JayBirdHawk

1. Two injured guys? Adams with ACL and Clark with achilles? So we now have 2 critical roster spots to fill. 2. Another guard? Burno as backup? That's not an improvement. 3. The only one interesting.

On the waaaaaay!!!!!

I really don't want to start a 2023-34 Injury thread:

I'm hoping Quin manages his minutes early.

Damn - he always seem to play well against us.

It all depends on how the season plays out as a whole, injuries, record, etc.

As long as we win more than we lose - I'm good.

1. 47 wins 2. JJ and OO 3. 36.7 4. 14th 5. Bogi

If we have another season of Win one, Lose one for much of the season ......I don't think I'll be able to handle it. I need consistency and stringing wins together.

Growth spurt alert..... @bleachkit

We need a predictions thread.

Oh my...it's already starting....load management this early?

Agreed. I'll also throw the Kings in here too. How do they react being the hunted? They came out of nowhere last season and surprised many.

We are dependent on a young group of players taking the next step. Can we maintain an effective offense when Trae sits? I think it comes down to our defense, can we get out of the basement and be middle of the pack....creeping to at least top 12.

...I'm sure Hawks can beat that offer if interested. Knicks make acquiring Joel Embiid the team's No. 1 priority The New York Knicks are closely monitoring the situation, hoping it ends with Embiid forcing his way out. Knicks president of basketball operations Leon Rose has made obtaining Embiid, if he becomes available, No. 1 priority, according to sources. – via Keith Pompey @ The Philadelphia Inquirer Top Rumors, Trade, Joel Embiid, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers Knicks would make Julius Randle, RJ Barrett, Evan Fournier and Mitchell Robinson available in eventual Joel Embiid trade The Knicks are willing to offer a package that includes three key players, with Julius Randle, R.J. Barrett, Evan Fournier and Mitchell Robinson all available in exchange for Embiid, according to sources. A trio from that group would be paired with two or three first-round picks. – via Keith Pompey @ The Philadelphia Inquirer Top Rumors, Evan Fournier, Julius Randle, Mitchell Robinson, New York Knicks

I can safely make my last post and bring this thread to a close.

Current Capspace teams next offseason: San Antonio Spurs: $55.3 million Orlando Magic: $51.3 million Utah Jazz: $41.6 million Charlotte Hornets: $40.7 million Detroit Pistons: $38.7 million Philadelphia 76ers: $32.9 million Washington Wizards: $20.1 million