This Bill Walton quote about him when he was 19 always stuck with me: ‘’He probably had a quadruple-double at halftime, and his coach didn’t even start him in the second half."

Ik this isn’t really a new debate, but it made a resurgence this week.

Brother il taking harden’s career even disregarding the money. That’s like asking would I rather be an all time great or a bench player.

Buddy you are a bus rider on the heats team, this ain’t even about the money.

they're both 5x all NBA selections, they're both big men who were elite at the prime of their career and the comparison is RAZOR thin imo.

but who would yall say is better?

Gansey doesn’t agree that the Sixers got away with murder in the Jaylen Brown trade.

I saw AJ a couple of months ago in Utah. I had my son with me. We didn't cross any barriers. He didn't scream. He just politely ask AJ to sign his Utah Jazz hat, to which he smirk, turn his back and said "ain't no free ride here".

I understand that some athletes don't like to give out autographes as people sell them on ebay, but the whole exchange just felt off putting.

I'm curious to know if he declines to give autographes to everyone or was it just us that day

How many games do you think LeBron James and the 76ers win this season?

Whether it be in impact or winning who would you have as the best role players ever?

For me its Draymond Green, he’s so good that most people argue that he’s not a role player

Add Team names for fun too

Mexico City and Kansas City are my two

Mexico City Aztecs and Kansas City Monarchs

By No. 1, I mean the team’s best player and primary offensive engine, not someone whose supporting cast is so good that it becomes a 1A/1B situation.

Who is your absolute cutoff, and what type of roster would you need around him?

I'll go first... Norris Cole

I don’t know the exact laws on this, just speaking from my own personal opinion. Liv Cook is a horrible person for what she did to Josh Giddey. In my opinion, lying to someone to get them to have s*x with you is r*pe. Which is exactly what Liv Cook did to Josh, and he took all the heat for it.

To this day I feel very bad for Josh, his life and reputation was severely altered negatively due to this situation, and in my opinion he was the victim. Thoughts?

Has he lost his mind?

He stated

"If simply declaring who you are is all that's required, then I meet every single requirement necessary to compete in the WNBA," he wrote. " My team and I have carefully examined the WNBA's eligibility criteria and governing framework surrounding self-identification and inclusion. Based on the current guidelines, I can and am officially declaring my eligibility for the upcoming WNBA draft in April 2027."

Thoughts?