Jared Dubin
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Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming NFL at CBS | NBA elsewhere Double Dribble Podcast jareddubin5[at]gmail[dot]com
Important stuff here: Malachi Toney, in front of a white board that says #Mali4Heisman, rocking a Knicks hat because "Uncle Fat Joe wanted this one."
Nope! They start at X% of the cap and then get (usually) an 8% raise off the first year's salary from there. So it looks like this, if you use the example of a 35% max in a $100M cap environment, with a 5% cap increase vs. a 10% increase.
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And watch the full pre-inbounds sequence. The Spurs don't know where to put Wemby and settle on Bridges instead of Towns. If he's on Towns, he's right there for the rebound and OG doesn't get the tip.
And look where the 7-foot-29 guy is when OG gets the tip, because he was out there on Brunson in the first place.
And look how the seas just parted for him thanks to Fox and Wemby doubling.
3️⃣ Things I Noticed in Game 3 😵💫 The Spurs, in rotation ↕️ Stephon Castle, up high and down low ⛹️♂️ OG Anunoby, off the bounce Please enjoy this clip of the Spurs' defense rotating a step ahead of the Knicks' ball movement, resulting in an easy Wemby swat. www.lastnightinbasketball.com/three-things...
3️⃣ Things I Noticed in Game 2 🏃 Mikal Bridges, on the move 🔂 Karl-Anthony Towns, again ⏳ De'Aaron Fox, patient Please enjoy this video of not one, not two, not three, but FOUR consecutive drive-and-kicks resulting in a Bridges corner three. www.lastnightinbasketball.com/three-things...
If it's non-surgical then Mitch could conceivably play in Game 1? Trying to talk myself into a best-case scenario, clearly.
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Quite the discrepancy between New York's two most-played lineups in the first half.