Fred Katz
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Podcast Appearances
And that's the most common way you lose these close games.
You want to see who won a close game?
It's usually just who had more scoring chances.
That's what decides it so often.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, that's my point.
Jokic is just doing un-Jokic stuff, which isn't going to keep up.
And when it matters, he won't do that stuff.
And the Nuggets will be the Nuggets.
Thanks for having me.
Miten se menee? TÀmÀ on vihreÀ pÀivÀ ihmisten työskentelemisestÀ NBA-palveluissa. Se on vihreÀ pÀivÀ. On paljon tapahtumaa. On paljon seurata. On paljon tehtÀvÀÀ. Ei kysymystÀ. VihreÀ myös sinulle. VihreÀ kaikille. KyllÀ.
Nobody saw. Nobody knew about. Nobody even cared about. Including probably even the guy who got traded, whose first name I believe is pronounced Bolsa. And the only reason I really remember that is because I said, look at the balls it tooks to make that trade. Yeah, it's got to be Bolsa. Like salsa, but with a B. Right. It's got to be Bolsa. That's...
It's gotta be. It has to be. It has to be. It couldn't possibly be anything else. What's it gonna have, a silent L? There's no way. It's gotta be Balsa. So, they traded from Balsa. Balsa's not in the NBA. What's Balsa's last name? I just told you I don't know how to pronounce it. Kabrikavik? I don't know. This is bad. You know what? Just like it's gotta be Balsa, it's gotta not be Kabrikavik.
It's gotta not be kabrikovi. Why did you even ask me to say it? I introed it saying I don't know how to pronounce it. Because honestly I thought it would be fun. I thought it would be fun to hear you try. You were right. And we all deserve a try. Correct. The Thunder traded for this guy. He was drafted in the second round of the 2021 NBA draft. And I'm looking through trades and just catching up on stuff and I'm like,
What is this deal? Because all it was was the Thunder sending cash to Utah and Utah sending the draft rights to this 2021 second round pick to Oklahoma City. And I'm like, what the heck is this deal? And you know Oklahoma City, they don't do anything random. So I'm like, what is happening here? And it starts to hit me. I'm like, okay, the Thunder gave up cash and they got back a random draft rights guy who's probably not coming to the NBA. Yeah.
Miksi he tekevÀt sitÀ? Miksi he haluaisivat? Luulen, ettÀ kuuntelen Brian Winhorse-mimeÀ nyt. Miksi he tekevÀt sitÀ? Miksi he haluaisivat johonkin, joka ei todennÀköisesti tule NBAiin? Ja vastaus on...
Voisi vain olla, kuten Bolsa voisi vain olla sanottu Bolsa. Voisi vain olla, ettÀ Jumala on valmisteltu mahdollisuuteen menemÀÀn toiselle jÀrjestelmÀlle seuraavaksi. Koska mitÀ tapahtuu, kun menet toiselle jÀrjestelmÀlle, et voi kÀyttÀÀ rahaa ja ratkaisuja. Se tarkoittaa, ettÀ jos haluat tehdÀ ratkaisu, ja haluat mennÀ pienemmÀlle ratkaisuun, eikÀ halua kÀyttÀÀ draft pickÀ, eikÀ halua kÀyttÀÀ pelaajaa, koska muistakaa, ettei voit ratkaisua niitÀ heikkoja toisilla jÀrjestelmÀllÀ enÀÀ nÀissÀ todellisissa ratkaisuissa.
If the Thunder want to get into that deal, and remember, they can't aggregate if they're over the second apron. They want to get into something. Don't want to use a player. Don't want to use a draft pick. They can't use cash as a touching point in a trade anymore. Because they're not allowed to if they're over the second apron. What can they use? Draft rights players. Draft rights players specifically who were in the last five to nine. If it's a three-team trade, five drafts. If it's a two-team trade, nine drafts.
And so it signals that they're at least preparing for the possibility to go into the second apron next year, which will be a big deal for them, which signals something about their future, signals something about how they plan to handle their finances moving forward. And the reality is the Thunder didn't have any
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