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Wemby with 8 blocks in the first half. Only has 6 points but my god he's impacting the game on defense
The Knicks have no excuse and no one in their way, anything short of a finals appearance would be a disaster and signal it's time to blow it up. 39 point win Philly is a nice start. I suspect they'll face Cleveland but Harden will choke as usual.
I still believe the KD trade idea was not bad, but the deal was bad, and then the follow up deals with BB, Ayton. They could've at least insisted on trading Crowder for Hachimura for our own use and replace him with Saric for salary matching. Beal was the deal that killed any chance of success of the team. In hindsight they'd better let CP3 walk and find FAs with the MLE. Also I thought they had Pacer's Turner offered in sign-n-trade for DA but declined. And then they signed Watanabe, Metu etc who didn't pan out.I will maintain to my dying day that both the Durant and the Beal trades were all James Jones' brainstorms, especially the throwing in every possible draft pick from here to eternity.
Ishbia signed off on that because he was the new owner and was obviously insistent on doing something splashy to win over the fanbase, but the Durant trade was being cooked up well before Ish was the new owner. I assume Sarver was likely reticent about it because we all know how he felt about any risk of any potential cap penalties, but once Ish took over, that was no longer a consideration.
But even before, it had long been obvious how much Jones believed in the "superstar roster" personnel strategy, as well as his documented disregard for the draft. It should be clear to anyone that he was the primary architect of that disaster (albeit possibly with Isiah Thomas's additional input).
Ishbia should have been more circumspect about that, but was likely over eager to impress with his new toy.
Minny's gonna win this series. Shannon played great for them, much better than our sophs and rooks. When Donsumu and Edwards become healthy they might even win it all this year.
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Suns won in regular season against Spurs by putting RO on Wemby to restrict his lower body motion space, with similar success.Timberwolves Muse
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2h
Wemby when guarded by Randle last night:
— 24 possessions
— 1 point
— 0% FG
— 1 TO
BULLY BALL IS HERE
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Wilt Chamberlain holds the unofficial NBA record for the most blocks in a playoff game, recording 16 blocksin a 1969 postseason contest. Because the NBA did not officially track blocks until the 1973-74 season, this performance, along with others, is based on research of game films and scorecards.
1973 Playoffs: In his final season, he had a highly documented series against the Bulls where he registered 49 blocks in 7 games.
Context: While the official NBA playoff record is 10 (done 3 times, including by Hakeem Olajuwon and Andrew Bynum), research shows Chamberlain had multiple double-digit block games.