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Does Nick Realize That If LeBron Goes To The Knicks It Won’t Be LeBron’s Team?

Nick suggested today that the best thing Lebron could do for his legacy is go to the Knicks, and deliver them their first title in 50 years. Does he realize LeBron would be third fiddle on the Knicks? He wouldn’t be delivering anything. Jalen Brunson would be delivering the Knicks their first title in 50 years, and LeBron would be along for the ride. The ring would belong to Brunson. Lebron would get credit for playing his part, but he wouldn’t be the focus, and he wouldn’t be a savior.

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u/ER301 — 1 day ago

Victor Wembanyama tonight after the wolves supposedly rattled him. 3rd youngest player ever with a 25/15/5 playoff game.

We're one spurs win away from the two best players in the league going against each other for a berth in the NBA finals

u/sixth_order — 1 day ago
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IDK if his bad games are basically peak Dwyane Wade, and secondly teams weren't allowed to play this sorta defense on Jordan. (Pretty crazy you couldn't even gap help before 2000)

u/hhiccupp — 5 days ago

Are yall happy now?

They finally discuss the Vrabel/Russini scandal. And as many of us said, they stayed away because it didn’t involve football until it got the quarterback.

KW had a great point. This scandal only is relevant to the show if it gets to Vrabel helping/hurting the team.

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u/TyeDiamond — 6 days ago

After the Pistons were down 3-1 to the Magic. Wildes: “We’re writing the Pistons obituary a little too early”. Nick proceeds to shit on Wildes for 3 straight minutes

u/LouDog2173 — 5 days ago

Gotta be honest. The discussion about Nick in this sub is just ridiculous. Am I a Nick Stan? Absolutely, so that comes with a biased view.

Listen…. He is allowed to be wrong. Every damn analyst is wrong more often than not. Also….a major part of his on-screen persona is to be arrogant and confident. As well as to be biased. Without him the show wouldn’t have gotten to this point. the main 3 on this show all have bias and all have been wrong before. I get a feeling people just don’t like Nicks arrogance and being smug, but it’s what they pay him to do. Stop watching the show if it upsets you?

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u/SquirrelsAreCIA — 11 days ago
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I get that he’s the face of the show & a chiefs fan but there plenty of things happening in sports that they didn’t need a segment on the undrafted free agent wide receiver that signed with the chiefs.

u/MarcusSniffles — 13 days ago

Victor Wembanyama becomes only the 4th player in NBA playoff history with a 35pts/15rbs/5blks game. Joining Shaq, Kareem and Hakeem.

u/sixth_order — 5 days ago

What other player in the league can average 26 points, 13 rebounds and 9.5 assists for a series and shoulder 100% of the blame and somehow drop historically after 1 round? Kinda sounds like nicks guy LeBron, even though I don’t think any sane person was putting Jokic in an argument for top 2 player all time. But he’s being held to that standard for some reason and it’s infuriating. Especially when they now use Jamal Murray’s all star selection to say “well now Jokic has finally played with an all-star!” but murray puts up that performance last night and for the series as a whole.

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u/Key-Ebb581 — 13 days ago

Are the recent youtube videos "darker" for anyone else?

I checked back and forth multiple times, the most recent videos uploaded to the channel seem to have lowered brightness compared to the previous ones. Videos from even a week ago have a normal level of brightness, yet something happened last week that made them look darker. It's definitely not my settings, because both other videos and FTF older videos look completely normal?

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u/Boobr — 2 days ago