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Man, you'll get no argument from me here. Whataburger >>>> In-N-Out. I'm just saying, these businesses are all Christian in some facet. Fwiw, Cracker Barrel used to be abysmal and mired in controversy, but has done a huge 180 under Sandra Cochran as CEO.

Is it just me or does it feel like an abnormal amount of this season is hinging on injuries for key teams (not counting players being out during COVID)?

Notice how he didn't say In-N-Out, Forever 21, Cracker Barrel, Marriott, or Tyson Foods.

It's the latest in the Zion saga. Sports Illustrated recently reported that GMs are bracing for a trade demand from him, which fits with his family wanting him out of there (reported last summer) and the fact that he's rehabbing away from the team. Combined with Simmons and a bunch of other stars demanding trades while on long-term contracts, the CBA negotiations won't look pretty. Shaq alluded to this when talking about Simmons' hold out.

Man, the NBA lockout is going to make the MLB lockout look like child's play.

Bulls had to outbid teams for TT: Also means the BAE will reset in 2023, the year Vuc is a FA. Lonzo's rehab, lmao.

If this works, then every single person that argued that the owners cared about anything other than money can take a massive L.

With DeMar becoming Jordan's heir since donning a Bulls jersey, he'll take this personally and will himself into the #1 spot. Just gotta keep scoring 35+ PPG on 50% shooting for the rest of the season (and playoffs, while we're at it).

Yeah, tbh last year this would have been the shit. Now, is that a byproduct of the no-waiver-deadline arms race causing a bunch of teams to load up on July 31st or an anomaly?

I'm making a joke about when Thompson said "the east still runs through Cleveland" after LeBron left. In reality, the Sixers scare the shit out of me.

DeMar's historic scoring streak Good news on AC returning to action Signing Tristan Thompson, which means the east runs through Chicago (also, just an upgrade in every way over Bradley/McKinnie) Zach seems to be doing OK after docs checked him out Pat and Lonzo are both coming could come back in early-to-mid March. Bulls going into the break as the #1 seed despite everything. Everything's coming up Millhouse.

Tbh, the most logical move for the Lakers (independent of LeBron's wishes) would have been nuking the hell out of the team at the trade deadline. They could have gotten a ransom for LeBron, fortune for AD (you have to consider injuries), and maybe some second rounders for Melo, Dwight, and Jordan.

https://www.gq.com/story/gq-hype-demar-derozan This GQ article is a great read.

According to Mavs fans he's the definition of a project. Like, real athletic, but gets lost at times. Also, Bulls are tied for #1 in the east again and facing the Kings. A RealGM article has dubbed them the ad-hoc Bulls and that's pretty much perfect.

Hamstring keeping him out until after all-star game.

I'm sorry Harold, but it's called "Saving America's Pastime."

At this point, I'd try hard for Eubanks and Dragic. Moses Brown would be a decent project, but he's a project.

KZ Okpala biggest winner of the deadline.

Prayers for Thompson.

We need to complete the Trade Raptor.

Ah, thank you.

Pretty sure the Vuc deal came at the deadline last year, with absolutely no rumors leading up. We can wait until 3:00 PM ET to judge.

That being said, I don't see any way the Bulls beat the 76ers without pristine health and an upgrade now.

It's a good deal for the Nets on paper. But the Nets now have the three biggest prima donnas in the sport. KD is a transcendent talent and that can overcome his social media woes and injury concerns, but Kyrie is insane and destroys teams, and Simmons mentally and physically can't shoot and folds under any scrutiny.

Well, no Bagley reclamation. I know KC said Schroeder talk was overblown, but this removes the Bucks as a suitor.