[Game] Kings @ Warriors, 10/23/2022 5:30pm Pacific, 8:30pm Eastern
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Don't forget, the projected salary cap for next season is $134 million so we should have around $30 million in cap space this summer and the only key rotation player we're losing to FA is Harrison Barnes. As long as we don't completely botch this season and finish near the bottom of the league again, there will be an opportunity to add another big piece either this summer or next summer. Other than Sabonis, the guys who we need to play well have been and he's got enough of a track record that I'm not worried about him.
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if we lose out in the play-in I'll worry about Wemby. I just really want to get through the next stretch of games where we can play some middle-of-the pack teams in consecutive games and hopefully see where we are really at.
As big a bummer it is to play the Clips and Ws back to back, an no game until Thursday, it's great for Brown and co. to give the guys a film day or something tomorrow and then get some quality practice in and hopefully even though Thurs is another tough test we can see something positive.
I really don't know what to make of Barnes's situation though.
As big a bummer it is to play the Clips and Ws back to back, an no game until Thursday, it's great for Brown and co. to give the guys a film day or something tomorrow and then get some quality practice in and hopefully even though Thurs is another tough test we can see something positive.
I really don't know what to make of Barnes's situation though.
Does Sabonis even want to be in Sacramento? Seems like he's kind of done already just going through the motions (he's still good), also Malik Monk is a mistake he's a low IQ chucker who does nothing else and that KZ should not be on any roster. Fox is the only one so far playing consistently well. I have been warning people about Barnes for ages.
Everyone is down on the team right now but we have been competitive in every game. Maybe we should of won against the Blazers, but they are also 3-0 right now, and beat the Suns.
Does our defense need work? Of course, but it has shown promise outside of this last game. A game in which the other team had the number one defensive rating last year, and we hung 125 on them with Huerter and Keegan being off. We were on the second night of a back to back, and it showed.
Does our defense need work? Of course, but it has shown promise outside of this last game. A game in which the other team had the number one defensive rating last year, and we hung 125 on them with Huerter and Keegan being off. We were on the second night of a back to back, and it showed.
I'm really starting to sour on the NBA. The complete takeover by the refs is glaringly obvious. Not only is it manipulating games but it completely takes away from the experience. Why would anyone spend a bunch of money on tickets to watch teams shoot 61 free throws? I wish people would start boycotting games until the NBA makes changes. You almost never see more than 2 possessions go by without the refs blowing the whistle for fouls that not only don't affect the game, but cannot even be seen by anyone other than them.
If the ball get shot and the defender lightly touches the shooting hand after the ball is already in the air, why does that have to create a stop in play and free throws? That slight contact had no effect on the shot. Not only that, but it's only called when they feel like calling it. Half of these fouls cannot even be seen by the fans. Then they show a replay of them and the announcers usually agree that it was a foul because the slight contact could be seen. In reality every single play on the court has that exact same contact but it's not called because the game would take 6 hours to complete if they called it every time. They only call it when they arbitrarily feel like it.
If the ball get shot and the defender lightly touches the shooting hand after the ball is already in the air, why does that have to create a stop in play and free throws? That slight contact had no effect on the shot. Not only that, but it's only called when they feel like calling it. Half of these fouls cannot even be seen by the fans. Then they show a replay of them and the announcers usually agree that it was a foul because the slight contact could be seen. In reality every single play on the court has that exact same contact but it's not called because the game would take 6 hours to complete if they called it every time. They only call it when they arbitrarily feel like it.
Agreed. The first 3 games have been bad. I don’t have a problem with how they call it on one side of it is called the same way on the other but it is not. The Clippers game was more evenly called but not this last one.
I’d love reporters to ask Silver some of this stuff. Fox just doesn’t get the calls that others get. And I don’t mean just superstar calls but contact in the lane by any dude. Davion and TD were not allowed to do anything last night. Was the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen. Might be time for Brown to lean on the refs a little
I’d love reporters to ask Silver some of this stuff. Fox just doesn’t get the calls that others get. And I don’t mean just superstar calls but contact in the lane by any dude. Davion and TD were not allowed to do anything last night. Was the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen. Might be time for Brown to lean on the refs a little
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