He’d go it to get a ring, then once that itch has been scratched he’d probably look to leave so he can get his shots and make his stats look better. At Houston would it work? Harden, Paul and LBJ are all ball dominant players. We saw in OKC this year how having Westbrook, George and Melo didn’t really work well. According to Chris Broussard LeBron said he is open to playing off the ball and being more of a pure Small Forward rather than being the primary ball handler and the de facto PG as he is right now.
Sounds like Durant will stay at Golden State. I’d have been very keen to see him at the Sixers…
Another 4-5 easily. He’s 32-33, he’s probably the best prepared athlete in the world, takes great care of himself, works very hard in the off-season to stay in shape. This is his 15th season and I’ve seen no diminishing of his athleticism whatsoever.
Read after last season he spends between $1.5-2Million on his body each year in dietary programs, personal trainers, fitness advisers, well being massages, doctors and whatever else cos he wants to be absolute peak for as long as possible.
Players voted Donovan Mitchell ROY over Simmons?
It was close but I thought Simmons had the better season.
Will be interesting to see who wins the ROY voted on by media.
Mitchell certainly made the Jazz relevant. Gobert was good, but he cannot carry that team and he certainly wasn’t the difference between them missing out on finals and almost clinching home court advantage in the first round.
Mitchell was a big reason why they improved from mid December to t the end of the regular season.
Regardless, I still think what Ben Simmons did this year was more unique. You could argue he ‘stat pads’ but I thought he beat out Mitchell as far as having a better season.