BADGERVOL

What makes it worse is that they’re so poor it’s not like they have resources to build new things quickly.

Beautiful Dog. This is the kind my wife loves.

When I throw a ball my Kerby Sue looks at me like I’m an idiot.

In didn’t post a picture of my Kerby Sue..rescue from Alabama. 50% Coonhound, 25% German Shepherd, 25% mix.

If they’d be nice sure! :))

I’m a cat and dog guy and anything else furry that was my attention.

The more I hear about this new commitment the more I LOVE IT

This guy is childish and regressing emotionally quickly.

You think kids won’t transfer on their own? Not being forced? It happens ALL the time now. Home sick, playing time, girl friend, I didn’t like the food at my school, omg people transfer for all kinds of things. Some graduate early and grad transfer my point is it happens quite often. if you have say 6-8 4 star recruits on your team sorry at least 1-2 find a way to go pro before senior year. I’d say it’s a rare day anymore that if you sign 4-5 guys they all are there in four years. 🤷🏻‍♂️ That’s not a good or bad thing it’s just basketball today. so I don’t consider that a big issue in any one particular class. 15-20 years ago? Absolutely

So you think typically speaking the majority of classes are all going to stay for their four year rides? That typically if we sign a 3,4,5 man class most of the time the classes will all stay four years each?

Anyone know if we are gonna try and sign a Big for this class? And who?

With all due respect that doesn’t matter at all anymore. Name me one class in the last 15 years that all signed together as seniors in HS and graduated as seniors four years later... with transfers, leaving for the pros, redshirts, etc it’s literally a non factor.

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As a Bucks fan I’m thrilled they signed him. My expectations are that he'll help on the regular season grind. Whether or not the Bucks are contenders comes down to the development of the outside shot of Giannis. I guess we’ll see. on a side note what type of player would have you expected a team like the Bucks to sign considering they were completely up against the cap limit? The Sixers were trying to sign Korver so the net gain of the swing of preventing him from going to their main competition in the east and signing him themselves sounds like a pretty smart move in my mind. He helps with the bench some, brings leadership and experience, virtually Zero off court risk, and steal one from the Sixers. As a Bucks fan glad they signed him.

Based on your suggestions who’s your top 10 then? i always get confused over these rankings also because I assume they mean how good they’ll be out of the gates, and not what they necessarily mean they’ll end up at seasons end.

I’m a Bucks fan and I would be devastated if they traded for Westbrook.

I honestly thought that up to even a few years ago. But I’ve always thought the Spurs as a small market team was the only that could do it...then after Golden State, Toronto, and the Bucks, etc.and then larger market teams like Atlanta, Chicago and New York struggling to be good or consistently good...well it opened my eyes to the fact that I couldn’t simply say “oh the whole league is the Big Market teams and superstars going to those teams. That isn’t supported by the reality of the past 10 years. Other negatives about the NBA night still have validity such as watering down talent, skill being replaced by “potential,” etc all seem to have something to them in my opinion.

Totally agree with you Scott, it’s watered down. Only in a watered down league can you be first round draft picks year after year based on pure raw athletic ability and stick on teams.

I’m gonna have a blast watching two prima donnas like Kyrie and Durant co-exist. It’ll go fine to start...

I’ll GLADLY take Korver for the Bucks...

You guys are gonna love Brogdon because I’m gonna miss him. Lol

It sure feels like there’s A LOT of free agents this off season. I feel like anyone who has cap space is going to be able to add something. But I could be wrong. Just saw a list of UFA and it was pretty darn long.

Absolutely agree.

Wow the way things are shaping up I’m just hopeful the Bucks can keep it competitive. And I’m guessing ALL of the sports pundits isn’t be wearing the same green glasses as me! Lol. look obviously at this point there’s four really good teams left. I fully expect this series to be a battle. I have yet to hear of a sportswriter picking the Raptors (correct me if I’m wrong), and OBVIOUSLY that means nothing. BG I don’t think you’re implying this, but just checking, are you saying if the Refs hadn’t called the series different the Celtics would’ve won? And HoosierHoopster are you implying Giannis isn’t the best inside the paint in the NBA right now? And if so who is? i think it might be a bit unfair to assume I’ve got green glasses on and you’re completely objective. 🧐

Actually I didn’t get to see the first half. It was Kellerman and Smith that said they didn’t play that well until the fourth quarter. Didn’t shoot well from outside, Middleton was held to half his average and Bleadsoe absolutely did NOT play well. Thank goodness Lopez got back to form. But I’d hardly say if two of your top three players didn’t produce even close to their averages that you couldn’t say the Bucks played great. On the flip side Lowery gave more than what you can expect from him for probably the rest of the series and the Raptors controlled the tempo and played great for three quarters. I suppose you ca. Soon it both ways. Idk.