someone talk baseball so i can get over this T-Wolves loss faster. currently heartbroken

Edited November 19, 201510 yr by jsteve96

 

someone talk baseball so i can get over this T-Wolves loss faster. currently heartbroken

 

I hope you're being sarcastic.  But, if not, I think your issue may be watching the NBA like its a real sport, and not some bizarro soap opera with constant whining.

someone talk baseball so i can get over this T-Wolves loss faster. currently heartbroken

I hope this cheers you up:

Sixty more losses and the Wolves get another #1 draft choice with three good 5's available. Ben Simmons, Skai Labissiere and Damien Jones.

That guy will be at 5; Towns at 4; Wiggins at 3; Lavine at 2 and Rubio at point.

I feel better already.

 

I hope this cheers you up:
Sixty more losses and the Wolves get another #1 draft choice with three good 5's available. Ben Simmons, Skai Labissiere and Damien Jones.
That guy will be at 5; Towns at 4; Wiggins at 3; Lavine at 2 and Rubio at point.
I feel better already.

The Wolves are probably going to be picking more in the 10-12 range (unless they get extremely lucky in the lottery) than at 1.. Ben Simmons is a 3/4 and Towns is a 5 by the way.

The Wolves are probably going to be picking more in the 10-12 range (unless they get extremely lucky in the lottery) than at 1.. Ben Simmons is a 3/4 and Towns is a 5 by the way.

IMO you are right about Simmons, but not right about Towns.

Towns can play anywhere, but ideally (IMO)on a GREAT team, someone else will be the 5, and Towns will be impossible to categorize, compartmentalize or guard as a 4.

 

IMO you are right about Simmons, but not right about Towns.
Towns can play anywhere, but ideally (IMO)on a GREAT team, someone else will be the 5, and Towns will be impossible to categorize, compartmentalize or guard as a 4.

Towns could play the 4, but he is basically the prototype for the modern 5, with his athleticism and floor spacing. I'd rather have him at the 5 and then add another floor spacing 4 (hopefully Bjelica) to play alongside him.

 

I hope you're being sarcastic.  But, if not, I think your issue may be watching the NBA like its a real sport, and not some bizarro soap opera with constant whining.

 

I like basketball watching like I do baseball - I can sort of drift in and out of it and not feel like I missed much.

 

Especially in the last two minutes, then I can go take a nap and come back before the game is over.