
One Love
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One Love
@3Therealone
Live life, love life. Hip-Hop/NBA Enthusiast. Nets Twitter. Him.




Getting your 7th tech because you’re still in the game up 30 against the 3rd worse team in the league to stat pad smh



There is a lot of talk about how AAU coaches just roll the ball out and play Everything I’m seeing from these EYBL games is the opposite of that Great STS action here to get Duke commit, Kager Knueppel, an open 3 (Via @nbafuturenow 🎥)








@divinicci If someone wanted Clax he’d be gone. Only way to save Claxton is to move him to SF/PF. Can Clax play the Jaden McDaniels role?


I just don't know what you can even do against Wembanyama. I really don't.





Please stay away from Wagler I have nothing against the kid but he has a total of zero dunks his whole college career..... there isnt an explosive bone in his body. Please nets dont go in this direction because knowing Marks he would pick him.

Mara shot 16/25 (64%) in the star 3-point shooting drill. He was 3/10 from three this season and did not attempt a three during his first two college seasons.


The entire conversation around the pick at 6 for the Nets and Darius Acuff Jr. especially revolves around the changing landscape of the NBA. The NBA has become like the NFL. One way scoring guards are like RBs. Positional value isn’t there even if they’re individually the most skilled. Darius Acuff Jr. is the best individual talent after the big four but the league values two-way wings/bigs like the trenches in football.



Houston's Kingston Flemings measured 6'2.5 barefoot and 183 pounds at the NBA Draft Combine, with a 6'3.5 wingspan and 8'2.5 standing reach Flemings has grown and filled out over the past two years, but does not have great dimensions for an NBA guard by any means.



Planting my flag — Keaton Wagler is my guy for Brooklyn at 6, if he’s there. I prioritize positional size, IQ/feel, shooting, and versatility at both ends and he fits that criteria best among the guards projected to go post-top 4. Long enough, crafty enough, smart enough, and skilled enough to create + score despite some athletic limitations. His versatility on both ends is easiest to build with moving forward as he can play with anyone.

