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Love watching Kon play. He’s a baller.

His three point volume is definitely a great sign for his chances.

The stats at the top correlate the most from SL to NBA. The numbers at the bottom correlate the least.

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Did I say they were unrelated? Pretty sure I said some things were more pressing issues than others which I stand by.

His game vs TOR was particularly impressive imo. +10 in a game where they lost by 3. And only one turnover in a game where his team had 29. He was a calming presence.

Somehow Jase Richardson, the 25th pick of the draft, is only capable of playing 2 games in SL but he was great regardless.

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Cody’s mentality and skill level are more pressing issues than his weight.

Kon was great again. Really looks like Bane.

Collier works well bc he is ball dominant on a roster filled mostly with play finishers. But if you’re hoping to see players develop and expand that part of their games (i.e Ace, Cody, Walt) he is not great for that. Very few players are good enough to demand the on ball share he does, and even...

I'm guessing there's some awareness/lessons learned from last Vegas SL.

The money keeps going up for owners and players, so it won't happen soon, but at some point the league will have to change their strategy from "the game doesn't matter" to "we need to entertain the fans". No other league constantly disrespects the fans like the NBA.

Maluach has made a couple, but can't say I love taking away his rim pressure so he can stand on the perimeter all game.

Clifford has been pretty great this SL.

You cannot overstate CC's impact. Many including myself would not have started following the league without her. But the league stands on it's own as a great product. There are other stars around the league and most of all the league is competitive. Every game seems to matter which reminds me of...

It's fun to watch guys play in a different role. For the most part, I think the "once he gets in the NBA" takes are a little overblown. There's validity to the logic, but it applies more universally across prospects and not just to our favorite prospect. Also, NBA much harder. But one thing that...

WNBA is actually awesome rn.

I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised because he was working out with everyone. He didn’t shut it down to get to the Nets. The only time I saw him play was the combine scrimmages, but he looked good in those games.

I honestly didn’t look much into Yang because I thought it was a foregone conclusion that he would go to the Nets. It’s funny how they had a million picks, when passing only, and somehow didn’t end up with him. He looks good. Conditioning needs a lot of work though.