torontoduke
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Wiggins is having his worst year - the last 5-7 games have been particularly awful.
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SignUp Now!I always knew that Kyrie moved well without the ball, but it seems especially noticeable in Boston.
Back to Baynes, I didn't realize he is 31. For a big of his size, that does diminish his value. And it doesn't fit in with their timeline. I'm not sure who they could draft or trade for that would give them a younger version of that bruiser body though.
Don't quite agree with that assessment. Sure, there was a lot of iso ball. But LeBron finding a cutting Kyrie was a lot more common than you're making it out to be.I always knew that Kyrie moved well without the ball, but it seems especially noticeable in Boston.
I'm not even sure he moved that well without the ball in Cleveland. Everyone just stood watching Bron or Kyrie drive to either score or kick out to a shooter who was open from the collapsing D.
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He's not quite as big as Baynes, but Johnny's former player Dwight Powell (Mavs) is 6'10" 240 and playing sneakily well for them this season. He's also third in the league in defensive rating and the only real big besides Baynes in the top 10. He's signed through 2018-19 with a player option for the following year, though.
"It's a headache," professional bettor Erin Rynning told ESPN. "You do all this research, and you want to think you're going to get 100 percent effort. That's the frustrating thing with the Warriors. They are bored. They have bigger fish to fry."
Statistically, the Warriors are among the NBA's most unpredictable teams this season. On average, their final scores land 10.5 points away from the point spread, according to Rob Nelson of ESPN Stats & Information.
"The one-seed means nothing [to them]," Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook head NBA oddsmaker and manager Jeff Sherman said. "The regular season is the preseason to these guys."