Magic's route to contending with this team required
1. Health
2. Franz/Paolo turning into high end all stars
3. Improving / finding shooting
4. Maintaining level of defense
Right now, basically none of those are happening. We could maybe marginally miss on 1 but not all 4
Magic probably aren't as bad as have looked but it still looks fairly grim.
Ceiling needs to contender and I just don't see it right now, even with a massive turnaround
Can we watch Orlando Magic on prime now? Watched the first game at a bar and now I'm looking for tonight's game, I don't see it
Even with a green card you're not supposed to. When I got a green card in 2012 I had to supply my father in law's financial records and sign paperwork that he would be financially responsible for me in the event of hardship and I wouldn't claim government money
We are already in mid season form before the season even starts. Impressive
The #Magic list Anthony Black (right ankle sprain), Jonathan Isaac (left knee injury management), Noah Penda (right partially torn hamstring) and Izaiyah Nelson (left ankle injury management) all as OUT for Wednesday’s season-opener vs. Atlanta.
I've worked for the same company for 21 years and I'm fairly high on the org chart. Having to go into the office is my biggest gripe
I would leave tomorrow for an equivalent role that was WFH.
No AB extension means he remains more tradable during the season as you don't have to account for poison pill details
No, they were designed to save teams from themselves. When they weren't in place Leeds and Portsmouth almost spent their teams out of existence
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You simply have to hand it to ESPN for going all in on Pat McAfee and letting former employee Pablo Torre dogwalk the entire network on the biggest NBA story in years
Appropriate punishment for the Clippers. Kawhi got off stupidly light.
Firmly believe there will be at least one other owner out there sweating because this absolutely happens elsewhere, just not as brazen as the Kawhi case
BREAKING: The NBA has ruled on the Los Angeles Clippers in for salary cap circumvention investigations on Kawhi Leonard after yearlong probe -- stripping the franchise of 5 first-round picks, issuing a $30 million fine to owner Steve Ballmer and suspensions for Ballmer, Lawrence Frank and Gillian Zucker, sources tell ESPN.
Kawhi Leonard will have to pay $700,000 in restitution for improper benefits by the Clippers for his uncle and former business rep, Dennis Robertson. No contract void or suspension for Leonard. And Robertson -- who was fired by Leonard in June -- is being banned by the NBA from all business dealings.
