Mavs GM Nico Harrison was right about Luka Doncic being out of shape and a defensive liability
Nico Harrison's a fuckhead. But was he kind of right? Everything that Nico Harrison was standing on—Luca being outta shape, defensive liability—did kind of come into play in this game. I still would rather have Luca on my team. But it was for one night, Nico Harrison went to sleep happy.
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View episodeI'm excited for the Celtics to beat the Knicks because New York fans never win anything and are too loud
New York fans are the loudest fans and never win anything and it's just fun to shut 'em up. I'm excited to beat New York.
Despite losing to the Knicks, the Pistons have a very bright future because Cade Cunningham proved he is a playoff-level star
The Pistons have a very bright future because Cade Cunningham stepped up, stepped up like that level playoff series, young team getting their first taste of it. It sucks to hear, but the Pistons have a very bright future.
The Celtics will sweep the Knicks
I think it's a sweep. I think you guys [Celtics] got 'em. Sweep, easy.
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