Los Angeles Lakers star Austin Reaves is optimistic to return to action in Game 5 against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday night after missing about four weeks with a Grade 2 oblique strain, sources tell ESPN. Reaves will be a game-time decision for the third consecutive contest.
@AndrewKSchlecht The national tv outlets need to get together and offer Nick a joint contract to be the sideline reporter for all Thunder playoff games
@kukblue1@momo_152510@ClutchPoints@ThunderNationCP Same way Steph and KD always managed to get double teamed even with Klay in the floor? Having an extra shooter isn’t going to completely stop the double team just force players to choose who they want to shoot it. And Wiggins has shown he can be the threat if needed
@kukblue1@momo_152510@ClutchPoints@ThunderNationCP Impact doesn’t always show in the box score. Besides what would having KD have really changed against Denver? Maybe a couple more 3s? I think Denver still wins that with how hot they were shooting that night. You take away the 41 points of Hart Wigs and Caruso and add maybe 25-30
@momo_152510@Erick_CG23@ClutchPoints@ThunderNationCP There are guys that we can get for cheaper that also mesh better with the chemistry we have and doesn’t hurt us in the long term. I’m not saying KD wouldn’t help now but why sacrifice dynasty potential for a win now player?
@momo_152510@ClutchPoints@ThunderNationCP Sorry if I would rather have long term growth for the youngest team in the league (who by the way is the best team in the WC) rather than a couple year at most rental and stunted growth for when he does leave/retire.