The New York Knicks are widely expected to pursue Marc Gasol with cap space in the 2015 offseason.
Phil Jackson coached Pau Gasol with the Los Angeles Lakers and he believes Marc Gasol is the "quintessential center to play in the triangle offense."
Gasol will almost certainly receive max contract offers in the offseason.
In this two-part episode, host Daniel Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and Arturo Galletti of BoxScoreGeeks.com (@ArturoGalletti) go through the over-unders for all 30 NBA teams for the 14-15 season.
Timestamps for the discussion on each team:
Part One
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Atlanta Hawks (40.5 wins)- |
2:10 |
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Boston Celtics (26.5 wins)- |
6:13 |
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Brooklyn Nets (41.5 wins)- |
8:58 |
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Charlotte Hornets (45.5 wins)- |
14:35 |
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Chicago Bulls (55.5 wins)- |
16:58 |
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Cleveland Cavaliers (58.5 wins)- |
25:23 |
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Dallas Mavericks (49.5 wins)- |
33:15 |
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Denver Nuggets (40.5 wins)- |
38:36 |
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Detroit Pistons (36.5 wins)- |
43:05 |
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Golden State Warriors (50.5 wins)- |
48:09 |
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Houston Rockets (49.5 wins)- |
54:25 |
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Indiana Pacers (32.5 wins)- |
1:00:46 |
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Los Angeles Clippers (55.5 wins)- |
1:06:32 |
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Los Angeles Lakers (31.5 wins)- |
1:12:07 |
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Memphis Grizzlies (48.5 wins)- |
1:17:25 |
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Miami Heat (43.5 wins)- |
1:21:13 |
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Lightning Round |
1:25:43 |
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Part Two
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Milwaukee Bucks (24.5 wins)- |
1:20 |
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Minnesota Timberwolves (25.5 wins)- |
4:30 |
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New Orleans Pelicans (41.5 wins)- |
9:25 |
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New York Knicks (40.5 wins)- |
14:15 |
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Oklahoma City Thunder (57.5 wins)- |
22:12 |
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Orlando Magic (28.5 wins)- |
28:50 |
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Philadelphia 76ers (15.5 wins)- |
34:52 |
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Phoenix Suns (42.5 wins)- |
40:11 |
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Portland Trail Blazers (48.5 wins)- |
44:01 |
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Sacramento Kings (30.5 wins)- |
46:46 |
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San Antonio Spurs (56.5 wins)- |
49:31 |
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Toronto Raptors (49.5 wins)- |
54:49 |
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Utah Jazz (25.5 wins)- |
58:26 |
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Washington Wizards (49.5 wins)- |
1:01:20 |
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Other bets on the board- |
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Zach Randolph insinuated that the Oklahoma City Thunder and Steven Adams baited him into a suspension in last season's first round playoff series.
Adams already has a reputation around the league as he enters his second NBA season. Some say he is a dirty player.
Randolph was suspended one game for throwing a punch toward Adams in Game 6 of the Thunder's series with the Memphis Grizzlies.
“I mean, seven players have gotten suspended because of him. You've got to look into that,” Randolph said. “Why are players getting into it with this particular guy?
“Honestly, I feel like that was his whole plan and I fell for it. I take responsibility. I’m too old for that...to get me off of my game and I went for it. It bothered me all summer. That was their plan.”
Adams shot down Randolph's claim on Tuesday.
“No, not at all,” Adams said. "I was just playing hard. I mean, it’s unfortunate that it happened. Honestly, I was just focusing on the game.”
“I probably just say aggressive,” Adams added, when asked how to describe his style of play. “Coach tells me to do one thing then I’ll just go do it. It’s pretty simple. Just go rebound or something simple like that. I just do the best I can. Just hustle. I don’t know. I mean, I know that it comes with the game, because I get frustrated, too, in the game. But I just show it in a different way. So frustration obviously comes with it, and people react in different ways.”
The Memphis Grizzlies waived Luke Hancock on Monday.
Hancock (6-6, 200) recorded two points in nine minutes in his lone preseason appearance on Oct. 9 at Houston. Undrafted in the 2014 NBA Draft, the Louisville product signed with the Grizzlies as a free agent on Sept. 25.
The Grizzlies’ roster now stands at 18 players.
Michael Beasley has agreed upon a deal with the Shanghai Sharks of China.
Beasley was previously on a camp deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.
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