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Question for the travel coaches or parents.

Say you have a travel team and there are multiple players on the team who coaches know have a second travel team to play in tandem with the travel team you are on/run. They are never missing a game for the main team to play with the second team, and they are never missing a practice for a practice with the second team.

Some of the kids second teams are just recreational Little League Allstars/Fall Select Teams. Some of the kids second teams are legit travel clubs that actually play a higher level than the team (i.e. AAA vs AA).

In some cases the two teams play in the same types of tourneys (USSSA, NCS, etc) but never the same exact tourney.

What are folks thoughts on Hexplore It and Dragonfire for solo play?

It looks like Dragonfire would either be 2-handed or 4-handed even in a solo setting?

Hexplore It appears to have 4 settings/releases. Is there a best one to get started (start with Forests over Valley?).

For free, YouMail will block all your spam calls and give you a voicemail inbox portable from your carrier where you can read it all and keep it in folders per hustle.

If you pay for their $10 Pro plan, you get 3 virtual numbers that actually use a real phone call (vs crappy quality VOIP) to connect to your cell phone and you can have different greetings and menus and stuff for each number.

Anyone using it?

(and on that note, anyone need any credits for it? Drop me a note and I send $20 in credit to your account)

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For S&G, looking at some Duos per 100 Possessions... wondering "per 100" how the new Clippers duo compared to older Clipper duos.

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New Look Clips 2018-19:

Kawhi @27 : 37.5 / 10.3 / 4.7

PG13 @28 : 35.5 / 10.3 / 5.2

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Old Look Clips 2011-12:

CP3 @26 : 29.3 / 5.4 / 13.4

Blake @22 : 30.8 / 16.1 / 4.7

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Former Clippers & Their New Pals 2018-19:

Blake @29 : 34.6 / 10.7 / 7.6

Drummond @25: 25.5 / 22.9 / 2.1

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Harden @29: 48.2 / 8.9 / 10.0

CP3 @33 : 23.9 / 7.0 / 12.5

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New Look Lakers 2018-19:

AD @25 : 36.5 / 16.9 / 5.5

Bron @34 : 36.2 / 11.2 / 10.9

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So with LeBron projected to play the PG officially/formally.. how does this affect next year's All-NBA Team projections?

All NBA this last year:

1st: Jokic | Giannis & George | Harden & Curry

2nd: Embiid | Durant & Leonard | Dame & Kyrie

3rd: Gobert | LeBron & Blake | Russ & Kemba

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There's a reason there for AD to start at C although he probably has a decent chance at the 1st team as a forward too. We could probably expect LeBron to get at least back to the 2nd Team as a "guard".

I'm sure there's a handful of Free Agents hanging out to see if they can make more $ with the Lakers' cap room if Kawhi returns to Toronto.

But there are still some folks out there who are pretty much hunting for Room exceptions.

These to me are the likely Room Exception signings... which Room Exception player do you want the most and why?

Wes Matthews?

Jeff Green?

JaMychal Green?

Markieff Morris?

Kevon Looney?

Willie-Cauley Stein?

Here's a rough history of salary cap estimates that the media reported on around the trade deadline of each year, and what the actual salary cap became when June 30th hit:

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2016-2017: Est $92M Actual $94.143M (2.1% higher than expected)

2017-2018: Est $102M Actual $99.093M

2018-2019: Est $101M Actual $101.869M

2019-2020: Est $109M Actual ????

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If the final number for 2019-2020 ends up 2.1% higher like it did in 2016-2017 the cap could end up at $111.34M (for example).

This is one reason why folks shouldn't be expecting any telling Lakers moves until the real numbers come out since the +/- could be $2M or more which is the difference between how you'd handle so