WE RUN THIS STATE!!!!

Did not know that Calvin Murphy was a professional twirler.

Since the Ags play at the same time as the Rockets on Saturday, does anyone have a single Rockets ticket they'd be willing to part with at a reasonable price?

With Milwaukee falling apart, would Rockets fans want to put together a trade based around the Phoenix picks and Jabari to get Giannis?

Guitarsoup said:

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With Milwaukee falling apart, would Rockets fans want to put together a trade based around the Phoenix picks and Jabari to get Giannis?

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I don't even want to know what he would cost. Gotta be astronomical. It is true though that you cannot win in this league without all-star/MVP caliber players so if the price was right its worth entertaining.

Would I? Abso-fuggin-lutely...

Will it happen? Not a chance.

Milwaukee will only let go of Giannis if he specifically asks to leave...which I don't think he will.

Great win last night.

With about 7 minutes to go we were up by double digits and it looked like smooth sailing, 3 minutes later we were only up by 4 points and it looked like a collapse was inevitable. Ime took a chance and threw on Tari and Amen for Jabari and Sengun. The first defensive play with them on the floor Tari comes off his man to block Kyrie's attempt at the rim and Amen secures the ball. Instantly changed the game. When we get those two on the floor at the same time the team really comes alive.

Good win last night and Amen is looking more polished as each game pases.

AG@RICE said:

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Would I? Abso-fuggin-lutely...

Will it happen? Not a chance.

Milwaukee will only let go of Giannis if he specifically asks to leave...which I don't think he will.

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I think he will. He's already said that the Bucks might have to trade him. He's trying to put it on the Bucks, but I don't think he is all that happy.

They are a second apron team and they stink. Their bench is awful and even some of their starters shouldnt be starters. They are in big trouble, but also don't have thier own picks.

Milwaukee is also in a weird spot because their picks are owned by several teams. Brooklyn this year, NOLA next year, Atlanta the following year, then Portland for three years.

I feel like Houston is in a good place for a player like Giannis that is a #1 option on a championship team because they have so many young promising players plus valuable firsts. Houston already has a lot more pieces in place than a lot of teams. I don't think OKC would do it, and they dont really have good contracts to include.

I'd give them Smith and Green