Do you have any predictions for 20-22 years from now?Yeah let’s see how that works out in the next five years, and we’ll see how real he is as he continues his pandering then pulls the rug out.
Having a midrange when you need it is good, but yeah his 3 ball wasn’t going down. When he missed that wide open one with a rhythm dribble it wasn’t great lol. Ingles scared me a bit tbh, he had a pretty terrible game I thought.The takeaways I got from this game is that Don really, really worked on his midgame (possibly to the detriment of his three ball) this season. His second shot was that damned floater, he missed it, then went to the stop and pop, which was devastating. His three (and Jingle's three for that matter) were pretty scary bad, especially when everyone else on the team was cashing in. The really BIG thing on display was Spida's defense. He looked like the guy from his first summer league.
Having a midrange when you need it is good, but yeah his 3 ball wasn’t going down. When he missed that wide open one with a rhythm dribble it wasn’t great lol. Ingles scared me a bit tbh, he had a pretty terrible game I thought.
Just trying not to be blissfully blind. Being buddy buddy with the Knicks assistant GM on social media isn’t exactly something to just ignore, especially given the other hints at hand.Right after the Jazz three-peat, you’ll be in a bomb-shelter, biting your nails and crying about Donovan maybe leaving at some point.
I’m not blissfully blind. I don’t think anyone here is, honestly. Perhaps more importantly, if he wants to leave as a UFA in five or six years, so be it. It’s his ****ing life. All I ask is he live in the moment while he’s here and I’m going to suggest you do the same.Just trying not to be blissfully blind. Being buddy buddy with the Knicks assistant GM on social media isn’t exactly something to just ignore, especially given the other hints at hand.