73-9 Game: Can you beat the 2015-16 Warriors?
You have $100 million to put together a squad to try to beat the best regular-season team ever.
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Interesting to see Wade providing this much fuel and inspiration for the next generation, as well as his hierarchy of accomplishments:
"I spoke to Dwyane Wade right before the draft and I told him I want to be a hall of famer and he said that's what he wanted to be too until he got selected for the top 75 and that was like a bigger moment for him than the hall of fame. So he said 20 years from now will be the 100th anniversary and I should be aiming for the top 100 instead of just the hall of fame so that's my new goal"
"I spoke to Dwyane Wade right before the draft and I told him I want to be a hall of famer and he said that's what he wanted to be too until he got selected for the top 75 and that was like a bigger moment for him than the hall of fame. So he said 20 years from now will be the 100th anniversary and I should be aiming for the top 100 instead of just the hall of fame so that's my new goal"
Joker, Shay, Kyrie, Dwight, Wemby, Adrian Dantley, Lanier, Walt Bellamy. Shit it's going to be hard to get in the next 25.
I don’t think the top 75 from 5 or so years ago should be automatically locked in to the next top 100 list.
They are basically refusing to acknowledge that players are getting a lot better as the game has gotten bigger and the whole world is learning from the previous generations and building on them. Wilt and Russell will obviously always deserve to be on the list. Keeping a lot of these other 50s era players will look silly in 20 years.
There’s no way that the players now through 20 years from now will only be 25% of the 100 players. They gotta respect the growth and development of the game.
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@ "Investigate Jarred Vanderbilt’s contract next The players fucked themselves by agreeing to these aprons. Either you are a max player or Silver assumes you'll be happy making less than $10M per year. If the team is willing to pay, let the players cash out. These apron rules force players to take pay cuts while protecting billionaires from spending.
Does this chalky ass mouth even need a podcast?
