@SteezySquints I don’t think it was a good decision. If he does win a ring he’s finishing his career as a 76er…which I would have preferred his farewell tour happening in Cleveland or Miami.
@Waynesworld90@UTAH_2@Chizzle03@ClutchPoints@VinBonaccorso JJJ and Lauri could have played easily last year. Because of the tank the Jazz would sit them out for a paper cut. So I would not classify them as that. No disrespect but AD is legitimately an injury prone player. Like I said hope he balls out and loses that injury prone title.
@Waynesworld90@UTAH_2@Chizzle03@ClutchPoints@VinBonaccorso Look I really hope AD is back healthy and balls our for you this year. But when’s the last time we’ve seen him dominate a full season? I think at this point he has to prove he’s still that player. Until then I wouldn’t count him as one of your best players.
@Tjonesonthenba Maybe a really dumb question Tony, but why not trade back for Gobert? Obviously Kessler has the more upside. But honestly I don’t think it would be that crazy if we’re getting more assets back. Gobert off the books in 2yrs and you sign him to a friendly vet deal.
@hansenjames Having listened to PK for a while he’s just being facetious and I’m sure he understands the situation. But there’s some truth in that this is the year for Lauri to really showcase himself.
Elon Musk did say he'd support Rep. Thomas Massie. In June 2025, after vowing to help primary big spenders in Congress, he replied "I will" to Justin Amash's call to back Massie specifically. He also called Massie "awesome."
As of April 2026, Massie has publicly stated Musk has not donated to his re-election campaign (or any related super PAC that he's aware of). No further public follow-through from Musk appears on record.