Just kidding, we’re currently tied for first in the west.

Can you guys please calm down and quit whining about a bunch of players who have played less than 100 total minutes in the nba?

Yeah the game last night was a bummer but quit posting about how everyone needs to be traded and trust the process.

The core of this team, including the coaching staff and leadership, are still intact. The same ones who got the franchise its first championship.

Quit whining and doom posting.

Thanks.

  • jillaveryBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Came here for this. To develop players, you’re gonna lose some games. I’m honestly bothered by the folks that are freaking out on Malone for running a full bench unit last night. Would I like them to win every game? Of course. Would I like them to see what they have at this point in the season and run some messy lineups in the process of achieving greatness in June? Yes, so much more that.

  • mrbaseball1999BEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Can y’all stop whining about “doomers?” Is anyone saying we’re gonna miss the playoffs? Is anyone seriously suggesting we should fire Malone? I haven’t seen any of that. What I see is people saying our bench is not very good, which, let’s be real, it’s not. Yes, we are 9-3. Yes, it’s November. Yes, the 2nd unit is young. But it’s equally silly to say this is no concern at all as it is to be discouraged by their play so far.

  • jesuswasahipsterBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    It’s insane how quick sports fans forget circumstance. Murray is hurt. He’s the offensive bridge from our staters to our bench. Him being hurt also removes Jackson from the bench who is playing like a legitimate 6th man this year. Once Murray comes back the bench is going to be fine. Even with all that we’re still winning games.

  • davoaridBEnglish
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    10 months ago

    Yep. Honestly, we should just treat these non-Murray games in November as just a nice opportunity for the rookies to develop their games. Braun has been taking huge advantage, Strawther looked a lot more comfortable last night–their development matters a whole lot more than whether we won a November 19th game in Cleveland.

    I remain really down on Nnaji, though. I did like that he got some minutes with Jokic last night–my hope is that the Nuggets understand that he’s not a Jokic clone, and when he subs in for Jokic, they cant just run him as the fulcrum of the offense. His game is like a PJ Tucker thing: let him play defense and grab rebounds, but on offense just park him in the corner to space the court and shoot 3s if no one is on him. He is still so uncomfortable with the ball in his hands.