John Lynch: “Kyle was fairly prophetic that day because he’s turned into a pretty special player for us.”
Time will tell if Shanahan is as prophetic about Brock Purdy as Bill Walsh was about Joe Montana...
Remember when the SF Giants won their first World Series in 2010 and Texas hit a ball off the top of the wall that bounced back into the field of play instead of being a home run?
Stay tuned to see if Bay Area sports fans can file Brandon Aiyuk's catch in the same category
The ideal JK profile: attacking closeouts, attacking mismatches, drawing fouls, putting pressure on the rim, and attacking a tilted floor, especially in transition. In terms of jump-shots, preferably taken within 10-14 feet.
Defensively: suffocating ball-pressure, defending primarily with feet instead of hands, use of athleticism to rotate and provide supplementary rim protection.
He's checked all of those tonight.
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@LombardiHimself The 49ers taking calls on Jeff Wilson makes total sense. They’re depleted in draft capital, and Wilson is a free agent at the end of the season. Elijah Mitchell should be back healthy soon, reducing Wilson’s load even more (not to mention McCaffery's touches).
@DevInTheLab Moreover, building a superteam is difficult regardless of budget; it isn’t easy to put all the pieces in place, build chemistry, etc. I also do not believe that superteams have been a problem in the NBA in recent years.
@DevInTheLab For the 2023-24 season, the first year the NBA might enact the spending limit, the four highest-paid players on the Warriors roster (Steph, Klay, Poole, and Dray) all were drafted by the organization. Yet, the Warriors can’t pay these players what they’re worth?! It’s absurd