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If anyone was bored just wanted to let yall know the Melo bulls game is on NBA TV right now. The one where he drills the two clutch 3’s with some amazing commentary from Breen. Probably my favorite moment ever as a Knicks fan

Tobias is averaging 22 points and 9 rebounds a game on 62 TS%. 44% from 3 as well. I dont follow the Clippers but they are the #1 seed in the West and I feel like if he keeps this up untill the all star break he should be getting some all star buzz. Although I havent seen him much so how is he as a defender?

If you had to pick the 5 best offensive and defensive players of all time using the G-G-F-F-C format who would you pick?

My list would be

Offense

G- Kobe Bryant G- Michael Jordan F- LeBron James F- Kevin Durant C- Kareem

Defense

G- Gary Payton G- Michael Jordan F- Kevin Garnett F- Tim Duncan C- Ben Wallace

Anyone on this sub alive in the 70’s - early 80’s that watched Moses Malone can you tell me about him?

I was looking through some of the past NBA MVP’s and I saw he won 3 times but I feel like nobody ever talks about him. Where would you rank him on an all time list and who would he play like in the modern NBA?

Just thought it was interesting that a 3 time MVP is hardly ever talked about and there isnt that much film on him. Thanks.

For example im a Knicks fan so I would add Patrick Ewing. I think that gets us into the 3-5 seed in the East Conference but nowhere near a title.

Some teams off the top of my head that might be title favorites would be Rockets with Hakeem Olajuwon and the Celtics adding Larry Bird. Both squads could give Golden State a run for their money.

If your best player is still playing on the team currently you can just add the 2nd best. If you think Curry is the best Warrior just add Wilt. They might never lose a game.

Does anyone have an idea of how these two jobs work with regards to picking players and playing them. Does the GM have any say in how many minutes that the players that he picks get to play? And vice versa do the head coaches have any input as to who the GM gets to pick considering he is the one going to be coaching them.

I imagine there is some overlap but does it ever get contentious if say the GM really likes a particular player but the coach doesnt and refuses to play him? And does the owner ever get involved with personnel or playing decisions?

Am I the only one that thinks Durant will be the first to leave the Warriors? I think he will win another one next year before moving on and trying to win a title while being the leader of a team. Durant seems to care greatly about what other people think and wants to get some respect back of NBA fans.

I could see him going to his hometown in Washington or some other team in 2019 that he can lead.

TLDR: Durant is growing tired of not getting respect for winning his rings so he will be the first Warrior to leave to win a legitimate ring