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Ok i see that now, I guess it'll depend on what they do this summer, if they don't get Bron or PG I'm guessing they'll just sign quite a few more 1 year deals

Kevin Love's shot around the rim have 0 touch to them

Do the 76ers even have cap space in 2019? I thought this was there only summer where they'd have the space to get a max player, with the exception of trading for one of course

NBA to experiment with challenge flags in summer league

I can't believe Clarkson got 4 years and $50M

So there's some types of players that fit better with other types of players? Got it.   And Houston is built with an entire of roster of guys that fit that play style

It feels like I mention this several times the cavs play but my god is Clarkson terrible

Well it makes sense that high usage guys aren't as effective when playing with other high usage guys. Which other stars make low usage guys better. There's more that's needed here to make an accurate comparison and conclusion

Do they announce these  ahead of time?

How many high usage guys get better playing with other high usage guys?

I was just about to post about how Clarkson wasn't in the game and maybe Ty Lue had learned his lesson, but nope here he is

https://twitter.com/KellyScaletta/status/1002573914311192577?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

I saw on twitter that it was up 3% from a year ago

Last nights game outdrew game 1 from last year, but Boston would have been better for ratings, right bosox?

Gonna need Koby Altman to cut Clarkson by Sunday, seems like the only way to get Lue to stop playing him

And even better than Clarkson

The other cavs shot 37% and it felt like they played well, that's how low the bar is for those guys

Also what were they doing reviewing that charge when LeBron was like a foot and a half outside the restricted area??

Ugh, they could have won the title that year too

Cavs winning this would have meant game 2 and 3 would both have huge stakes, now.. I’m not so sure