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I don't follow the league much since the Lakers are in complete disarray.
But I do follow the Celtics because of Stevens. When he took the job it was expected he would get 4-6 years to build something. I'm of the opinion the league is not the best place where he can thrive. The C's finishing mid-pack each year ruins any chance of them getting a decent player in the draft and the league is all about superstars and the C's don't have one. C's management has historically been impatient with mediocrity and even though they've made the playoffs two years in a row...it's simply not good enough. Next year is crucial that they win a series. If not, Stevens could be gone and that gives a big advantage to UCLA who made a colossal mistake hiring Alford. The Tar Heels also come into play. Williams isn't getting any younger and the tears are increasing. Duke is always in play due to Coach K's health issues. Plus it's expected half the team will leave next season for the draft. And of course the program and fans who probably want Stevens to at least last two or three more years in the pros is IU. Thanks to UK having one of the worst teams in the last 20 years Crean ended up getting at least two more seasons. IU used to be a big program that wanted to win championships. But lately it seems they bought into political correctness and have accepted being a borderline top 20 program on average. I know some of their fans miss winners like Bobby. But they're old and few and far between these days. College basketball needs Stevens. Because there are great coaches near retirement and then there's this guy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWcKMK6Lcd8 and that program.
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Stevens is where he should be . With our draft picks this year. We win it all next year or the year after. Durant is coming too
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Wasting money on Durant just solidifies my opinion.
Too fragile physically and mentally for a max contract.
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Plus it's an awful draft. I wouldn't pin any hopes on Buddy Hield being a difference maker.
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I lost $500 on Celtics, $500 on Pacers and $350 on series parlay.
That's minus $1350. Total for playoffs as of now, w/ no pending bets is... Plus $740 |
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Miami series wager.... plus 125..... $1500 risk to win $3373.35
Cavs minus 7.5.....$550/500 OKC plus 8....$550/500 |
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Who was the announcer who acted like they had a moneyline bet on the Spurs last night?
That was embarrassing coming from a professional. He was damn near ready to throw his program across the court/simulcast room. Manu flopped. Spurs had time to win the game. On to the next one.
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Thought you were a big C-Web guy? |
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Probably was Webber...never been a fan of him.
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plus $1740 for playoffs Heat plus 4.5......$770/700 Blazers plus 9.5.....$550/500 |
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plus $150 PLUS $1890 for playoffs w/ a large Heat series wager pending and a Cavs NBA title future pending. OKC plus 7.5........$770/700 OKC moneyline......plus 280.......risk $300 for $1140 |
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PLUS $3430 for playoffs |