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The old days of traditional positions are done. Now it’s just get 5 guys out there who can play together on both ends.

Exactly. They don’t have a lot of ways to add or improve the roster outside of trading Kuminga and that’s why they’re holding out.

But do they really want to complete training camp with 9 players on the roster? Then are the guys that are waiting on Kuminga ok with waiting until then?

I think they’re different and each have their own strengths. Keon is obviously longer, fights thru screens much better, plays passing lanes and contests shots better, Davion has the edge in lateral quickness and bodying up guards. I think Keon is probably more impactful overall but not by much.

I guess it’s low risk, but 6’7 guys who can play don’t get waived. He’s likely just another Kessler Edwards, Jalen Slawson, etc.

It’s an extremely vague tweet that doesn’t even mention a deal. I’m not sure how you can trash the org and come to a conclusion without filling in the blanks with multiple assumptions.

Exactly. What does this even mean? Some are so quick to react off a tweet and we don’t even know what the deal is.

Of all the tweets, reports and articles we get in the offseason what percentage of them would you say actually happens?

I don’t disagree with that, I think Carter has a ton of untapped potential. My point is ownership doesn’t see it that way, so that’s not what Perry is tasked to do.

Outside of bottoming out and playing all the young guys would anything make sense to you? I’m not saying I disagree with that I just think ownership has no interest in that direction so Perry’s looking at Westbrook as a quality back up guard that’s proven and that can help with the culture. Not...

Everything we hear as reports aren’t necessarily fact. It can just be smokescreens from teams, agents, media because all have their own agendas. That said if we believe the reports it would actually be Monk (and a pick) for Kuminga and Westbrook, which makes a lot more sense than just a...

Vegas’ goal with these totals is not to predict the number of wins/losses but to entice bets on both sides. They will likely end up being in the ballpark most of the time, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be way off at the end of the year like we saw with the beam team year.

How good they are pretty much comes down to Zion. A healthy, motivated fit Zion I could see them as a playoff/play-in team. If he misses significant time they don’t have a chance.

Right. Is he trying to say he’s not on the same page as his front office and coaches?