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People told me I was an idiot when I said Mitchell would be the 4th best player on the Wolves. I don't think I was far off. I'm happy to see Rudy doing well.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Nothing is completely random. You have great players and no reason to want to lose, you are probably not going to lose.
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Injuries are kinda random doe. As are players being unhappy and wanting out. **** happens. Picks far out are just about impossible to predict how good or bad they will end up being.
 
fishonjazz said:
Injuries are kinda random doe. As are players being unhappy and wanting out. **** happens. Picks far out are just about impossible to predict how good or bad they will end up being.
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More likely someone else gets injured and that means the Cavs get a better record than one specific player on their team gets injured to the point it drastically changes their season.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
More likely someone else gets injured and that means the Cavs get a better record than one specific player on their team gets injured to the point it drastically changes their season.
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Sure thats possible. Nothing is more likely than anything else though. Its randomness.
 
Fosto said:
People told me I was an idiot when I said Mitchell would be the 4th best player on the Wolves. I don't think I was far off. I'm happy to see Rudy doing well.
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If you still believe that you are still an idiot sorry.
 
Saint Cy of JFC said:
Lmao what?

Why do y'all just say stuff to say stuff?
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If we are saying 29 teams might have an injury vs. 1 team then obviously the odds are stacked toward the 29 teams... if we are saying one team may sustain an injury that allows cleveland to move up one spot... well that is just as likely as Cleveland sustaining an injury... correct? Except in one outcome Cleveland goes up one spot vs. the other outcome they fall many spots from where they should finish. Even teams that have good players end up in the lotto... it happens all the time. Especially if you are looking out 5 years in the future.
 
Mobley has next to no offensive bag and Garland is a turnover machine at times and sucks on defense. Neither is a great player as is, just good.

If/when Don leaves they need a good return of "win now" pieces, or they could be in trouble.

Magic and Pistons got better young pieces and are on the rise. Cavs are gonna have a tough time getting above .500 in a few years without Don.
 
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