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BRule said:
Report out today says Durant loves Melo and is eyeing the Knicks for 2016. "He believes it would work in NY with ️he and Melo" The Knicks have as good a chance as OKC or the Wizards.
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Anything is in play at this point but I think the Wizards are clearly the favorites.
 
"The front office and players are behind Brooks and no move is imminent. They will instead look to make a trade, likely Reggie Jackson."
 
BRule said:
Report out today says Durant loves Melo and is eyeing the Knicks for 2016. "He believes it would work in NY with ️he and Melo" The Knicks have as good a chance as OKC or the Wizards.
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LOL, no chance in hell.
 
I don't get why KD would choose NY. In two years Melo is not going to be a great player while still make max dollars. Its 75/25 WSH/OKC right now if you ask me.
 
thethe said:
I don't get why KD would choose NY. In two years Melo is not going to be a great player while still make max dollars. Its 75/25 WSH/OKC right now if you ask me.
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So between those two players being on the Knicks there will be about 3 percent cap space to fill out a roster.
 
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Tapate50 said:
The Hawks are just out of their minds.
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It's really unbelievable how crisply and self-assuredly they are playing; I think they're leading the league in games with 30+ assisted shots, and seem to have five or six guys in double-figure scoring each game. Brooklyn actually played pretty well last night, all things considered, but even when they had the score close it didn't feel close.

All sense says they're due for a let-down, but—as a Bulls fan—I'm girding myself against disappointment and just conceding the one-seed to Atlanta. I'm hoping Chicago can score the second seed, and deal with Atlanta in the ECF, should both teams advance that far.
 
jpx7 said:
It's really unbelievable how crisply and self-assuredly they are playing; I think they're leading the league in games with 30+ assisted shots, and seem to have five or six guys in double-figure scoring each game. Brooklyn actually played pretty well last night, all things considered, but even when they had the score close it didn't feel close.

All sense says they're due for a let-down, but—as a Bulls fan—I'm girding myself against disappointment and just conceding the one-seed to Atlanta. I'm hoping Chicago can score the second seed, and deal with Atlanta in the ECF, should both teams advance that far.
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The highlights from that 30 pt drubbing of the franchise formerly known as the bullets was pretty jaw dropping.
 
gilesfan said:
LOL, no chance in hell.
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Yeah, this.

I think he goes to DC or OKC if they turn it around in the next 1 1/2 years.

I would bet on DC at this point but he isnt going to the Knicks.

Melo will be out of his prime by then.
 
BRule said:
Report out today says Durant loves Melo and is eyeing the Knicks for 2016. "He believes it would work in NY with ️he and Melo" The Knicks have as good a chance as OKC or the Wizards.
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No they dont, he'd be stupid to go to NY.

He'll go to OKC or DC if he wants any shot at winning anything.
 
I get pissed at Rose with his dumb pull-up and transition and heat-check threes, but it's hard to blame dude when he gets—by far—the least whistles for any guy who's consistently aggressive going to the hoop. He's getting rag-dolled down there, and is almost never rewarded for it by the referees.
 
I normally don't complain about officiating—and the Bulls have no excuse to drop a game like this anyways—but this has been just a terribly called game. A lot of unwhistled bull**** that cost Chicago a lot of possessions—but they never should've played this down to another crap opponent.
 
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