I am by no means promoting it but I think this has been prevalent in sports, hollywood, etc for a long time.  With the rise of social media and movements lime the me too movement I just think the public is hearing about it much more

They are definitely going to make waves in the west.  Haven't looked at the odds but they have to have pretty good odds for the finals.  They need a lot of things to fall in place but I don't think they are very far off.  If ant takes the next step, they could be a tough out.

I am not familiar with Joe Mazzulla, but he is named the interim coach of the Boston Celtics. He will be taking the reign while Ime Udoka is in suspension.

Just when everything looks good for the Celtics, then this news came out. They could win this year with the experience they have built up last year, they are more prepared to take the championship this year. I just hope that the interim coach is capable enough to lead Tatum and Brown.


The report did say that it is a consensual relationship with a female staff, so it is not rape.

Coaches are held to the highest standard, though I think a year's suspension is too much, that just means that the Celtics are serious in imposing their policies and that they expected their coaches to be in their best conduct. They know that this suspension may affect their bid for the championship, but they still imposed it.

I actually think the opposite.  I don't know of many teams that upgraded better than Timberwolves, cavs and atlanta.  Denver will get better sheerly because Jamal and mjp will be playing.  Same with the Clippers.  If they can keep kawhi and pg3 on the court they upgraded by just getting healthy.  Same with the Lakers with AD. 

Well, he's really in control of his own and thinks of what is a must thing to do for the stepping up of his team. With the current roster they have, it may not be that encouraging to see that they'll be able to beat those teams that have more than 3-4 superstars.

I guess it's got something to do with how they train, we all know how Lebron trains and invests a lot for it.

Wolves are like Utah Jazz where they are creating hype in the eliminations but always ended up short at the post-eliminations.

Karl Anthony Towns is also not taking the paint as his primary comfort zone now as he's now seen draining perimeter and 3-points.

But enough of this speculation as we just have to wait if the new Wolves will now be a different one.

GSW has a holistic approach to their organizations, they kept their pieces together, Steph, Klay and Draymond. And then move around players until they find a perfect fit, Poole and Wiggins, getting role players and then drafting players that are under the radar.

So this is what a blueprint of a franchise is, and this is no secret, from the Bulls, to the Lakers to San Antonio this is what they are going so teams should emulate it. But I guess it's difficult to find the perfect player for a franchise specially in this era as they keep moving from one team to another.

I don't think that's a problem for Golden State Warriors as their core lineup is still intact.

Yes, I agree that those who departed are key players but not to the extent that releasing them will turn this team into the worst one.

The Warriors are still having their championship lineup.


Just read this news and it's a good decision for him to still consider 1 more season. The warriors also did a great move.

He can still play I believed and not just hug the bench as an advisor like Udonis Haslem. But yes, we are not talking about around 10 MPG here.

He deserve to play with the Warriors with a new contract, Iggy was one of the reasons why the Warrriors are successful, if you still remember, he won a finals MVP for a job well done on limiting Lebron James in the NBA finals, and though he is already a veteran, but he still has a lot to offer.