
Josh Cornelissen
NBA Writer at FanSided
Site expert for Thunderous Intentions; NBA writer for Fansided; avid Fantasy reader; husband, father, pastor, board game enthusiast, Brandon Sanderson fan
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1 week ago |
bluemanhoop.com | Josh Cornelissen
It's hard to say goodbye... The Golden State Warriors landed the co-star for Stephen Curry they needed this past season, trading for Jimmy Butler at the Trade Deadline. While this front office is always up for big-game hunting and have the future draft assets to make a run at another star, early indications are that they plan to build around the pairing of Curry and Butler and instead seek out ideal supporting players this offseason.
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1 week ago |
lakeshowlife.com | Josh Cornelissen
This All-Star big man could be in LA next seasonLuka Doncic wants a center. At least, the Los Angeles Lakers want to give Luka Doncic a center. No player in the league is as adoit a pick-and-roll maestro as Doncic, and he has both thrived himself when able to play the two-man game with a rim-running center and he has proven capable of elevating those centers to a new echelon.
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1 week ago |
raptorsrapture.com | Josh Cornelissen
It's time to say goodbyeThe longest-tenured Toronto Raptors player needs to not return for his eighth season with the team. Ask any Raptors fan for the Toronto players who spent the most seasons with the franchise, and they would likely guess the usual suspects. Kyle Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, Pascal Siakam, Fred VanVleet, OG Anunoby. Longtime fans may think to say Alvin Williams or Jose Calderon. Lowry does lead the way with nine seasons, as does DeRozan.
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1 week ago |
thesixersense.com | Josh Cornelissen
Can they really keep everyone? Philadelphia 76ers fans are divided on how to feel about the 2024-25 NBA season. On the one hand, the team's performance was an abject disaster compared to preseason expectations. A team that was supposed to win 50 game instead won just 24, with Paul George looking old and ineffective and Joel Embiid unable to stay on the court. On the other hand, the terrible season did come with a few bright spots.
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2 weeks ago |
hardwoodhoudini.com | Josh Cornelissen
It's time to move onIt is time for the Boston Celtics to move on. That was always going to be the painful reality of this summer, as the Celtics addressed an aging and supremely expensive starting lineup in the face of punitive restrictions in the league's collective bargaining agreement. Being light years above the second tax apron was going to prevent the Celtics from maintaining a contending team and cost the franchise's new owners a pretty penny.
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