@FakeAccount69_4@hawksucklol Yeah. There’s another that has the screen to format it, but their 70mm broke and they use digital. Still, I saw the Prologue there, it damn near the same format as IMAX 70mm.
@OrlMagicfan5 In fairness to him, he can get the injury excuse because even with a coach that they didn’t have faith in anymore, they were going to win the series had franz not gotten hurt. And I think they would’ve beaten Cleveland. It’s time to see if it was the coach or the players.
It's not an overreaction to question Chet Holmgren's fit in OKC. He straight-up can't defend Wemby, and he was terrified on offense. Bobbled passes. Tripped over his own feet. Even if Wemby wasn't lurking, he looked incapable of scoring against other San Antonio defenders. It was illuminating how bad he was.
But it's also not the first time. Chet was also terrible offensively against Indiana in last year's NBA Finals. He's now 30% from 3 in 48 career playoff games. He's shown no signs of being a shot creator. And his shooting and finishing isn't even translating to the playoffs. Now his max contract is about to kick in. It is completely reasonable to question whether Chet should be part of that plan.
I don't think the answer is a definitive no, to be clear. Chet was voted second in DPOY for a reason. He's an excellent, versatile defender. He still made some competitive plays for the Thunder on that end throughout the series for OKC. And he's still only 24 so there's room for growth on offense. But the Spurs are OKC's main rival and Victor Wembanyama is the player they'll have to get through to win a second title. If Chet can't defend Wemby and can't produce on the other end of the floor, the Oklahoma City front office should at least debate Chet's future.
@pissedtons@NCSMuldoon If that FO ever drafted Chet I would’ve lost it. He is a temu version of mobley who can’t create his own shot. He made all-nba because of his defense. It wasn’t because of his offensive production.
@stonecodykilla@adamwehib@JonesOnTheNBA It’s either pass out of a double team to a non shooter or take a tough shot because he doesn’t trust anyone outside of Franz
@Fiizop Paolo is a better playmaker and a better rebounder when he has the opportunity to do so. Y’all have seen it in the playoffs. I can’t wait for Sweeney to actually unlock him yall will see.
@stonecodykilla@adamwehib@JonesOnTheNBA Get him some spacing and he stops taking those shots. All of this proves y’all have no idea how bad that offensive system was.
@SamQuinnCBS Why the hell would the Magic trade for a worse player? Also, the notion that Paolo and Franz don’t fit is stupid as hell. They do, but only when they’re healthy and they have spacing (which is every 2-way forward duo).
@WestMagnaCarta@TheDunkCentral@realapp Bro no. People been saying Chet should’ve gone #1 ahead of Paolo. Which, to me, is utter nonsense. I’m speakimg on that.