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Does this sound like somebody who is upset? “Everybody wants to win the championship. I want to win the championship here. It’s our goal. It's the same every season. It’s a lot of work to do. There are so many great teams in the league. Anybody
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I don’t care what you have to do. You don’t have to see him in Indianapolis, but I’ll tell ya, Bol Bol is in Indianapolis again on Monday. He’s in Brooklyn next Monday, Cleveland next Friday, heck, Bol is in Canada next Saturday. Giving the whole
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It’s true, your inbox has more of me. Let’s move it to a phone, with no cord. I’d like to CHAT while I’m at NBA games, starting on Saturday evening while I’m at the Pacers/Magic contest. The Second Arrangement is a reader-supported publication. To
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Not Mike Bibby. I’d really like to blame it on Mike Bibby. Jon Wertheim at Sports Illustrated put together a fabulous breakdown detailing why the Vancouver NBA team fell apart in the early part of this century. The piece wasn’t incomplete. I still want to talk about the
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Hi there, I missed you. I am back home, in a library, and everyone working here looks like they’ve modeled at some point in their journey. I only have 88 minutes to edit this. LOOK AT LUKA GO Sorry for bringing the internet into this post, but I’m
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It is October, which helps, but these are the Lakers, and Westbrook. Two strikes down, already. The Lakers are winless through four games, the anguish is not out of the way early. Russell is injured, and there probably won’t be a starting spot waiting for him once his “irritated”
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Extra wet, extra dry. This is your division: ATLANTA HAWKS 2021-22: 43-39, second in offense, 26th in defense, ninth in the East, won play-in and lost 1-4 to Miami in first round Gains: Dejounte Murray (trade), Justin Holiday (trade), Frank Kaminsky (one year, $2.5 million) deal), Aaron Holiday (one
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The tape, it does not lie. Plus, so many tales. BOSTON CELTICS 2021-22: 51-31, seventh in offense, second in defense, lost in six game to Warriors in Finals Gains: Malcolm Brogdon (trade), J.D. Davison (No. 53 pick), Justin Jackson, Danilo Gallinari (likely out for season with ACL tear). Losses:
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Mavericks? Congratulations. DALLAS MAVERICKS 2021-22: 52-30, 15th in offense, sixth in defense, fourth in West, lost 1-4 to Warriors in Western finals Gains: Christian Wood (trade), JaVale McGee (three years, $20 million), Jalen Hardy (trade, No. 37 pick). Losses: Sterling Brown (trade, Houston), Marquese Chriss, Boban Marjanovic (trade, Houston), Trey