluidly link them.
We’re talking about a guy who canned 40.8% of his catch-and-shoot threes while averaging just 1.7 turnovers per game. Mazzulla’s vision will be simple: swing the ball corner-to-corner in under five seconds, catch, and let it fly.
That fixes the perimeter flow, but how do the Celtics solve the possession game when the shots don't drop?
That’s where things get really interesting... and where Boston silently copied an offensive cheat code straight out of Houston.
Instead of just firing threes and praying, Mazzulla is building something far more dangerous by blending high-volume 3PT shooting with an unyielding offensive glass-crashing force.
Full breakdown in the replies on how Mitchell Robinson and PG-13 elevate Boston's number game 👇🏾
@Thatmfstevek@AMPMSose@gv49ers@awfulannouncing right Stafford needs 2 more MVPs to even sniff that conversation lmao and nobody can pull the "eye test" card because Rodgers could be the most talented ever