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Oct 27, 2017
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Okc best player is Steven Adams lol.
End of an era indeed.

I truly believe CP3 will want out of OKC for a title contender... but nobody wants him.
Miami would definitely be interested.
Maybe the Knicks to stay relevant.
 

mrmoose

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Nov 13, 2017
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So basically:
Houston has become the OKC of a few years ago but without Durant (the team that Harden fled)
OKC has become the Clippers without Blake (basically the team that CP3 fled)
The Lakers have become the Pelicans but with Lebron
The Pelicans have become the pre-Lebron Lakers

The last decade of MVP winners (before the most recent one, Giannis) have played with another MVP (though this was true before this trade as well, though now all have played with another MVP after both won MVPs).
 

kickz

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NinjaScooter

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Oct 25, 2017
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This is going to be so bad for Houston. Like Russ is fucking worthless without the ball. Far worse (and way less efficient) than CP3 from that regard, and we all saw how the Harden/CP3 marriage ended. A lot of the luster is coming off of Morey. Homie just doubling down on his fuck ups and killing the rest of Harden's prime here. This is going to be awful.
 

LanceX2

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Oct 25, 2017
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WHAT THE FUCK
CHRIS PAUL IS GARBAGE.


please say he backs up SGA. we do not need to waste minutes on CP3
 

Serene

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So Dame hits that shot in Game 7 against OKC and it leads to....

- Tension between PG and Russ, which drives PG to demand a trade to the Clippers

- PG going to the Clippers makes Kawhi go to the Clippers

- PG being traded puts OKC in rebuild mode which leads to Russ being traded to Houston

Dame fucked up the whole league with one shot
 

mrmoose

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The rare everyone loses trade.

If Presti is joking about winning, they're going to bottom out, not hit the salary floor, have decent picks, get decent picks when Houston implodes (and if the Clippers implode), and Presti can work some magic. Ideally they'd have gotten out of any super max contract but it's not like they were going to use that salary cap space to rebuild in the next three years anyway. If the fanbase can accept that after being a contender for the entire franchise's existence, then they'll be in pretty good shape. Or they can move back to Seattle.
 
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