you are interpreting the downvotes entirely incorrectly, just stop.

I thought we already agreed that money is free speech. but by all means, lets get that overturned and abolish all PACs while we're at it.

yep that's what I did. fuck em.

Given the ownership doesn’t like to spend a ton I think Booth was kind of forced to go young given that restriction.

maybe but if that is the case they should have negotiated harder with MPJ and Murray. Then they would have had more money to work with for KCP or whoever else. Also Saric for $5m is a bit much.

or they're trying to force Malone to use the young guys.

nice, that was by far the best Godzilla film I have seen.

also I assume they are sticking with the pseudo school theme and bringing in freshmen every year.

The BLS noted that the Boeing strike likely subtracted 44,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector

so I guess not just Boeing directly, but all jobs related to manufacturing of parts etc.

eh I'd say 7 was peak windows.

I was with you up until the shift away from multiplayer part. I do not see that happening at all, and I don't even like multiplayer games myself. There's no denying that more multiplayer has been the trend for the last 30 years, spanning multiple (people) generations, and I don't see AI changing that.

well the guy knows how to weld at least.

This is just a shitty article, acting all surprised that this wasn't a top tier draft class which we already knew. We knew most of the top picks were not scorers, and most of those that were (Sheppard and Dillingham) went to stacked teams like the rockets and wolves, so of course they aren't getting a ton of minutes.

If you look at defensive performance and offensive execution in general (you know, actually watch games rather than count points and minutes), the wizards rookies are killing it.

Coaches across the NBA just aren’t trusting the rooks to do much of anything.

The tanktastic Wizards have been the boldest team in the rookie department. Coach Brian Keefe started the team’s two heralded lottery picks Sarr and Bub Carrington in the season opener against Boston. But even Keefe couldn’t stomach that situation for long. After two blowout losses, Jonas Valančiūnas replaced Carrington in the starting lineup to give Sarr some muscle up front. After three games, Carrington has scored three, 10 and 13 points.

This is completely inaccurate, clearly this person does not actually watch the wizards. The rookies (with bilal and poole) are holding the team together. Yes there were two blowout losses against the world champions and the (undefeated) Cavs, but both games were actually competitive in the first half which is about as much as you can expect from a rebuilding team.

The 3rd game where they started JV and Sarr together started out terribly, and THAT is what Keefe quickly abandoned. As soon as they put Sarr back at center they came back and won that game. And then won the very next game as well, starting ALL THREE rookies.