Temp check.
Barnes+2 unprotected FRP (whenever they can be traded) for Mikal Bridges. What say you?
If they just keep most of their guys think of the depth
dinwiddie Mills
Thomas Curry
Bridges O’Neal
Johnson DFS
Claxton Simmons
that team might actually be really good
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Might actually be a competitive roster in the East haha.
No stars, but plenty of talent.
I'd take Mikal over OG for pretty much the same reasons but 3 FRPs is a lot to pay for either of them.
Right. If KD is worth four, no way are OG and Mikal worth 3.I'd take Mikal over OG for pretty much the same reasons but 3 FRPs is a lot to pay for either of them.
If Gobert is worth 5....Right. If KD is worth four, no way are OG and Mikal worth 3.
IDK, the way Cam Thomas has been playing the past 5 games, including 3 consecutive games scoring 40+ and counting ........ he may very well become a star.
If Gobert is worth 5....
Gobert > KD confirmed.If Gobert is worth 5....
Do the Kings even make the playoffs this year?
The West is extremely tight with only 4.5 games separating us and the 10th seed. I enjoyed getting the win tonight against Houston, but there's no way that any legitimate teams let the worst team in the NBA hang around... and we've done that a bit too much this year.
Here's my current predictions of the standings in the West without the Kings:
1. Nuggets
2. Grizzlies
3. Suns
4. Mavericks
5. Lakers
6. Clippers
7. Pelicans
8. Timberwolves
9. Warriors
10. Blazers
11. Thunder
12. Jazz
According to Talkathon, we have the 3rd hardest schedule remaining: https://www.tankathon.com/remaining_schedule_strength
I have no clue why anyone thought this road trip was hard. We had the Rockets 2x, crippled T-Wolves, Spurs, and Pacers. Going 4-3 wasn't good enough. If we keep playing the way we're playing, I don't know if it's sustainable down the stretch. We keep letting teams hang around because we don't play any defense. Almost all of our games go down to the wire and it just turns into an offensive shootout. I don't think we can keep winning this way. We also have more games remaining than most of the teams in the West by 2-3.
I think this puts more pressure on Monte to make moves. The stupid Nets completely swung the pendulum for two teams in the West.
In looking at Cam's iso stats he's kind of sandwiched in between all the legit stars, hmmm... Contract year though.
They are 8-9 games over 500. meaning not every game is life and death like it is for teams like the Wolves/Jazz/GSW/Blazers/Thunder/Lakers/Mavs/Pelicans meaning they can play way more freely barring some serious injuries they should make it. Also the mental stress having to go life and death over a 30 game span is insanely taxing and could easily lead to a complete collapse from any of those teams if they go a 3-4 game losing streak something the Kings record allows them to weather.Do the Kings even make the playoffs this year?
The West is extremely tight with only 4.5 games separating us and the 10th seed. I enjoyed getting the win tonight against Houston, but there's no way that any legitimate teams let the worst team in the NBA hang around... and we've done that a bit too much this year.
Here's my current predictions of the standings in the West without the Kings:
1. Nuggets
2. Grizzlies
3. Suns
4. Mavericks
5. Lakers
6. Clippers
7. Pelicans
8. Timberwolves
9. Warriors
10. Blazers
11. Thunder
12. Jazz
According to Talkathon, we have the 3rd hardest schedule remaining: https://www.tankathon.com/remaining_schedule_strength
I have no clue why anyone thought this road trip was hard. We had the Rockets 2x, crippled T-Wolves, Spurs, and Pacers. Going 4-3 wasn't good enough. If we keep playing the way we're playing, I don't know if it's sustainable down the stretch. We keep letting teams hang around because we don't play any defense. Almost all of our games go down to the wire and it just turns into an offensive shootout. I don't think we can keep winning this way. We also have more games remaining than most of the teams in the West by 2-3.
I think this puts more pressure on Monte to make moves. The stupid Nets completely swung the pendulum for two teams in the West.
But then they’re back to the Jazz situation where you’re running Conley/Gobert stuff to the detriment of your best player (Antman)If the Wolves weren't getting Gobert his pick and roll pal back I'd laugh, but....
But then they’re back to the Jazz situation where you’re running Conley/Gobert stuff to the detriment of your best player (Antman)
Do the Kings even make the playoffs this year?
The West is extremely tight with only 4.5 games separating us and the 10th seed. I enjoyed getting the win tonight against Houston, but there's no way that any legitimate teams let the worst team in the NBA hang around... and we've done that a bit too much this year.
Here's my current predictions of the standings in the West without the Kings:
1. Nuggets
2. Grizzlies
3. Suns
4. Mavericks
5. Lakers
6. Clippers
7. Pelicans
8. Timberwolves
9. Warriors
10. Blazers
11. Thunder
12. Jazz
According to Talkathon, we have the 3rd hardest schedule remaining: https://www.tankathon.com/remaining_schedule_strength
I have no clue why anyone thought this road trip was hard. We had the Rockets 2x, crippled T-Wolves, Spurs, and Pacers. Going 4-3 wasn't good enough. If we keep playing the way we're playing, I don't know if it's sustainable down the stretch. We keep letting teams hang around because we don't play any defense. Almost all of our games go down to the wire and it just turns into an offensive shootout. I don't think we can keep winning this way. We also have more games remaining than most of the teams in the West by 2-3.
I think this puts more pressure on Monte to make moves. The stupid Nets completely swung the pendulum for two teams in the West.
The best course of action probably remains to just stay the course until the summer when the Kings will be like the one good team left in the division with most of their picks and a young core while every other team in the west is going to be stuck in salary cap hell with an aging core and absolutely no draft capital left to refill their rosters.Yeah, but if they have remotely the same success as the Jazz, this is another issue for a team like Sac. I think the Kings were counting on almost all of these lower teams staying down but they aren't. They're going for it. All in.