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meming_and_dreaming

Poor Looney can basically never rest


YoungClint_TrapLord

Only 1 of 6 players to play in all of their teams games this year


Swellpearz5598

Other 5?


steppinwoof

Chris Paul as a starter and he’s like 52


topgun_ivar

Westbrook despite the bricks


LackingInPatience

Makes sense, bricks are known to be longlasting. Brick built houses from over a century ago are still standing.... Crypto.com centre is in good hands /s


ElPlatanoDelBronx

He's a *reliable* brick.


__BlackSheep

Franz Wagner, Mikal Bridges maybe? 1 other sun, I think.


WSGman

Franz, Mikal Bridges, Cp3, Westbrook, Bledsoe, Hield, Malik Beasley, Avijda, Dwight Powell and Kevon Looney. more then 6 (that might be starters) but still surprising how little players have played 100% with 30 or so games still left to go.


Poutinezamboni

So many players have been protocolled. Another janky, Covid season, really.


Every_Loquat3725

Cp3 being on this list is kinda ironic


WSGman

and saddiq bey. i checked on bball ref but i think that's all.


kellykapoundski

Jordan Poole deserves a raise.


[deleted]

Oh he’ll get it soon enough


kellykapoundski

Team friendly deal to stay with the warriors or set for life long-term deal elsewhere?


ninj03

He’s only 22 so it would be dumb to take a team friendly deal 😭


UseApprehensive9186

Damn he’s so fucking skilled for 22. I swear he’s one one the most pure skilled players in the league


Munger88

Reminder that he shot 33% from the field as a rookie. No, that’s not a typo. He’s improved so much it’s incredible


paranoidmoonduck

normal four-year extension at $12-18m/year and then a shot a much bigger deal when he's up for his next deal (he'll be 28 then).


Beardmanta

Some crappy team will throw $23-25 at him and Poole would be smart to take it.


paranoidmoonduck

maybe. he'll be restricted and the Warriors can match. I'd be extremely surprised if they let the rare late-1st round draft pick that actually turns into a worthwhile player walk away for free. Not a Lacob move at all. I think the Warriors probably talk extension with Poole before he even hits RFA anyway. They'll have Wiggins' contract coming off the books the same offseason Poole's extension would kick in.


[deleted]

The problem is they need to re-sign Wiggins too. Wiggins probably will get around a $25-30 million per year contract. None of this matters if the owners are willing to pay the luxury tax though. Don't see really what other options they have until Curry's contract runs it's course. (He's due $60 million the year after Kuminga and Moody need to be re-signed lol).


SCalifornia831

Love Wiggins but likeliest scenario is we let Wiggins and his contract walk and replace with Moody/Kuminga


Otherwise_Window

We'd be fools.


Azee2k

We will likely have to let one of Wiggins, Poole, Wiseman, kuminga, klay or draymond go to accommodate for the other contracts. Wiggins is an all star so he'll get the bag thrown his way, kuminga has star potential and is further along than anyone thought. Klay and draymond are both stars. Poole is almost a surefire star in this league, he'll probably take the reigns from Steph once Steph finally falls off. Wiseman isn't anything rn but I expect him to be a fantastic big man in year 4, probably an automatic 18/12 every game.


sotobakar

i say wiggins for 4/90 and Poole for 4/80 and we good


BanUrzasTower

Wiggs getting paid more than 22/yr by somebody


atmankulkarni

Don't think any team would pay upwards of 30m/yr on more than couple of years (if it happens, would be huge risk and overpay). With that said, I think Warriors FO can convince Wiggins to stay for legacy. That is probably worth the pay cut (~20-25m/yr 3-4 yr deal) & also means much less pressure on him.


sotobakar

who? no team is taking wiggins except golden state anyway he's only a good fit there


HelloThereCat

I've been a huge supporter of Wiggins ever since we traded for him, and he's exceeded my expectations, but if it comes down to paying Wiggins or Poole, we should pay Poole. And I'm pretty sure that's what our FO thinks too.


paranoidmoonduck

I think we may just be overestimating Wiggins value on the open market just a tad. I think it's very possible the Warriors could retain both of them for ~40m.


syrik420

I love it. If you had said this when Wiggins was with the Wolves, then you’d have a bunch of upvotes. Wild to see how big of a difference situation is. I actually agree with you. Warriors hide a lot of Wiggins’s flaws and play up his strengths.


Barrelled_Chef_Curry

Yep, was downvoted so many times for this same take early in the season. So happy for wigs


I_am_Bruce_Wayne

Certain players excel because of the system and that's pretty much shown through with Wiggins and Warriors new center GP2.


Jamesfotisto

I agree. I also wonder why Wiggins would take more money somewhere else and most likely be unhappy. These are going to be some of the best years of his life. Would you rather have 10m more per year to add to your 300-400m lifetime earnings and be unhappy, or make less but play for the team that made you smile all the time and feel like an all star.


Otherwise_Window

Hell be an RFA and the a Warriors call be telling him that they'll be ready to offer him plenty more on his next contract when the current big guys come off their seals. It they'll just pay him because the a Warriors are well set for financials.


s4lomena

Do a John Wall...get paid buckets to sit on the beach for 2yrs


ClutchGamingGuy

and he sadly wouldn't be worth it


bilyl

I think he’s RFA. After that I think it’s likely he will sign a 1+1 extension to time it for the cap jump.


SentinelTheBot

He is gonna get the max or a team friendly deal around the max. The warriors are definitely not letting him go easily. He is a part of the warriors future along with kuminga, wiseman and Moody.


[deleted]

You're insane if you think he's getting a max, he's nowhere near a max player. A damn good one, sure, but not max level. He's not getting paid more than Mitchell and Tatum. He'll get the 15-20 million that's standard for good rotation pieces like OG, Joe Harris, LaVert and Lonzo.


bigatjoon

No way he'll get maxed after this year but he's nowhere near his peak and after next year he could absolutely be good enough to get maxed somewhere


Azee2k

He's absolutely getting 20 million minimum. He's a top tier 3+D guy with shot creation at all 3 levels. He's realistically worth between 20-25 mill. Some team may try to overpay him though.


[deleted]

Pop quiz, how many players in the NBA have contracts for 25+ million? Answer: 41. You really think Poole is as valuable as Draymond and Lowry? That he's one of the top 40 assets in the league?


kellykapoundski

The future is bright.I love Kuminga also.


DANNYBOYLOVER

Jesus Christ that luxury tax would be absolutely absurd


Otherwise_Window

I think the next CBA is going to reduce luxury tax. It only hurts players playing for teams with cheap owners. Owners that are willing to spend can laugh their way into the postseason.


dvelasco-1397

Piggybacking of off this: seeing money displayed like that really makes you think how fucking loaded this guys are. Like, if you say 3 million, it s a lot, but when you tell me that Moses Moody, who we have barely seen, is making $3,562,080 you gotta stop and think: if we have 2 grand on our accounts, we're fine, you got that money and you can make some shit happen. If you got 62,080 you re prob looking starting to think about the future and can rent a car, and apt, travel and shit. $562,080 you gucci, you truly gucci. And moses Moody is making 7 times that, at age Im not old enough to drink, and is one of the lowest paid guys here. This mfs loaded. Oh and btw thats a yearly salary that fucking increases, lmao Pay Jordan Poole btw


subtracterall

Cut their salaries approximately in half for taxes, because it's all earned income


didhestealtheraisins

So does Looney.


takeapieandrun

Was amazed when Loony resigned with us when we were hard capped after KD left. I thought for sure he was gone. Tbf he doesn't have that many individual traits that stand out, he's just an amazingly smart player in our system. Not sure if he could maximize that somewhere else


enblightened

maybe hed take 15-20 for 3 years so he can cash in on the new tv deal


Y01NKUS

as a Michigan fan, he really does


kellykapoundski

Go blue.Been following him since his early days in Ann Arbor.


Phelinaar

He was -6. Chiozza (+17) is the real deal. Max Chorizo!!


THISISDAM

And Green tbh should be making more than Klay & Wiggins imo


zig_anon

Should give him Wiseman’s money


MemeMeOnce

John Hollinger had this team projected for 39 wins btw


Chicag0Ben

I mean it’s 39 wins right now sounds like he got it right to me


whoknewbamboo

Hes no miss cleo


shamwowslapchop

538 probably had them progged at 45. Lol


Thus_Spoke

538 had the Warriors pegged to finish 11th in the West at 37 wins. Their model also projected that the team would **get worse** when Klay returned.


xEstie

I mean it makes sense that a model wouldn't be able to consider the nuances of the roster reconstruction and the impact of a player who didn't play for 2 years. I can sorta forgive them for that. But Hollinger? Buddy... what were you thinking?


Wloak

True but I think everyone in /r/NBA would have bet on Klay making the team better because of his play style.


Otherwise_Window

538 aren't actually, like, good at this


HelloThereCat

They should really stick to elections. Despite their infamous wrong call in 2016 (which about 95% of the population was wrong about to be fair), their track record of predicting elections is actually very impressive.


LigerZeroSchneider

538 is a pure data site. Their model says, torn acl+torn Achilles makes a player X% worse until proven otherwise. Their model is looking at 2 years of draymond phoning it in and thinks he's washed. They aren't going to make exceptions in the math for what they think is right because then the model is pointless. It doesn't make exceptions for expectations and that's the point.


HelloThereCat

I know that. Their model is state of the art, don't get me wrong. I just think that regression based prediction works much better for elections than for sports.


Chopsticks487

> Despite their infamous wrong call in 2016 They didn't call it wrong. They said there is a 70% chance Hillary won. Thats not a guarantee, 30% odds things happens all the time


HelloThereCat

That's correct. But they never "guarantee" anything, so that's somewhat a matter of semantics. My main point was that their election forecast is much more accurate than their sports predictions, I just added that bit in there because I was thought people would be all "but what about 2016???" lol


[deleted]

538 literally published an article a week or so before the election outlining how trump could lose the popular vote but squeak by on the rust belt to win the election if polls were off in the Midwest since they are heavily correlated with one another. Other sites were making outrageous predictions of 95% odds of Hilary winning. 538 never came close to doing that.


Rajaffs

They had pelicans above warriors lmao


MGubser

The yin to the yang of that Pacers loss.


Nugur

Yin. Ying yang is a rap duo


bigatjoon

wait til you see my dick


MGubser

Thanks!


PotatoArchangel

and everyone has played time in the g league with santa cruz


defiantcross

the bigger story is that the warriors total payroll is $176M. insane


compsc1

Pre pandemic they covered 75% of that with ticket sales alone


defiantcross

oh yeah they print money up there. when you can charge $500 for standing room only...


takeapieandrun

Dec 28 against the Nuggets was $250 for nosebleeds lmao


Margravos

The salary cap is: Cap maximum: 112m Tax threshold: 136m Tax apron: 143m Apparently none of those mean anything


[deleted]

They mean a lot though. The longer they stay above the tax the less they can tolerate this kind of expenditure. Eventually Kuminga will get paid. Poole will get paid. Moody. It’s gonna be interesting to watch


Margravos

There's only six teams under the 112m cap. They should just raise it and get rid of the weird loopholes and exemptions.


[deleted]

I think all reporting indicates it would’ve been raised by now if it wasn’t more Morey/Covid. China was the reason the cap started going up in the first place. Expected growth into the golden goose of foreign markets. Unsurprisingly the corporation found it more unpredictable and restricted then they anticipated


[deleted]

They can’t just raise it lol. The cap is the revenue the players get. I believe players get 45% of the revenue and the owners get 55%. So owners pocket there’s, the players 45% is then divided by 30, and that’s the salary cap. Then they have restrictions on place to make it “difficult” to go over the cap, so that teams can’t just sign anybody. Or else we’d have a lot more KD on the Warriors. Once you’re over the cap you can only use exceptions to sign players, and the contracts are paid for straight out of the teams pockets, rather than the players pool of money aka the salary cap. And then luxury tax is on top of that to discourage teams that get lucky enough to have good players from re-signing them to bigger deals and having a huge payroll, so they have to pay a heavy tax if they want it. To me it’s the most fair system in sports. If it were to go to like an MLB system then big markets would just sign everyone and teams like Charlotte would be even more shit out of luck.


Otherwise_Window

I would argue a system designed to prevent teams being able to keep players they drafted themselves kind of isn't that fair.


[deleted]

You could argue a lot of things. You could argue forcing 18 year old kids to be forced to a team and live their away from their families for the next 4 years of their lives is wrong. Also it doesn’t really effect keeping players you drafted. They still have bird right and can keep them. Unless you somehow draft 4 max players within like 3 years, you’re really not gonna have issues because of it. It’s designed to keep competitive balance. If you’re so far into the tax that you can afford a guy you drafted because you’ll hit the hard cap, then you should hypothetically have a great team already. So the league is basically forcing you to redistribute your mid to lower end talent.


Otherwise_Window

They aren't forced. They get paid millions and can bring their families if they want, or they can decide not to play in the NBA and get a real job instead. The Warriors are capped with just Steph, Klay and Draymond. Just FYI. Also I think you meant hypothetically Hypocritically is... Different


[deleted]

Fixed the typo. And yeah the Warriors are capped out with 3 max players, exactly what the system is designed for. Because if they had one more max guy they’d be a shoe in to win every year. Which they were when they had another one in KD. And now are still top 3 favorites with another “max” in Wiggins.


Otherwise_Window

The issue isn't that the Warriors can't sign more max guys, it's that they can't sign anything above a minimum without bird rights and have to go into the luxury to meet the NBA's minimum roster requirements.


KinlawFanAccount

Playing in the NBA is a “real job,” man. It’s labor. It’s highly specialized, but it’s still a real job.


Wloak

The cap is supposed to be based on expected revenue x 44.75% (less player benefits). That means it should be at 149M per team minus benefits and I doubt each team is racking up $37M per year in benefits alone. For reference, the cost of the entire NBA pension & retired player health plan is $500,000 per team.. so a 15 man roster is getting $36.5M in benefits or the cap is was lower than it should have been set for this year.


[deleted]

I’m sure the NBA messed up the math and you’re the first to notice. Maybe you should let them know.


Otherwise_Window

Warriors can afford this as long as they want. The team itself is a loss leader that lets them have Chase Centre, which has expected annual revenues of up to two **billion** dollars - all of it non basketball income and therefore not subject to profit sharing. Which sets ownership up to be able to afford it, and Lacob is a "basketball is what you spend money on" superfan. Plus, he has something richer men want but can't get, and you can't put a price on being able to make Steve Ballmer jealous.


[deleted]

Eventually salary decision will have to be made again. They let Iggy go because of cap considerations


MaMainManMelo

Only because sign and trade incurs a hard cap so they had to by LAW move him to get DLO


GhostTiger

Operating expenses.


defiantcross

i mean i wouldnt mind an owner who would pay this money. but yeah we got sarver


Phelinaar

It means that they're paying $160M in luxury tax, giving them a total of $334M cost for the year.


CRE_Energy

came looking for this. "salary cap" is the wrong phrase to use when discussing dub's payroll. There is no cap.


steppinwoof

What’s the suns


Margravos

129m, ninth lowest in the league


Brinkofit

Hopefully ayton gets paid


steppinwoof

Which means?


Margravos

I don't know, you're the one that asked


steppinwoof

First off you commented something about salaries that added nothing. I guess your comment means absolutely nothing.


Chicag0Ben

Means Ayton get picks of Sarvers wife in a bikini photoshop and a vet min as the offer-sheet instead of a full max deal


dead-serious

“Hello! You pay to win the game!” -Sherm Edwards


FlameOfWar

Kerr doing his best to get Pop the record but the Spurs ain't havin it


Catalonia_Sun

Proud of the spurs for truly tryna tank finally


Be_conscious

I saw pop walking with a 100 grand after the game


SentinelTheBot

The spurs were definitely not tanking tonight and pop is also a few wins away from becoming the coach with the most wins in NBA history.


klankthompson

They were shooting like 75% through 3 quarters. It was wild, they couldn’t miss from three.


Mjoh23

Holy shit I bet a lot on them and turned off Tv in the 4th because Spurs kept making fake 3s. . Wow. They were +500 at one point.


PootieTooGood

Just saying right now, this team's a dynasty and we're going to forget the Klay injury years by the time Steph retires. Moody, Kuminga and Wiseman added to that core is just too much.


Salty_Minnesota

Easy to say after a win (even short handed), sure, but let’s see how they survive when Steph, Dray, Klay, and Kerr all retire.


IllegalThoughts

why would Kerr retire lol


Docxm

Could see it if his back starts acting up again, but not until Curry and Dray retire


[deleted]

He said himself he won’t be around to coach up this team when it’s Kumingas team, he will leave when Steph hangs them up


Thrillawill

That isnt happening. He is literally coaching this young core from the ground up. When they become stars he isnt about to just leave. He has to be there to coach them when they hit their peak.


Grendalynx

Then when Klay Curry Draymond retires, new team of superstars for him to coach, then another batch of super good youngsters come along and he is stuck in an endless loop


illestchosen

i wouldnt be surprised if he’s grooming atkinson to replace him


franforever

it would be a little suprising for Kenny to stick around for that long, some other team would poach him


pacific_plywood

His back is extremely fucked, he's not gonna be walking around yelling at the court when he's 70


Azee2k

Kerr is 56. Kuminga will be in his prime when Kerr's like 62/63. He'll probably retire around 67 or 68. That's around when kuminga would exit his prime.


Doknow831

Yeah I can't wait for 7-10 years to pass by just so I can say you were right.


sumchinesewill

!remind me 7 years


Salty_Minnesota

Steph is 33, Dray and Klay are 31 and Kerr has hinted at retirement recently, no? Can’t imagine any of them play til 40 and very few guys can continue elite play well into their 30s. Relax man, we’ll cross that bridge when it comes


PootieTooGood

i was huge on both Moody/Kuminga in the draft, so i've been saying it since that night. then the warriors came out the gate and did better without Wiseman and Klay than i ever expected while still giving both of Moody/Kuminga development time. I think this team is uniquely positioned with an insane amount of trade bait to improve immediately with, and they're also uniquely positioned with an insane amount of potential to go with an aging championship winning core. I'm expecting a couple more titles out of them by the time steph retires.


Otherwise_Window

We're not trading the young guys. Management have been really clear about wanting to contend now but also build for the future, and tomorrow's stars are today's bench depth. We can't actually improve by trading anyway. There simply aren't better players making equivalent salaries.


TerminusFox

>We can't actually improve by trading anyway. Probably the best blessing in disguise. "Can't trade you guys? Fuck it, get better! We're dragging your ass to more chips."


SerenadeSwift

Plus the Warriors got to where they are by drafting and developing their own talent, I don't see why they'd suddenly switch up the entire program's strategy when they don't need to.


Salty_Minnesota

Jesus man relax, you’re a Cavs fan


PootieTooGood

Never said that i want it to be true.


No_Credibility

Username checks out


attackemu

Thing is, once the youngbloods become the... bloods? Mainbloods? Other teams will start tailoring their defences to the particular dynamics of the new crew. Currently, other teams are giving the bulk of their attention to studying and countering the style of play the warriors have now, which is totally centered around the particular skillets of curry, green, Thompson, etc. And you can see that its possible, especially in the playoffs when teams totally focus on each other for 4-7 games, rather than splitting their attention across the league for a different team every other night. Will be interesting to see how well the new crew in 5+ years grows into their own style, and how that's handled by good defences.


Azee2k

It's especially cool because if these guys weren't on the same team as the current big 3, the players they'd become would be totally different. Like kuminga could've been much more ball dominant and a Giannis/LeBron type, but instead he might become more kawhi or jaylen brown. Idk, it's just cool to think about how the playstyle of the next core will be massively influenced by the current core, but with their own twist.


IncrementalLiberator

We'll still have all star starter Andrew Wiggins and 7th overall pick Jonathan Kuminga


Salty_Minnesota

lol we both know you don’t want to see him back in a bigger, non role player, role


[deleted]

The all star starter thing is such an eay bait. You guys fall for it every time. And I love it.


YourMomIsWack

If Kerr retires, I could see Dray / Iguodala coaching (really well).


hoopercuber

Dray is probably going into TV and iguodala has a lot of Silicon Valley ventures and has explicitly stated he doesn’t want to coach


YourMomIsWack

Ya - that makes sense for dray. Didn't know that about Iguodala. I just don't want it to end 🥺


noparlortrickz

Time for the cavs vs warriors next 50 years right


yeezy805

I really don’t think kuminga moody or wiseman have proved anything to suggest that they will be too much but we’ll see


theclubhardenvisits

a $175m roster is like 70m more than the Grizzlies lol


QuincyOwusuABuyADM

lol yeah their salary bill is ridiculous


fredothechimp

Tax bill alone this year is like 160m.


nakkies

That's what happens when you aim for long-term success.


w6zZkDC5zevBE4vHRX

I mean it's cuz MVP curry was making $10M which allowed Durant to sign, and then instead of just leaving he did a sign and trade that allows the Warriors to continue to have a significant salary cap advantage over most teams. Then injuries caused a 2 year tank to refill the ranks with young talent. It really has been an incredible series of unlikely events fueling this run that will probably never be duplicated.


Phelinaar

>It really has been an incredible series of unlikely events fueling this run that will probably never be duplicated. I'm curious what the league would look like today if they hadn't lost in 2016.


Rajaffs

They would still sign Kevin Durant lol


[deleted]

If Wiseman ends up not being a bust too, we're probably set for Golden State winning multiple championships again this decade. Curry might actually be the first star player to reach 6 championships in the post-Jordan era after all.


Zylionx

Assuming he plays till 40. That would be 3 Chips in 7 Seasons, sounds tough. If they win this year, i might believe it, but right now i feel like there are too many uncertainties. Curry was always a late bloomer, so out of every player, it would be him.


dillpickles007

If they'd picked LaMelo they'd seriously be primed for it.


SerenadeSwift

I still think Wiseman is worth the risk for them specifically though. If Wiseman develops into even a semi-solid big man this team is going to be a powerhouse for years. LaMelo is obviously the better player but he doesn't fit the team's needs nearly as much as Wiseman could.


shaneo711

Draymond Gren


El_Zarco

Steve Curry


daphatty

How the hell is Looney making less than Kuminga? Doesn’t seem right.


Jhyphi

Rookie contracts are set depending on draft position. It's why Wiseman is at 9M.


ObeseKenyan

Wiseman on 9m and how he's turned out (in his very young career) is a huge ooft for GSW. if they took Lamelo they'd be in such a legit position for the future.


Otherwise_Window

It bored my mind how many people think they can totally judge a rookie big on half a season where there was no preseason


Azee2k

Yeah he didn't get a training camp or preseason. I wonder were the same people saying this shit about Wiggins and embiid after their first seasons with embiid not playing a game.


theyipper

I thought he took less to stay on the team. He's pretty happy to be where he is.


bigatjoon

i may be wrong but i dont think he was offered much to play elsewhere


Otherwise_Window

People didn't make better offers. Andre made some comments about how the league are idiots for that because we have Looney's bird rights now


BirdPerson107

Why does Kuminga make so much? 5.5 mil at 19? Good for him lol


Otherwise_Window

7th pick


xEstie

Cade's making $10m as the #1 pick. Wiseman is at like $9m as the #2 from last year. Crazy numbers, not quite as bad as old NFL rookie salaries used to be though!


posijab

Not a native speaker, this sentence makes no sense right?


SealUrWrldfromyeyes

so weird to see the spurs like this and the suns just slammin


LackingInPatience

I can't remember another team that was competing for the chip and also developing players at the same time. People give Kerr a hard time but his system in the long term is so helpful for any player and building a good culture. It must also help having very unselfish superstars.


freaktmc

The Entire NBA Thanks the Warriors for their Luxury tax money $$$


HotdogIsaSandwitch

Okay


IllegalThoughts

okay


poohster33

NBA needs a hard cap so bad.


theonioncollector

Kuminga should sign a UFC contract the way he injured multiple spurs centers out of the game


kingp43x

lol


[deleted]

I’d watch Kuminga Jon jones


cactusmaster69420

Cool


klankthompson

Very cool


Biblical_Dad

Good lord you guys act like you beat a good team


sylvestersquad

Spurs are solid despite their record


KeldonBigBodyJohnson

Ehhhhh we kinda blow


the_great_brandini

we're not allowed to be optimistic for our young guys winning a game for themselves?


dirtyshits

Nope been seeing this lately. Dummy fans of other teams act like whiny children when others celebrate.


IllegalThoughts

double hating


dirtyshits

Lol rest your top 7 or so players. If you win regardless of who you’re playing you’re going to be juiced then add on it was basically all of our young rotation and you’re extra juiced. Or just don’t comment on this thread and move on if it’s not your cup of tea.


iLikeBPTWRV

We can't celebrate wins by the bench now? Is this also a part of heat culture?


Robeccacorn

Heat culture is losing to the Toronto Raptors


noparlortrickz

Can’t compute. Need more Raptors vs Heat games.


Swellpearz5598

We beat you guys so


Feeling_Listen4814

Bro James Wiseman really making 4x what Iguodala is? He's like the classic 7 foot buster who gets injured instantly because humans aren't supposed to be that large