2027 NBA Season

[ultrloa]

He dont want the contract now but he can still play with the Lakers, BEcause he still has a contract to play for th eteam.
But his manager and Reeves has their own plan which will give them a greener pasteur. Though he should be playing well or better than this season for them to succeed on their plan.
Dennis might fell in the wrong plan before, but I hhope Austin will not be on the same boat as before.

Its time for Austin to show that he deserve to get more bigger contract on other team that's why he need to step up on next season so that he could get those things that he want.

If it happens that he struggle and didn't perform well for Lakers din there's huge possibilities that many teams would turn back on him and that's huge waste of opportunity for him for not accepting the offer made by Lakers to him. Also hope he succeed on his plan and he go to a contender team which provably can use him well. Huge pressure is on side of Reaves camp now especially that they are exploring this risky free agency market.

[xzone]

Cooper Flagg was selected first as expected but let's check out other players.
23 international players selected in the draft, 6 were French. This is a big event for French basketball. Although most of these players are rooted in Africa, only 2 of them are white. Still, French basketball has improved a lot.
I wonder about Egor Demin from Russia and Hugo González from Real Madrid. There's also center Yang Hansen from China. He may be new Yao Ming.

The basketball player who caught my attention the most this season is Khaman Maluach. He had a very difficult life, he struggled with poverty and war. Despite that, he will play in the NBA now and he even made history as the highest drafted African player. In the trade involving Durant and other players, Maluach is also included.
If he doesn't suffer an injury, he will be one of the most promising big men, we can watch him in the NBA for many years to come and see his life develop

[Wapfika]

Cooper Flagg was selected first as expected but let's check out other players.
23 international players selected in the draft, 6 were French. This is a big event for French basketball. Although most of these players are rooted in Africa, only 2 of them are white. Still, French basketball has improved a lot.
I wonder about Egor Demin from Russia and Hugo González from Real Madrid. There's also center Yang Hansen from China. He may be new Yao Ming.

The basketball player who caught my attention the most this season is Khaman Maluach. He had a very difficult life, he struggled with poverty and war. Despite that, he will play in the NBA now and he even made history as the highest drafted African player. In the trade involving Durant and other players, Maluach is also included.
If he doesn't suffer an injury, he will be one of the most promising big men, we can watch him in the NBA for many years to come and see his life develop

Most player that came from poverty and manage to play in NBA always humble and eager to play 100%if given the chance to play more time.

I think Siakam has same background that’s why he is monster and never get tired unlike the typical US draft player that always so proud of themselves.

I’m not aware on this player background. Now that you pointed it out I will watch him on Suns.

[danherbias07]

Anyway, a player swap happened as Lonzo Ball has traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Isaac Okoro. I can't see who's the winner on this one because the Cavaliers might have the biggest trade steal in this off-season, or worst trade as well. It will all depend on how healthy Lonzo Ball will be once we enter the regular season again.

This is actually a big risk taken by the Cleveland Cavaliers. We all know how long Ball was injured, two seasons and a lot of games in the last season, because of knee injuries and surgeries.
I say the Cavs are really brave at taking that kind of risk because there's a chance that the injury will recur. Still, this is a good addition to them, and I do wish he could at least be healthy when he is needed. Cavs will probably push for a championship and take more trades and sign-ups because they really played well last season, taking the top spot in the East with 64 wins.

[yahoo62278]

Anyway, a player swap happened as Lonzo Ball has traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Isaac Okoro. I can't see who's the winner on this one because the Cavaliers might have the biggest trade steal in this off-season, or worst trade as well. It will all depend on how healthy Lonzo Ball will be once we enter the regular season again.

This is actually a big risk taken by the Cleveland Cavaliers. We all know how long Ball was injured, two seasons and a lot of games in the last season, because of knee injuries and surgeries.
I say the Cavs are really brave at taking that kind of risk because there's a chance that the injury will recur. Still, this is a good addition to them, and I do wish he could at least be healthy when he is needed. Cavs will probably push for a championship and take more trades and sign-ups because they really played well last season, taking the top spot in the East with 64 wins.

Lonzo Ball is trash IMO. He has played 287 games and missed 211. Who would want that type of player on their team? Someone who is available for half the season at most and comes with a ton of baggage and a sense of entitlement that is nuts. Cavs are basically praying the guy is available and will likely be disappointed because he's made of glass.

[passwordnow]

The basketball player who caught my attention the most this season is Khaman Maluach. He had a very difficult life, he struggled with poverty and war. Despite that, he will play in the NBA now and he even made history as the highest drafted African player. In the trade involving Durant and other players, Maluach is also included.
If he doesn't suffer an injury, he will be one of the most promising big men, we can watch him in the NBA for many years to come and see his life develop

Maluach is a big man. I thought that it was only Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green that's involved on this trade so, if Maluach is also going for the Suns. He can be their main center there. I just noticed that the Rockets needs to do this trade so that they'll get less players. They've got a lot of bunch players but I guess that this is where capital is going, they have the assets to trade so that they can get the players that they like for these bench players.

Anyway, a player swap happened as Lonzo Ball has traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Isaac Okoro. I can't see who's the winner on this one because the Cavaliers might have the biggest trade steal in this off-season, or worst trade as well. It will all depend on how healthy Lonzo Ball will be once we enter the regular season again.

There is no winner here but let's say it was the Bulls because they're able to dispose him and Cavs picked him up.

[livingfree]

I think Siakam has same background that’s why he is monster and never get tired unlike the typical US draft player that always so proud of themselves.

Yeah, he went also to NBA academy in South Sudan and just as the same as Siakam. These are incredible players and they've trained well just to take that spot.

From having no complete accessory and equipment for training, they're making their impossible ways into reality.

I’m not aware on this player background. Now that you pointed it out I will watch him on Suns.

I'm not expecting a lot from being a rookie, he won't probably get a lot of playing time there.

[rdbase]

There is this story making the rounds since it was released on x earlier today about an NBA player arrested on investigation of gambling on games inwhich he was playing.
You make the call on these two posts.
https://x.com/BricksCenter/status/1939363027553525928


https://x.com/crazymaxwi/status/1939369542314025104

[stadus]

I read the news too, but from what I saw, it was still just suspicion he was still under investigation. So why was he already arrested?

I doubt he’s the only player doing this, if he even did it. In the long run, players will just get smarter with how they place bets to avoid getting caught. It might not even be just one player involved - it could be more, which would make investigations even harder.

Maybe if they used non-regulated betting platforms like Polymarket ( assuming they have markets like player props ) it might be a safer place for riggers to operate.

[Cointxz]

There is this story making the rounds since it was released on x earlier today about an NBA player arrested on investigation of gambling on games inwhich he was playing.
You make the call on these two posts.
https://x.com/BricksCenter/status/1939363027553525928


https://x.com/crazymaxwi/status/1939369542314025104

This is fake news which is the typical narrative style on social to bait user on reading and commenting on the post.

According to official report, Beasley is still under investigation like what @stadus said above.

But clearly he is indeed suspicious since last year due to his performance. I think there’s some other player that under investigation due to this same pattern.

[EFS]

Maluach is a big man. I thought that it was only Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green that's involved on this trade so, if Maluach is also going for the Suns. He can be their main center there. I just noticed that the Rockets needs to do this trade so that they'll get less players. They've got a lot of bunch players but I guess that this is where capital is going, they have the assets to trade so that they can get the players that they like for these bench players.

That trade included 1 first-round pick and 5 second-round picks. Khaman Maluach was picked 10th overall by Rockets and went to the Suns. I read his story. I don't know if he can be a star in the NBA, but his career at Duke and what he has done with the national team are quite impressive. A player who made it from a refugee camp to the NBA will surely do everything he can to stay there.

[passwordnow]

Maluach is a big man. I thought that it was only Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green that's involved on this trade so, if Maluach is also going for the Suns. He can be their main center there. I just noticed that the Rockets needs to do this trade so that they'll get less players. They've got a lot of bunch players but I guess that this is where capital is going, they have the assets to trade so that they can get the players that they like for these bench players.

That trade included 1 first-round pick and 5 second-round picks. Khaman Maluach was picked 10th overall by Rockets and went to the Suns. I read his story. I don't know if he can be a star in the NBA, but his career at Duke and what he has done with the national team are quite impressive. A player who made it from a refugee camp to the NBA will surely do everything he can to stay there.

I guess that the scouts have seen on how South Sudan did on Olympics. And with all his way to his dream, to the NBA, he for sure going to do everything he can in his capacity. He's huge and there seems to be a new thing in the league about the big men. He will have to be trained and the Suns can use him. Is Bol Bol still with the Suns? they've got a lot of big men there but they can't utilize them properly. There should be a good rotation for the bigs there to perfectly use and play with Booker.

[ultrloa]

There is this story making the rounds since it was released on x earlier today about an NBA player arrested on investigation of gambling on games inwhich he was playing.
You make the call on these two posts.
https://x.com/BricksCenter/status/1939363027553525928


https://x.com/crazymaxwi/status/1939369542314025104

He's not arrested yet but under investigation.

More details about the situation facing by Malik Beasly is here https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/nba/pistons/2025/06/29/detroit-pistons-malik-beasley-is-subject-of-federal-gambling-investigation/84407822007/

If his proven doing those things what accused to him then provably that this will end up his career. But since there's no final verdict has been drop I think he's still innocent until proven guilty by the authorities.

[btc_angela]

There is this story making the rounds since it was released on x earlier today about an NBA player arrested on investigation of gambling on games inwhich he was playing.
You make the call on these two posts.
https://x.com/BricksCenter/status/1939363027553525928


https://x.com/crazymaxwi/status/1939369542314025104

He's not arrested yet but under investigation.

More details about the situation facing by Malik Beasly is here https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/nba/pistons/2025/06/29/detroit-pistons-malik-beasley-is-subject-of-federal-gambling-investigation/84407822007/

If his proven doing those things what accused to him then provably that this will end up his career. But since there's no final verdict has been drop I think he's still innocent until proven guilty by the authorities.

True, but there are some eagle eyes fans who said that Malik might have been doing it for years like when he was still with the Wolves. There was one game that it's just 5 seconds and it should be officially over as their opponents is way ahead.

But then Malik scored in that last 5 seconds to cut the lead and maybe fans are speculating that his bets is on the line that time that's why even if it customary that no team should score because the game has been decided already. But Malik didn't stop and dunk the ball on their court to cut the lead of their opponents.

Very suspicious of him to do that.

[Ziskinberg]

True, but there are some eagle eyes fans who said that Malik might have been doing it for years like when he was still with the Wolves. There was one game that it's just 5 seconds and it should be officially over as their opponents is way ahead.

But then Malik scored in that last 5 seconds to cut the lead and maybe fans are speculating that his bets is on the line that time that's why even if it customary that no team should score because the game has been decided already. But Malik didn't stop and dunk the ball on their court to cut the lead of their opponents.

Very suspicious of him to do that.

Let’s just wait for the results of the investigation. We all know that there was already one player banned from the NBA because of this, Jontay Porter was banned last year for violating league rules, and Malik is now being accused of something similar. It’s unfortunate because Malik had a solid season with the Pistons, and if this proven, its not only his reputation is at risk, but the reputation of the NBA as well.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Maluach is a big man. I thought that it was only Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green that's involved on this trade so, if Maluach is also going for the Suns. He can be their main center there. I just noticed that the Rockets needs to do this trade so that they'll get less players. They've got a lot of bunch players but I guess that this is where capital is going, they have the assets to trade so that they can get the players that they like for these bench players.

That trade included 1 first-round pick and 5 second-round picks. Khaman Maluach was picked 10th overall by Rockets and went to the Suns. I read his story. I don't know if he can be a star in the NBA, but his career at Duke and what he has done with the national team are quite impressive. A player who made it from a refugee camp to the NBA will surely do everything he can to stay there.

Maluach has an inspiring story but basketball wise, besides his size, there is not sooo much upside in my opinion. Sure he was drafted at 10 so people see something in him but I watched a lot of Duke games last season and he looked very limited to me playing like a typical center. We all know this type of player is not that effective anymore in today's NBA but let's see. Maybe he develops a solid midrange shot, as well as long range. Obviously he is your typical pick and roll player, or someone you can throw lobs to all the time. Yet in this day and age this is not the playing style teams play anymore.

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That trade included 1 first-round pick and 5 second-round picks. Khaman Maluach was picked 10th overall by Rockets and went to the Suns. I read his story. I don't know if he can be a star in the NBA, but his career at Duke and what he has done with the national team are quite impressive. A player who made it from a refugee camp to the NBA will surely do everything he can to stay there.

Maluach has an inspiring story but basketball wise, besides his size, there is not sooo much upside in my opinion. Sure he was drafted at 10 so people see something in him but I watched a lot of Duke games last season and he looked very limited to me playing like a typical center. We all know this type of player is not that effective anymore in today's NBA but let's see. Maybe he develops a solid midrange shot, as well as long range. Obviously he is your typical pick and roll player, or someone you can throw lobs to all the time. Yet in this day and age this is not the playing style teams play anymore.

I agree because Jokic is now the basis of being a good center which can do versatile role despite having a huge frame rather than the regular big for ring protection.

However, there’s still some outstanding center like Hartenstein that do OG role yet contribute a lot just because his team is so balanced on their respective role.

He just needs to land on team like OKC that has balance rosters. I doubt Suns can give him enough play time considering their play style.

[Dave1]

True, but there are some eagle eyes fans who said that Malik might have been doing it for years like when he was still with the Wolves. There was one game that it's just 5 seconds and it should be officially over as their opponents is way ahead.

But then Malik scored in that last 5 seconds to cut the lead and maybe fans are speculating that his bets is on the line that time that's why even if it customary that no team should score because the game has been decided already. But Malik didn't stop and dunk the ball on their court to cut the lead of their opponents.

Very suspicious of him to do that.

Let’s just wait for the results of the investigation. We all know that there was already one player banned from the NBA because of this, Jontay Porter was banned last year for violating league rules, and Malik is now being accused of something similar. It’s unfortunate because Malik had a solid season with the Pistons, and if this proven, its not only his reputation is at risk, but the reputation of the NBA as well.

Yes, but you can't blame those NBA fans that have eagle eye after this news has surfaces. I remember a very crucial game in the playoffs wherein Malik has one of those costly errors in the dying seconds that cost them their game.

It was not an errand pass, it was a good pass to him and he was open for a three. Unfortunately, he didn't received the pass and so that is one suspicious acts on him. Nevertheless, the NBA is a very good organization in terms of investigating their players and it's a tight proof before they really put down their victim like in the case of Jontay Porter.

I only read that Malik follows Fanduel in his social media, it's one of the biggest sports bookies in the US. It's not conclusive, but only legends know. 

[Volgastallion]

I was reading about the M.Beasley detention and how he was involved in gambling activities.

When i always read something like this in any sport i really cant believe, how you cant be this idiot?

I mean you won a ton of money in your normal job as a basketball player why do you need to gamble? Are you sick or silly?

[Shinpako09]

True, but there are some eagle eyes fans who said that Malik might have been doing it for years like when he was still with the Wolves. There was one game that it's just 5 seconds and it should be officially over as their opponents is way ahead.

But then Malik scored in that last 5 seconds to cut the lead and maybe fans are speculating that his bets is on the line that time that's why even if it customary that no team should score because the game has been decided already. But Malik didn't stop and dunk the ball on their court to cut the lead of their opponents.

Very suspicious of him to do that.

Even as a gambler, I can’t understand where they’re coming from. Why take the risk of gambling when they’re already earning well from playing basketball, probably even more? Can’t they stop gambling for the sake of their career? Saving their career means saving their future. And if they really can’t stop because it’s their hobby, then bet on other sports. If I’m not mistaken, they’re allowed to bet as long as it’s not on the NBA or any leagues affiliated with it.