NBA Season 2021-22

[Donoghus]

These are atrocious.

[BringToughnessBack]

These are atrocious.

LOL, and that is being kind. I am a marketer and these are definitely hideous.

[Who]

These are atrocious.

LOL, and that is being kind. I am a marketer and these are definitely hideous.

I like the red ones. The grey ones not so much.

[Celtics2021]

These are atrocious.

Maybe they’ll look better on the players, but yeah, I agree.

[Redz]

They should have caricatures of team captains on them.

[Surferdad]

These are atrocious.

Whose job is it to write that caption BS narrative? Utter garbage and no one cares. Oh, awful uniforms too for sure.

[Redz]

These are atrocious.

Whose job is it to write that caption BS narrative? Utter garbage and no one cares. Oh, awful uniforms too for sure.

Someone's gotta try to polish that turd! A for effort.

[Redz]

The only part that has any sort of character to it is the diamond 75th anniversary logo on the sides of the shorts.

[blink]

These are atrocious.

omg, those look like middle school gym clothes.  how on earth was that design ever approved?
hahahaha wow

[Goldstar88]

Adrian Wojnarowksi: ESPN Sources: The Sacramento Kings – one of the most aggressive teams in the market and once an eager suitor for Philadelphia’s Ben Simmons – have ended pursuit of a deal with the 76ers and turned elsewhere in trade talks. Story soon. – via Twitter wojespn

[jpotter33]

Adrian Wojnarowksi: ESPN Sources: The Sacramento Kings – one of the most aggressive teams in the market and once an eager suitor for Philadelphia’s Ben Simmons – have ended pursuit of a deal with the 76ers and turned elsewhere in trade talks. Story soon. – via Twitter wojespn

Outside of pure management/ownership incompetence, can anyone explain why Sacramento is still considered to be “buyers” this year? They’re four losses from the tenth play-in spot, yet only two losses away from last place in the conference. In what world does it make any sense to be trying to improve the team for an improbable playoff run, especially when you have several pieces that are valuable in a buyer-heavy market.

[keevsnick]

Adrian Wojnarowksi: ESPN Sources: The Sacramento Kings – one of the most aggressive teams in the market and once an eager suitor for Philadelphia’s Ben Simmons – have ended pursuit of a deal with the 76ers and turned elsewhere in trade talks. Story soon. – via Twitter wojespn

Outside of pure management/ownership incompetence, can anyone explain why Sacramento is still considered to be “buyers” this year? They’re four losses from the tenth play-in spot, yet only two losses away from last place in the conference. In what world does it make any sense to be trying to improve the team for an improbable playoff run, especially when you have several pieces that are valuable in a buyer-heavy market.

I don't think they really are "buyers." Ben Simmons is a guy they can get to shake up their team, but he's not strictly a player they are getting to chase winning this season. And I'm skeptical of their true interets in some of these other guys, I think its posturing to say to the 76ers "we dont need simmons."

[Celtics2021]

Adrian Wojnarowksi: ESPN Sources: The Sacramento Kings – one of the most aggressive teams in the market and once an eager suitor for Philadelphia’s Ben Simmons – have ended pursuit of a deal with the 76ers and turned elsewhere in trade talks. Story soon. – via Twitter wojespn

Outside of pure management/ownership incompetence, can anyone explain why Sacramento is still considered to be “buyers” this year? They’re four losses from the tenth play-in spot, yet only two losses away from last place in the conference. In what world does it make any sense to be trying to improve the team for an improbable playoff run, especially when you have several pieces that are valuable in a buyer-heavy market.

They've missed the postseason for something like 15 years in a row.  Getting draft picks and prospects hasn't helped them, so why not try something different?  Even winning a play-in game would be a relative accomplishment for them.  Long-term, I'm not sure it helps them, but clearly being a seller hasn't either.

[Celtics2021]

Davis 31/12...looks like he's back to his peak form? Playing like bubble Davis again? When LeBron comes back he's in MVP form? League should be worried again?

The Lakers have the most difficult schedule left in the West by opponent winning percentage, and 5 more road games than home games.  They should make the play-in, because there is a gap between the 7th-9th seeds and the 10th seed, but no, I don't think the league should worry about them at all.  Getting the 8th seed would be an accomplishment.  I think they'll have to win two games just to even make the playoffs, and given the age/health of that team, two extra games is going to be a major disadvantage.

[DefenseWinsChamps]

Davis 31/12...looks like he's back to his peak form? Playing like bubble Davis again? When LeBron comes back he's in MVP form? League should be worried again?

Meh. I watched the game. Why is it that I always come away from an Anthony Davis game a little disappointed? Anyone have any idea? Those are great numbers!