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Chiefs needed just one Kenneth Walker game to make the Seahawks look foolish (opens the original)
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It was always clear that Kenneth Walker III was an ultra-talented running back. He has the ideal combination of breakaway speed, bruising strength, and patience when attacking gaps that makes him suited for a bell-cow role. However, the Seattle Seahawks never fully realized his value, constantly putting him in a timeshare with Zach Charbonnet. To be fair, most teams utilize multiple running backs. What makes Seattle's treatment of Walker truly baffling is that they let him leave in free agency a
5 NBA players with the best chance of being first-time NBA All-Stars this season (opens the original)
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One of my favorite parts of the NBA is watching players reach another level, and seeing several first-time All-Stars goes hand in hand with this. Whether it's seeing hyped-up young players move closer to their ceiling, an unexpected breakout season, or an established veteran earning some recognition, first-time All-Stars are something I have an affinity for. Last season, Jalen Johnson, Jalen Duren, Chet Holmgren, Jamal Murray, Deni Avdija, and Norman Powell were first-time All-Stars. This collec
Keaton Wagler might be the only thing that can save the Clippers (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Clippers losing five first-round picks as part of the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention scandal puts their future in a dark spot, to say the least. With Kawhi, James Harden and Ivica Zubac all out of town, the Clippers were hoping to embrace a rebuild. Doing so without their own draft picks until 2034 and no incoming unprotected first-round pick until 2031 feels like an impossible task, though. Darius Garland and Brandon Ingram give the Clippers enough talent that they won't be at
Ranking the bleakest NBA futures: It doesn’t look pretty for the Clippers (opens the original)
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The Los Angeles Clippers being stripped of five future first-round picks as punishment for the Kawhi Leonard cap circumvention scandal puts their future in a dark spot. Los Angeles is attempting to rebuild while being devoid of draft capital. That's a fool's errand at best. But what other teams have a bleak future, and are the Clippers truly worse off than anyone in the league? A few points to clarify, because lists like this are subjective. This list is essentially who I wouldn't want to be for
Trading Jamal Murray is the only way for the Nuggets to keep their title window open (opens the original)
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The Denver Nuggets are having one of the most baffling offseasons in the league. After their 21st-ranked defense got exposed by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the playoffs, major changes felt like a certainty. Well, I guess they did make some changes by letting restricted free agent Peyton Watson walk for a single first-round pick and signing DeMar DeRozan. In other words, the Nuggets let one of their best defenders jump ship and replaced him with a defensive liability. Right on. It's not a bold
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