Deleterious

It's crazy to think 5 years ago Vegas had 0 professional sports teams. Now they are about to get their 4th. Well, three and the Athletics.

Minnesota tied for 22nd now. There are like 5 teams all within a game of each other so they will continue to move around. Miami and Toronto are 3 and 2.5 games behind Minnesota. If those two teams caught Minnesota it would drop them to 18th or 17th which means no swap.

Yeah, that is something new the league is trying. Every team once a year plays on the road against the same team two games in a row. They are doing it as an attempt to cut down on travel.

Stop talking about it and do it. Curious to see who makes up this coalition.

Sasser regressing back to the norm. Jenkins with the DNP-CD. Only 4 points for Thompson, which was 3 more than Robinson. Poeltl outplayed Duren Ausar had 0 rebounds. Didn't seem to be the usual hustle from Holland.

You still have to go back to February 19th for the last win against a good and healthy team.

Barnes and Portlel have combined for 15 offensive rebounds so far.

Rough quarter. Defense has given up 95 points at the end of the third quarter.

I regret not taking my old man there before he passed.

They played on the same "high school" team together at Montverde. All 5 starters from that team are now in the NBA and a few of the bench guys as well.

Their rebounding is garbage

Minnesota lost today

Thompson now listed as available. Stewart still out.

Key games today. Dallas @ Cleveland. Warriors @ Knicks Draft pick news. Minnesota plays OKC today.

Oscar and I have completed the same amount of laps so far this season.

Red Bull is the opposite of Ferrari on the start. I bet 7 or 8 cars passed Max on the start.

The Ferrari's are rocket ships at the start. Four cars did not start the race, including both McLaren's.

Thompson is listed as probable on the injury report for tomorrow. Stewart is out with a calf sprain.

Cole Anthony went back to college.

Evaluating this team right now is genuinely difficult given the quality of competition they've been facing. Beating a squad that's handing 12 minutes to 40-year-old Taj Gibson doesn't exactly move the needle as a measuring stick. The schedule is what it is — the Pistons can't control who's injured or who's quietly packing it in for the lottery. But the pattern is hard to ignore: against good, healthy teams, they've been losing. You have to go all the way back to February 19th against the Knicks to find a truly meaningful win. The defensive numbers are slipping too, and yes, Ausar's absence is part of that story — but only part of it. Scroll back to when he was healthy and the trend was already heading in the wrong direction. With the playoffs roughly a month away, you'd expect a team with genuine aspirations to be rounding into form, playing their sharpest basketball of the season. Right now, that's not what this looks like. There's still some ground to cover before this team resembles a playoff-ready version of itself.

So the Japan race is on March 29th. Then it will skip to May 3rd for Miami and then May 24th in Canada. They are going to have one race in 2 months during the season? That is not ideal.

Blaha is really showing his age. Talking about Huerter and calling him Robinson multiple times. Then did the same thing with Sasser and Green.

I wouldn't hold your breath.