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I think the key is the rawness of Jones. Sometimes it looks like the game is moving too fast and he’s slow to react. No sense in pushing him. We are win now. No time and not enough practices to develop right now.

Nice to finally have one that isn’t stressful (a little in the third). Hope they can build off this.

Risk of hitting against the cap and no minutes for him now. We need a pass-first PG on the roster to backup Monk and preferably play a little defense.

Apparently, I'm the only one that didn't :p

Wow. I saw he played the other night and didn't realize he was hurt again. Thanks for the update.

We get another Domas v. AD battle. AD has been much better against him this season. Hope Domas gets back on track tonight.

This squad has zero discipline on the defensive end. Too many guys run around like high school players as if they’ve never learned basics. Poorly defended 3s are the death of this team.

On paper, I'm happy with this roster. Let's see if they can develop chemistry quickly (as in tonight and in the coming week). I was thinking B+ and gave benefit of the doubt and good vibes to bump to A-

There are a few intriguing names on the list I wouldn't mind seeing in a Kings uniform

Large Greek population? He likes the Milwaukee-like wind chill?

I liked Graswich as a sports writer. Couldn’t stand him on tv or when he starting covering current affairs and politics.

I really didn't get vibes that this was happening. I'm glad I was wrong. Feeling very excited.

Forever King!

I was about to add Jason Jones as one guy I trusted to speak the truth. I didn't always like what I heard, but he was generally right once I took the emotions out of it.

Reading between the lines of Monte's presser, I have the feeling we aren't doing anything more this deadline. Monte made his one move and is talking about "down the line" flexibility.

I'm sure he's keenly aware of the Hawks' pick owned by the Spurs from the whirlwind of speculation before his trade. Obviously, they want to win in a head-to-head matchup to further bury the Hawks and provide increased odds for the Cooper Flagg prize. Unfortunately, if the Spurs "lucked" into...

I concede that point. My thoughts were Brown would've been a good coach for him in that regard. And he was touted as a premium shot blocker. Oh well, what's done is done. We all would be great GMs if we were allowed to use our way-back machines.

I like most things covered in chocolate (I've even had a cricket from that candy place in Old Sac), but I had to vote strawberries as it may be the only thing that I've ever dipped in chocolate (other than my finger). Excited to see how the team plays at home and how the home crowd reacts. Go...

I'm not necessarily writing him off and hope he develops, but he wasn't the answer for a team looking to take the next step. We needed athletic size and someone to put next to Sabonis that can rim protect. Instead we drafted another guard (and one that needed surgery). I think that's partially...

"Coming off injury and surgery" instantly acknowledges he wasn't BPA - namely because he was unable to play. This is a "win now" team. It doesn't have time to waste on projects and rehabilitation. Can you acknowledge actual rim protection would have seen this team in a different place?