But that's what we love about him. So while people can debate about the future of the Magic, who the real star is, if Mosely's time is up, one thing will always ring true: Jalen Suggs is The Heartbeat of Orlando.

Thank you to everyone who read this. I wanted to shine some light on a player who goes far too under the radar for what he brings to the team I love so much, even in rough times like this. Thank you to databallr, NBA Play DB 🎥, Gabriel Guzman! Likes, RTs, comments appreciated. 💙

Hard to blame teams for tanking when the most guaranteed method of team improvement is still “get the #1 pick in the NBA draft” and the second most guaranteed is “be a big market”

Franz is the most important player on the squad but they really shouldnt be that bad that you feel like you have to rush him back twice to save the season, if that’s how you actually feel you have to question more than one investment in a capped out roster

dunk and egg duos.

Ser LaMelo of House Ball is day to day (back) after crashing his horse on the High Road this morning’s eve (Via TMZ Flea Bottom)

Celtics wings who can play bigger/stronger than actual size is a truly impressive aspect of being a trendsetter. (Scheierman, Hugo, Walsh ,Ron Harper Jr. Each player has their own unique motor strength and the coaches use them appropriately.) Kudos to the coaches and FO.

Here’s my 3 pointer for the night. - ORL fans/media running stars out of town is mostly a myth - EVERY fanbase has its % of morons & tards. Every one. - You gotta be crazy to be a pro athlete or family member of one & engage in the cesspool of social media. I couldn’t do it.

Warden of the League Adam Silver said he is considering making all rookies Hedge Knights and Sellswords to combat the realm-wide tanking plague. What impact would eliminating the generational genealogical-based vassal system have on the NBA?

59.2 FG% last 14 games 20+ points in 12/14 games This is special

Never forget people actually tried convincing the masses Paolo was the reason KCP shot horribly from 3 and the reason Bane struggled from 3 earlier in the season

this is marc gasol’s 2k rebirth build

Brayden Burries vs. Kansas 20 points (6/10 FG | 2/4 3pt | 6/6 FT) 12 rebounds 5 assists 1 steal 0 turnovers (I counted 1 turnover but box score says 0) Burries' defense really stood out to me against Kansas. He's a smart team defender with a high level of spacial awareness,

Broke down Motiejus Krivas' tape. Did a full 40-minute video. The best rim protector in college basketball. The numbers are laughable (more on those tomorrow) Elite in drop coverage. Uses verticality contests at the rim better than anyone in the country gametheorysamv.substack.com/p/arizona-cent…

The diabetics are quiet.

🔮Shout out to Jett Howard: 🪄12 points vs Wizards 🪄9 points vs Timberwolves 🪄5 points tonight vs Bucks 🔮He is hitting shots and hustling

Desmond Bane’s pursuit of a 50/40/90 season is heating up: Game 8: 41.4 FG% | 28.6 3P% | 86.4 FT% Game 16: 42.9 FG% | 32.9 3P% | 92.5 FT% Game 24: 43.9 FG% | 32.5 3P% | 93.4 FT% Game 32: 44.9 FG% | 34.8 3P% | 92.6 FT% Game 40: 45.2 FG% | 33.8 3P% | 92.9 FT% Game 48: 46.5 FG% |

You also pay a guy like Suggs because you drafted him and he’s an asset and a good one at that. Where this team fails is overpaying injured or one dimensional role players and not assembling a proper bench.

Acuff's off-ball numbers, quite good 46% on 76 spot-up 3s 15-26 on shots off screens 46% after grabbing a DHO, 8-15 3PT Non ball-handler transition reps: 29-36 Only area he struggled was attacking closeouts, too many 1-2 dribble contested midrange Js. Otherwise very efficient.

I'm consistently surprised that this front office is so good at finding limited role cheap impact role players. Why don't they fill the bottom of the roster with those guys? It's always a last minute thing. Imagine if we had 2 more Cains and Carters