2024 NBA Season

[passwordnow]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

For real? come on, you got me and searched for the sources quickly and here what I've found out.
https://www.nba.com/article/2019/07/18/houston-rockets-sign-free-agent-tyson-chandler-official-release
He can contribute base on his experiences and on how to deal with such situations but I'm not expecting that he can contribute that much physically inside the court.

[LogitechMouse]

HOWEVER, that doesn't mean that plenty of stuff changed in the past off season, yeah Denver is a good young team but right now there are plenty of teams with super duos, clippers/Lakers/rockets/blazers and warriors still have curry, so there is a big chance teams will play all around better because talent is more evenly distributed, that is why I think there is no chance Denver finishes second seed, maybe last year or year before that it was possible but there is parity in the league now.

If you see the roster of Denver, there roster are not that as good as other teams like Raptors or Warriors but to be honest I'm surprised that they ended second last season. Now with the duos that are evenly spread with all the teams, I agree with you that they will not be on the 2nd seed anymore next season but they will still be a playoff contender team.

[Baofeng]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

For real? come on, you got me and searched for the sources quickly and here what I've found out.
https://www.nba.com/article/2019/07/18/houston-rockets-sign-free-agent-tyson-chandler-official-release
He can contribute base on his experiences and on how to deal with such situations but I'm not expecting that he can contribute that much physically inside the court.

He is already past his prime and I'm sure he will just be used sparingly just like what we see LA did to him last season. Just there for physical presence intimidate and even block some shots. Probably 10 -13 minutes max just to relieved Capela. Or maybe he can be the mentor to the him as well.

[mirakal]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

For real? come on, you got me and searched for the sources quickly and here what I've found out.
https://www.nba.com/article/2019/07/18/houston-rockets-sign-free-agent-tyson-chandler-official-release
He can contribute base on his experiences and on how to deal with such situations but I'm not expecting that he can contribute that much physically inside the court.

He is already past his prime and I'm sure he will just be used sparingly just like what we see LA did to him last season. Just there for physical presence intimidate and even block some shots. Probably 10 -13 minutes max just to relieved Capela. Or maybe he can be the mentor to the him as well.

The fact that he still have some contract, he can help with the team for sure, Lakers and Rockets are different, who knows he can be of big use in the Rockets, this guy has the experience and once a star player in his prime.

[Ranly123]

HOWEVER, that doesn't mean that plenty of stuff changed in the past off season, yeah Denver is a good young team but right now there are plenty of teams with super duos, clippers/Lakers/rockets/blazers and warriors still have curry, so there is a big chance teams will play all around better because talent is more evenly distributed, that is why I think there is no chance Denver finishes second seed, maybe last year or year before that it was possible but there is parity in the league now.

If you see the roster of Denver, there roster are not that as good as other teams like Raptors or Warriors but to be honest I'm surprised that they ended second last season. Now with the duos that are evenly spread with all the teams, I agree with you that they will not be on the 2nd seed anymore next season but they will still be a playoff contender team.

Talking about Denver, of course their players are not that hyped like the other team's duo but they sure are a threat as a team and not as duo. Denver has young core which makes the difference when it comes to play styles.

[Bttzed03]

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Talking about Denver, of course their players are not that hyped like the other team's duo but they sure are a threat as a team and not as duo. Denver has young core which makes the difference when it comes to play styles.

They are still underrated at the moment. To be honest, I like how that young Denver team played last season especially Jokic who is playing like a seasoned veteran already in terms of B-ball IQ. 

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

Maybe a good back up who can play 10 minutes per game and a good voice in the locker room.

I would have preferred him over Enes Kanter on the Celtics.

[Naida_BR]

How the hell these projections show denver at the second seed? I mean Denver was alright last season but they literally barely beat an injury ridden spurs in 7 games (even though they were playing as second seed vs seven seed) and then lost to Portland.

I mean I get it they are good and they finished second seed last year but last year teams were not really caring about that much because they knew for a fact that warriors (with addition of boogie as well) would just sprint to championship easily, nobody really assumed warriors would get so many injuries. This season with that many teams contenting for title, its impossible for such a young team to get to second seed. Mine would be ;

 1- Clippers
 2- Lakers
 3- Rockets
 4- Warriors
 5- Denver
 6- Blazers
 7- Spurs
 8- Jazz

They are a young team and they have continuity. You cannot take that away from them. Regular season is different from playoffs. Since they are younger and healthy, they can play all 82 games so they are a top contender for the top seed.  If they fall from playoffs last season, it's because they have less experience in the PLAYOFFS. They will be better this year.

It is possible in my opinion.
They have a lot of rising talents in the team that showed great improvement last season. In the playoffs they seemed a solid team able to win the title.
I think that we are about to see the continuation of the last season for Denver.

[Reid]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

We all know that he's not the Tyson Chandler we all know today. After his dominant performance in his championship season up to New York Knicks days, Chandler noticeably becomes slower the following seasons. Maybe because of his injury during the last season in New York Knicks. But still, a good addition to Rockets towers as we all know there's really no Center at this team (Capela is a PF but D'Antoni put him as Center since this guy can handle that position well. The reason why Capela became used to play as a big man and became dominant as well at that field. Thanks to Mike).

It will be great to have another veteran around.
He is a Finals player. Maybe he could put some insights with Harden and Capela or the rest of the team on how to do it right.
Houston had been in the semis, Finals and almost a champion but yet still lacking something else.
I hope it will Chandler who could give that wise thinking on how to do it or to set the path for them.

Watched the highlights of the summer league and damn, this new players are really good. High flyers and shooters are there.

[Ranly123]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

We all know that he's not the Tyson Chandler we all know today. After his dominant performance in his championship season up to New York Knicks days, Chandler noticeably becomes slower the following seasons. Maybe because of his injury during the last season in New York Knicks. But still, a good addition to Rockets towers as we all know there's really no Center at this team (Capela is a PF but D'Antoni put him as Center since this guy can handle that position well. The reason why Capela became used to play as a big man and became dominant as well at that field. Thanks to Mike).

It will be great to have another veteran around.
He is a Finals player. Maybe he could put some insights with Harden and Capela or the rest of the team on how to do it right.
Houston had been in the semis, Finals and almost a champion but yet still lacking something else.
I hope it will Chandler who could give that wise thinking on how to do it or to set the path for them.

Watched the highlights of the summer league and damn, this new players are really good. High flyers and shooters are there.

Chandler is a reliable defender under the rim and no doubt his addition to the Houston will boost Harden's shooting. And with a reliable rebounder, I'm sure the rockets will fire a barrage of three which is their usual playstyle.

[bitgolden]

Enes Kanter is young though, he is not a guy you can trust that much because he is known to have troubles with teams he has been with except OKC but in the end dude is still pretty young compared to Chandler.

If Celtics manages to make him a decent center and gives him minutes and he actually ends up deserving it, they may found their center for the next couple of years, if they fail they can send him away in one year. Whereas when you have Tyson Chandler you are definitely getting a 10 minute 1 year rental, dude will probably be retired next year and even if not will retire year after that. So, it makes no sense to get a 25+ minute young guy with a possibility of few seasons versus a 10 minute veteran for one year. Chandler is probably there to teach Capela some stuff and be his mentor, nothing else.

[TravelMug]

Enes Kanter is young though, he is not a guy you can trust that much because he is known to have troubles with teams he has been with except OKC but in the end dude is still pretty young compared to Chandler.

If Celtics manages to make him a decent center and gives him minutes and he actually ends up deserving it, they may found their center for the next couple of years, if they fail they can send him away in one year. Whereas when you have Tyson Chandler you are definitely getting a 10 minute 1 year rental, dude will probably be retired next year and even if not will retire year after that. So, it makes no sense to get a 25+ minute young guy with a possibility of few seasons versus a 10 minute veteran for one year. Chandler is probably there to teach Capela some stuff and be his mentor, nothing else.

Yes, he is there to give Capela some tips. Capela is a good center, he just need to honed some of skills and he can really developed, and I'm sure Chandler will be glad to him and mentor him.

Kanter on the other hand, I don't know if he is a good addition to the Celtics. For me he is just a mid level center. But we will see, most of the time if a player move to a new team, they usually show their best.

[rosezionjohn]

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Kanter on the other hand, I don't know if he is a good addition to the Celtics. For me he is just a mid level center. But we will see, most of the time if a player move to a new team, they usually show their best.

That guy probably spends more time practicing his interview and tweet skills than actually practicing on the court. Let's see how this Celtics experiment goes. I still like their like their line up with or without Kanter.

[youjk]

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[passwordnow]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

For real? come on, you got me and searched for the sources quickly and here what I've found out.
https://www.nba.com/article/2019/07/18/houston-rockets-sign-free-agent-tyson-chandler-official-release
He can contribute base on his experiences and on how to deal with such situations but I'm not expecting that he can contribute that much physically inside the court.

He is already past his prime and I'm sure he will just be used sparingly just like what we see LA did to him last season. Just there for physical presence intimidate and even block some shots. Probably 10 -13 minutes max just to relieved Capela. Or maybe he can be the mentor to the him as well.

I'm thinking more of him as mentor for the whole team especially if they are on dire situation and they need to be more wise while deciding on how they should deal with it.
I'm sure that he can work better that way but still good for him to get into a nice team.

[Lan75]

Kanter on the other hand, I don't know if he is a good addition to the Celtics. For me he is just a mid level center. But we will see, most of the time if a player move to a new team, they usually show their best.

Kanter is a good addition to the Celtics IMO since they lack size and a hassle player in the middle last season. He may not score a lot but what is expected of him is his rebounding ability and defense.

[Baofeng]

Just learned today that another big man was added in Houston Rockets pool, the veteran Tyson Chandler.

For real? come on, you got me and searched for the sources quickly and here what I've found out.
https://www.nba.com/article/2019/07/18/houston-rockets-sign-free-agent-tyson-chandler-official-release
He can contribute base on his experiences and on how to deal with such situations but I'm not expecting that he can contribute that much physically inside the court.

He is already past his prime and I'm sure he will just be used sparingly just like what we see LA did to him last season. Just there for physical presence intimidate and even block some shots. Probably 10 -13 minutes max just to relieved Capela. Or maybe he can be the mentor to the him as well.

I'm thinking more of him as mentor for the whole team especially if they are on dire situation and they need to be more wise while deciding on how they should deal with it.
I'm sure that he can work better that way but still good for him to get into a nice team.

Ok I would say I would agree as well. At least someone who is old enough that can really share his experience with the team. At least his career is extended for one season and see how we really really fit in Houston. What they need to manage is his time on the court. That legs will not hold that long in a long and gruelling 80++ games.

[TravelMug]

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Kanter on the other hand, I don't know if he is a good addition to the Celtics. For me he is just a mid level center. But we will see, most of the time if a player move to a new team, they usually show their best.

That guy probably spends more time practicing his interview and tweet skills than actually practicing on the court. Let's see how this Celtics experiment goes. I still like their like their line up with or without Kanter.

Lol, Kanter is probably just a social media addicts and voicing his (political) opinion.

He needs to play hard, afterall the C's as paying his high paying money so he better sharpen his skills otherwise his whole NBA career will be over. So yeah, let's see how he suits for the C's next season.

[stadus]

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Kanter on the other hand, I don't know if he is a good addition to the Celtics. For me he is just a mid level center. But we will see, most of the time if a player move to a new team, they usually show their best.

That guy probably spends more time practicing his interview and tweet skills than actually practicing on the court. Let's see how this Celtics experiment goes. I still like their like their line up with or without Kanter.

Lol, Kanter is probably just a social media addicts and voicing his (political) opinion.

He needs to play hard, afterall the C's as paying his high paying money so he better sharpen his skills otherwise his whole NBA career will be over. So yeah, let's see how he suits for the C's next season.

Kanter help the Blazers to reach in the WCF, this guy is tough so he is a big boost for the Celtics.
This is a good move for the Celtics and they really feel the need of a big man, because they go dominated by the Bucks in the paint.

[rosezionjohn]

Kanter help the Blazers to reach in the WCF, this guy is tough so he is a big boost for the Celtics.

Maybe not as tough since Portland decided to let him go. He is quite talkative like other bigs but he is not that impactful on the court compared to others in the league.

This is a good move for the Celtics and they really feel the need of a big man, because they go dominated by the Bucks in the paint.

Celtics is experimenting on him. We shall see if he can adopt to the C's style.

[Ziskinberg]

This is a good move for the Celtics and they really feel the need of a big man, because they go dominated by the Bucks in the paint.

Celtics is experimenting on him. We shall see if he can adopt to the C's style.

Celtics are playing a fast phase game, he was effective with the Blazers where they almost have the same style as celtics, so I don't doubt he will fit with the Celtics.