Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Wed February 05, 2020 5:33 am
My boy Malik Beasley finally bout to get some real burn
Monkey_Driven wrote:Finally, the trade everyone was waiting for
Didn't they just want to get under the tax and embrace who they think they are analytically by doing it?Monkey_Driven wrote:Surely, the Rockets have another move to make?
Are you sad it wasn't Andre Drummond instead?Electromatic wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:Finally, the trade everyone was waiting for
Thanks, I am pretty excited to see Clint Capela in town.
No, I'm happy to have a good center signed for a few years, Drummond I believe is a UFA next year and thus far, Free Agents aren't interested in playing here.verb_to_trust wrote:Are you sad it wasn't Andre Drummond instead?Electromatic wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:Finally, the trade everyone was waiting for
Thanks, I am pretty excited to see Clint Capela in town.
I guess? Maybe Morey just wants to burn it all to the ground because even he hates watching this team?verb_to_trust wrote:Didn't they just want to get under the tax and embrace who they think they are analytically by doing it?Monkey_Driven wrote:Surely, the Rockets have another move to make?
No way. Morey is the only one who likes the Rockets.Monkey_Driven wrote:I guess? Maybe Morey just wants to burn it all to the ground because even he hates watching this team?verb_to_trust wrote:Didn't they just want to get under the tax and embrace who they think they are analytically by doing it?Monkey_Driven wrote:Surely, the Rockets have another move to make?
If they don't this is heckuva head scratcher.Monkey_Driven wrote:Surely, the Rockets have another move to make?
They're doubling down on a style of play that has proven to be successful, but not quite successful enough to make the Finals. They now have no roster flexibility at all to play different kinds of lineups. I think the West is wide open but they're going to have very serious issues against Anthony Davis, Jokic, or Gobert in the playoffs.washing machine wrote:Rockets get Covington, who they were eyeing all along. That is the end game they wanted.
Monkey_Driven wrote:They're doubling down on a style of play that has proven to be successful, but not quite successful enough to make the Finals. They now have no roster flexibility at all to play different kinds of lineups. I think the West is wide open but they're going to have very serious issues against Anthony Davis, Jokic, or Gobert in the playoffs.washing machine wrote:Rockets get Covington, who they were eyeing all along. That is the end game they wanted.
Right.Electromatic wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:They're doubling down on a style of play that has proven to be successful, but not quite successful enough to make the Finals. They now have no roster flexibility at all to play different kinds of lineups. I think the West is wide open but they're going to have very serious issues against Anthony Davis, Jokic, or Gobert in the playoffs.washing machine wrote:Rockets get Covington, who they were eyeing all along. That is the end game they wanted.
So in other words, they're still the Rockets.
But an exaggerated version of that strategy. Seems like AD or Jokic are each putting up 40 a night against that and the Rockets are getting murdered on the boards.Monkey_Driven wrote:Right.Electromatic wrote:Monkey_Driven wrote:They're doubling down on a style of play that has proven to be successful, but not quite successful enough to make the Finals. They now have no roster flexibility at all to play different kinds of lineups. I think the West is wide open but they're going to have very serious issues against Anthony Davis, Jokic, or Gobert in the playoffs.washing machine wrote:Rockets get Covington, who they were eyeing all along. That is the end game they wanted.
So in other words, they're still the Rockets.