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r/rockets•

Post your Realistic Carmelo Trade Ideas Here

I know we are having a few threads speculating on third teams involved for the trade. If you have ideas we could post them in here and clean up the subreddit from being filled up with nba trade machine threads. In truth there is no rush as of this point to move him, so we could be waiting for a while. I know Morey has been on the reddit in the past...

And please, no Tim Quarterman for Giannis trades lol.

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r/eu4•

Advice on France as Emperor for a WC attempt?

Have about 250 hours at eu4. Trying my hand on practicing for first WC and wanted to give France as Emperor a try in Ironman.

I managed to win the 100 years war, grab my cores from England and became the emperor at the same time. Then I DOW on burgundy with an early Iberian wedding alliance Castile and held out until Burgundian inheritance fired.

Now I have all of Burgundian Inheritance and have added all of the land to the HRE @ 1460.

From here on what do you think would be the next best steps toward a WC? I am hoping for something with Spain (but I am not holding my breath). England still has Calais, and I am wondering if I should bother with the Shadow Kingdom? Should I release some

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r/nba•

[Serious] All-NBA teams voting process and decisions.

I had this question after Zach Lowe's recently released predictions for All-NBA teams.

With All-NBA teams approaching I would like to get your guys opinions on the attributes sought out by voters in their decision making process.

Is it right to just look at a player on their own and award based off individual talent alone? Should it depend on how well their team performed as well? A balance of both?

I traditionally think of All-NBA teams as a recognition of skill regardless of team record. All-NBA can truly show you which players were the greatest during that NBA season.

However, I feel like some voting has become more in-line with how the team performs and gives the awards to players wh

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