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when Exum comes back, it will be very hard for Burke to transition to the bench again. Neto is a temporary replacement for Exum.

Burke was shooting 36% when he's the starting PG. 42% when he's not. Less pressure in handling the ball.

Defense. And Trey Burke is better as a 6th man. When Burke is the primary ballhandler, it seems like he's forgetting how to shoot.

Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mlb-big-league-stew/albert-pujols-has-a-mike-trout-poster-in-his-bathroom-030413758.html Kinda weird. Thoughts?

"The problem below market at a certain point is that if you buy a ticket in a very premium location and pay a substantial amount of money. It's not that we don't want that fan to sell it, but that fan is sitting there having paid a substantial amount of money for a ticket and [another] fan picks...

According to NBC Sports' Kurt Helin, Sixers general manager Sam Hinkie said Embiid won't return for 2016 summer league, but he "expects" the big man to be ready for the start of next season as he rehabilitates his injury in Qatar, according to Tom Moore of the Intelligencer. Are you guys...

“We were very close,†Ainge said. “I can’t tell you the team or the name, but it was very close. It’s something that we had been deliberating on for two days straight. The other team was doing that. And we were wrapping ourselves around a big package to do a deal. And at the very last...

Who would they start? Harris is more PF than Morris. And Harris plays better at PF.

Post.

How much would you want to buy it for? I'll give it to the highest bidder. There are two other bidders aside from you.

Harris-Drummond Frontcourt Two bigs who can't defend.

With DMo and Thornton maybe. With Harris --- NO WAY

Which means trading him should've been the priority for the Pelicans who probably will miss the playoffs.

I'd say the Pelicans. They really needed to fix their roster. Anderson's value was at an all time high. Should've traded him along with Eric Gordon.

A lot of trades happened. There were winners, but there are also losers. Some losers got an awful return for their players, some losers didn't do anything at all. Who was the deadline's biggest loser?

And they got a pick for him too.

I'd pick the Suns. 'Cause getting rid of Markieff was very nice.

A lot of trades happened. Probably, none of it were the ones we were hoping for. But who do you think had the best trade deadline?

Traded Donatas Motiejunas. Probably because Chu Chu has a longer name.

Grizzlies are tanking. Maybe Gasol will be out for the season. And since Lance's contract is a team option, they're probably trying to clear cap space.