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I'm not quite sure if this is allowed on this subreddit yet, or at all, so if not feel free to take this post down.
I think there are a lot of rumors and ideas circulating around regarding what the Warriors should do this offseason, like trading for Annunoby or Brown. But none of them actually addressing the problems that face this team.
We lost this year because of our bench. Payton is fine. Moody is growing into his role. But after that, Donte is likely to leave, Poole has his issues, JMG is trash, and Kuminga is unhappy playing here/Kerr doesn't trust him.
As soon as Curry sits down, the offense COMPLETELY falls off a cliff. This is because we don't have a table-setter off the bench. That's what Poole is supposed to be. He's supposed to be a solid three-level scorer who can also facillitate when Curry is on the bench. But this year, he has been unable to do that. He's also a terrible defender who's making 30 million a year, and despite them not being his fault, his chemistry issues with Draymond brought down the team. It's not his fault, but they can't let go of Draymond. It is best for both him and the team to trade Poole and give him a fresh start somewhere without expectations and playing with Green.
The other thing the Warriors need, aside from a playmaker off the bench, is a good big man. Just someone who can play 15-20 minutes a night. Preferably this player can finish plays, stretch the floor, switch on defense, protect the rim, and grab boards. Realistically, someone who can only check two or three of those boxes should be good enough. In the playoffs this year, the Warriors got bullied by Anthony Davis. It was pretty clear that no matter how skilled and tough Looney and Draymond were, going up against a 7-footer who was actually good enough to punish them (unlike, say, Alex Len and Domantas Sabonis) turned them into barbecue chicken. The Warriors need one more big man on the roster, someone who can bang down low and hold his own while one or both of Looney and Draymond get rest.
A trade, ideally, would shed salary, receive a big man and a playmaker in return, and help our depth. Trading our young core and depth for a superstar or even a borderline all-star is not at all what we need. Our starting lineup and stars are set, and championship-quality. Curry-Klay-Wiggs-Dray-Looney is still one of the best lineups in the league.
So what's the solution?
First, we need to resign or extend Draymond. Without him, there is no contending. End of story.
An extension for Klay would be nice, but if he demands a max we just can't give it to him. He's not worth that money, and we paid him 200 million to sit on the bench for two years.
Donte is probably gone, which sucks, but its not possible to resign him with these new draconian CBA regulations.
There is no reason to resign JMG. He is not OPJ and he never will be.
So now for the trade.
Warriors Receive: Monte Morris, Corey Kispert, Daniel Gafford
Wizards Receive: Jordan Poole, Jonathan Kuminga
We're spoiled. Most of you will think this is an overpay. But Poole doesn't have a whole lot of value, and Kuminga doesn't want to be here anyway. Monte Morris is exactly what this team needs. He's a good enough playmaker, a dynamic scorer (off the bench, can't carry an offense but can score in a pinch), and a better defender than Poole, albeit mediocre. He's also an expiring contract who's 1/3 of Poole's cost.
Daniel Gafford is exactly the kind of big the Warriors need. He's one of the best finishers in the NBA, a good rim protector, and a good rebounder. We don't need much of him, and he'd be perfect to backup Looney, maybe even start every now and then.
Finally, Corey Kispert is an elite shooter and can really spruce up a roster that, despite having Curry and Klay, also has Looney, Draymond, and Gary Payton. This was seen in the Lakers series- having Looney and Draymond as non-shooting threats meant Davis could roam around the paint and stuff any attemps inside. More spacing is a must.
This trade would shed $8.7 million in salary this year alone, and potentially a lot more in the future, as Morris is an expiring deal and Lacob won't have to pay Kuminga next year.
Curry-Thompson-Wiggins-Green-Looney with Morris, Moody, Payton, Kispert, and Gafford off the bench gives the Warriors enough of everything to contend for a championship again next year.

Jordan Miller a few months back completed a fantastic collegiate career by helping guide the Miami Hurricanes to their first ever Final Four appearance. Miller scored 27 points while being perfect from the field against the Texas Longhorns. He measured about 6'6 in shoes at the combine which was slightly shorter than expected but with a near 7'0 wingspan.
Miller uses that wingspan well as a rebounder. He's got awesome instincts as an offensive rebounder, tracks balls expertly, plays tough, and has a nose for the ball. He has an uncanny knack for scoring off tips. He averaged over 2 offensive rebounds a game in college and showcased that ability during the combine scrimmages. He boxes out effectively and pursues balls off the rim and on the floor and willing to dive on the floor for a board. I think it's one of his biggest strengths as a prospect and should translate in the NBA.
Jordan Miller contributes in a wide variety of areas to winning basketball. He's an excellent all around off ball scorer. He's an above average C&S player from 3. His shooting is probably his biggest question mark as a prospect but he's improved in that department and the numbers back that up. He's an elite finisher for a 6'6 forward. So much craft around the rim, patience, excellent with fakes and counters. He has some above the rim ability too.
Miller is able to get to the rim off curls, closeouts. He was efficient in the midpost using his skill and length to make fadeaway jumpers or take his defender to the basket. He doesn't have elite athleticism, which is another question some will have about his NBA prospects, but he's a pretty good one all-around. He's wiry strong and would at times bully defenders in the midpost. He has excellent footwork and got defenders off balance.
Miller is a good in transition and made for some highlight dunks, as well as being a guy who made solid reads as a passer pushing tempo with the ball in his hands. He has solid feel, is a quick processor, and makes the right play more often than not. He has crispness and solid timing as a passer.
Jordan Miller is also a versatile defensive player who has shown the ability to guard up and down the lineup, checking bigger forwards and even post up big men and holding his own, as well as some switchability against quicker wings. He's got great length and very active hands. He gets his hands on a lot of balls on and off ball, and deflects a lot of passes. Again, while he may not be the quickest athlete, he's not slow laterally by any means; he has solid feet and should be able to hold his own against wings in the league.
Jordan Miller is a swiss army knife who checks so many boxes as a player and does so many things well. I think he's a fantastic prospect and someone who's quite polished having played 5 years in college. He has excellent feel for the game and you can count on him to bring effort when he's on the floor. What do you all think about Jordan Miller? Do you reckon he is a guy who can carve out a long NBA career?

I'm going to agree that the talking heads have overused "undrafted" too much when referring to Max, Caleb, Duncan and Gabe. Heat fans have been hearing it pretty loudly since Duncan made a splash in 2020 and even more so last year when the Heat's "D league" lineup helped them get to an EC best record.
Despite the success of the past few year, the Heat are not covered by the national media as much as more "nationally popular" teams. Mainstream discussion of these players is only happening because the Heat are advancing against teams that they should lose to on paper.
I could hear the undrafted story less, but I don't think it's disrespectful as a term because it reminds us just how far and hard it is be an NBA rotation player, much less a starter in the NBA playoffs. I saw a stat that 75% of current NBA players were drafted. Sometimes getting drafted is political (e.g. Austin Rivers). Despite getting drafted, some will take up roster spots for years because of their contracts guarantees it, particularly if they were drafted in the first round. Even if an undrafted player gets on a team, they are often regulated to a practice team or D league. It's an effort to prove themselves day after day to even be just seen much less considered for playing time. A first round draft pick getting paid millions on potential is going to get multiple chances over a walk-on player with an unguaranteed contract worth just thousands.
"Undrafted" could be used to say a player wasn't good enough to be drafted, but in the context of players that make a team, much less a rotation with game time, it means they've overcome incredible odds. It's a badge of honor.
It also reflects well on the team that brought them on and gave them the right opportunity to be successful.

Purtle's Internet Lineup for May 30th, 2023 6:52pm
Pics:

• You may not know his name, but you're probably familiar with some of his illustrations: today it's Larry Jost's turn to have his own little presentation thread: [thread] https://twitter.com/VGDensetsu/status/1663256520048377890
  
• these two trucks have the same bed length https://twitter.com/coolbutstinky/status/1663287478181134336
  
• smogon is dying https://twitter.com/Lewchube/status/1663551464353177604
  
• Zelda ToTK related stuff
  
  • oh ya? https://twitter.com/DitzyFlama/status/1663597425494470658
• Pokemon news
  
  • Pokemon Home is out. And there are problems
  • now the Pokemon HOME renders are officially out i can talk about how fucking ugly or straight up inaccurate they are [thread] https://twitter.com/Lewchube/status/1663429573701251072
  • "If a Pokémon obtained in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond or Shining Pearl undergoes Hyper Training in Pokémon Scarlet or Violet, you won’t be able to move that Pokémon back to Pokémon Brilliant Diamond or Shining Pearl until it reaches Level 100." No mention of SWSH. https://twitter.com/mattyoukhana_/status/1663355977599426560
  • so Event Pokemon cant relearn their moves in Pokemon HOME for future games, its so fucking over https://twitter.com/Lewchube/status/1663484838836420609
  • In case you were wondering, no moves don't transfer between SWSH and SV. Had someone check by putting Toxic on Cresselia in SWSH and moving it to SV and Toxic can't be relearned in HOME for it. So yeah that "dream" is dead https://twitter.com/JoeMerrick/status/1663478154055278593
  • transferring from Pokemon HOME into Scarlet & Violet can result in a bugged display for a Pokemon's ID number which means that this can happen [thread] https://twitter.com/Lewchube/status/1663496157773824001

Clips:

• Cool Bulbasaur https://twitter.com/USGMEN_GIF/status/1662766403634745344
  
• NL picturing the world map https://twitter.com/NorthernIion_LP/status/1663329000855568385
  
• Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden has gotta have some of the funniest assists of all time. I love how they range from King Kai telling a joke so bad it makes both players fall over to Farmer Goku on a tractor, to Chi-Chi being Mr. Resetti: https://twitter.com/UltimaShadowX/status/1663377879944822790
  
• he came to your house https://twitter.com/ExplosiveTG/status/1663288684915859458
  
• I FOUND THE ORIGINAL SAMPLE FOR ELECTRIC ZOO HOLY SHIT https://twitter.com/manahouse_/status/1663393835295166464
  
• not again https://twitter.com/Cyndaquilism/status/1663258909409198094
  
• oh ya? https://twitter.com/DitzyFlama/status/1663597425494470658
  

Videos

• Branching Tastes [Work Ethic] Sakurai [4:07] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50Khnf80P7M
  
• Gecko Grip: It's automatic Deep Look [3:45] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5cqJTU5D5I
  

Articles/News/Other

• BREAKING: Twitter owner Elon Musk is hit with devastating news as France’s Digital Minister threatens to ban Twitter from the ENTIRE European Union territory if Musk does not get serious about tackling Twitter’s growing wave of “disinformation.” But it gets WORSE for Musk… A top European Union commissioner also put Musk on notice that he “can run,” but he “can’t hide” from the consequences of allowing Twitter to be overrun by far-right policial disinformation. The Minister minced no words today when he threatened Musk, declaring, “Disinformation is one of the gravest threats weighing on our democracies. If Twitter repeatedly doesn’t follow our rules, it will be banned from the European Union.” https://twitter.com/OmarRiverosays/status/1663236758669082646
  
• French minister threatens to ban Twitter if it doesn’t follow EU rules https://old.reddit.com/worldnews/comments/13uywcfrench_minister_threatens_to_ban_twitter_if_it/
  
• Street Fighter 6 Reviews are out - "Arguably the best overall fighting game package ever made." https://twitter.com/StrumSlingestatus/1663451924040134656
  
  • another list of numbers https://twitter.com/Okami13_/status/1663449486004289538
  • Screenshot from my Street Fighter 6 review: Guess all the nay-sayers were right, Lily and T. Hawk have no relation to each other, I musta saw something that just wasn't there. I was just chasing shadows hoping that Lily might be an homage to T. Hawk in some way. https://twitter.com/Rooflemongestatus/1663505099044339719
  • Street Fighter 6 will show you if someone is Wired, or on Wi-Fi online! https://twitter.com/Rooflemongestatus/1663512833307410437
• BREAKING: Golden State’s Bob Myers – a two-time executive of the year and architect of four NBA championships -- is stepping down as the franchise’s president and general manager, he told ESPN on Tuesday. “It’s just time,” Myers said https://old.reddit.com/nba/comments/13vurf1/wojnarowski_breaking_golden_states_bob_myers_a/
  
• Anyone can be a pro-league player now. They've suspended the rules due to player strike https://old.reddit.com/LivestreamFail/comments/13vpmh8/anyone_can_be_a_proleague_player_now_theyve/
  
  • Several college teams have already stated that they have been contacted and they are refusing to scab. Imagine if the commisioner of the MLB got rid of 90% of AAA baseball teams so the MLB players went on strike. None of the players from the AAA baseball teams are going to want to play because the striking MLB players are literally on strike to benefit the AAA teams. Riot is basically resorting to running out a bunch of coaches, batboys, waterboys, random guys selling concessions because they have no actual players.

Hey Sportsfans — it's time for Week 9 of baseball Power Rankings: It may be Tuesday, but still thought about how much we dislike your favorite team 8 Days a Week. Also pool side blackjack is now my favorite part of Las Vegas. John Fisher, please ignore.
Every voter has their own style / system and the only voting instructions are these:

"To an extent determined individually, you must take into account how strong a team is right now and likely to be going forward. You must, to some degree, give weight to the events and games of the previous week."

TRANSPARENCY: This link will show you who voted each team where and has added neat statistics!
New Voter Chance: Are you a fan of the Dodgers? Why? We have a new voter oppening. Please check this comment for details.
If something is a little messed up, feel free to pester me let me know.
Total Votes: 28 of 29. So close.

#		Team	Δ	Comment	Record
1		Rays	0	Everyone's favorite myliobatiformes played another good week of baseball with the return of Tyler Glasnow. The Rays took an exciting series against the Dodgers after recharging during a weird mid-series rest day against the Blue Jays. Wander Franco is making his case to be starting SS in the All-Star Game, just make sure you don't accidentally vote for one of his brothers. It's still super weird to watch the offense carry while the bullpen struggles, but with guys coming back it should be f--, wait, Fairbanks is hurt again.	39-17
2		Rangers	+1	Series wins against both the Pirates and Orioles the last week has the club holding the 3rd best overall record in the majors. Go Stars. We're still having fun.	34-19
3		Braves	-1	3-4 last week and we started this week off with a loss against the Oakland "Triple A's" which is not good Bob. On the VERY brightside, we saw Soroka pitch from an MLB mound for the first time in almost 3 years. He pitched well and we need him to perform as we are absolutely depleted by injuries. Riley is starting to come to life. We hold a 4 game lead on the scond place MARLINS. Our division doesn't want to take advantage of our recent struggles, that's fine by me.	32-22
4		Dodgers	+1		33-22
5		Orioles	-1	A few weeks ago, I said if the Orioles can go at least .500 in May then they are for real. They wrapped up a winning month yesterday and have three games to go. They continue to play well, even though they lost the series against the Rangers, and seem to play better away from Camden Yards. They did, however, send Grayson Rodriguez down this week to AAA. He just has some stuff to figure out. He was getting crushed in his past few starts, and it was the right move to make. This solidifies the fact they need a frontline starter if they are going to make a serious push to get to and make noise in the post-season.	34-20
6		Astros	0	Jose Abreu finally hit a home run. All is right with the world. Unless the world's name is Lance McCullers Jr., who had another discomforting setback and we have no idea when we will see him this year. I still blame his hair. Anyway, our other Jose hit a grand slam at MMP this weekend. Where have we heard that before?	31-22
7		Yankees	0	It certainly would’ve been nice to take 2/3 from Baltimore, but it’s very hard to be mad at the Yankees’ month of May. Since May 1, the Yankees are 18-9, a huge turnaround from a .500 April. As we enter the dog days of summer, the top of the AL East is tightening up, but the Yankees don’t face either of the teams ahead of them again until July. The Yankees have to keep playing at this pace, and a Stanton (and maybe Rodon??) return could seriously help that.	33-23
8		D-Backs	+1	The Diamondbacks had a decent week, barely missing out on a sweep of the Phillies before dropping a series to the Red Sox. The offense gets on base but has been allergic to driving in RISP, and the starting rotation continues to be a merry-go-round, as none of the rookie pitchers on the team seem to be able to string together several good starts in a row without getting blown up once or twice.	31-23
9		Blue Jays	+1	The Jays' first series win since May 14th pulled us out of a bad-vibes tailspin the likes of which this fanbase hasn't seen since, well, the last time everybody freaked out over a losing streak. The usual suspects' continued confounding slow starts (Manoah, Kirk, Varsho, etc) have dropped us 10 games back from TB, last place in the best division in baseball. And YET, hope springs. Berrios (3 or fewer ER in 8 of his last 9 starts) finally appears to be pitching to the level expected of him when he was signed, and is pumping out quality starts along with Gausman and Bassitt. Kikuchi has slipped as Kikuchi does but has been very solid for a #5. We don't have the depth to send Manoah down for some needed alone time, but he's pushing it. Vladdy has been scuffling, Springer is heating up, and Bichette is an MVP candidate. With a little bit of lucky regression to the mean with abysmal RISP numbers, this team is just a few turns away from being very good. As long as we don't have to play too many games vs AL East teams. That should be fine.	28-26
10		Twins	-2		28-26
11		Mariners	+4	Just what the doctor ordered - 6-1 in the homestand so far. Some momentum is just what this team needs before two big series with teams they're chasing for playoff spots. If the M's can handle business over the next week, they'll be right back in the thick of it. Bryce Miller, do your thing. Up next: 3 vs. Damn Yankees, 3 @ Globe Life ParkFieldStadiumGardensArenaDomewhatever they're calling it these days	28-26
12		Red Sox	-1	Scoring four runs total while getting swept by the Angels isn't a great look. This team is in many ways aggresively mediocre, always making sure that every win streak is followed up by an equally painful gut-punch. This is mainly due to the reliance on the offense to carry us to victory (2-17 when scoring <=3 runs), when the bats get cold, you're safe to turn off the game. Whitlock returning from injury and Bello/Sale both stepping up their game in May (2.74/2.42 ERA respectively) are good steps towards this team becoming Actually Good™ though. We'll see what June brings us...	28-25
13		Brewers	-1	Taking two of three from the Astros was nice. Barely avoiding a sweep from the Giants was not so sweet. Milwaukee has some issues with hitting in "close" situations. The Brewers either lose after having multiple opportunities to tie it up, or get absolutely blown out.	28-25
14		Angels	0	Did I travel out of state and all the way to Anaheim just to watch the team get swept by the Marlins? Perhaps. Was that objectively worse than what the Reds voter is going through? It's impossible to say.	29-26
15		Mets	-2	The Mets, who I proclaimed to be "good at baseball" last week, ended up dropping 2 of 3 against the Cubs and doing the same against the Rockies. I just don't know what to believe anymore. The only thing I know for sure is that Francisco Alvarez has got that fucking dawg in him, he's GOATed, he's him, he's on fleek, he's poggers, he's a proper legend, he's got an .885 OPS, he's a top bloke, he's got swag, he's fresh, he's Gen Z Mike Piazza, he's lit, he's making me feel old because he was born after 9/11, he's Francisco Alvarez.	27-27
16		Gigantes	+4	The Giants won yesterday, but strictly talking about last week, they went 5- 2 on an extremely acceptable road trip without any off days. Defeating two competent teams like the Twins and Brewers should feel good. On both losses, they gave up 7 runs, on every win they gave up 3, 1, or 0 runs. So, they threw two games out of 7 – that’s allowed. In the bad news department, Joc, Joey, and Thairo all not expected back until June 6th. I think we’re okay with more Bailey Patrick and this also means another look at unpredictable slugger David Villar. Slater continues covering for Joc. Let’s look a the numbers: 13th in MLB in Run Diff (+6 spots), 12th in RS / G (+6), 15th in RA / G (+2), 23rd in Bullpen ERA (+5). All of that is good and especially the bullpen is promising recently. The Giants continue at home vs the Pirates and wrap the homestand with 3 against our orange and black brothers in Baltimore.	28-26
17		Pirates	-1	Would I have been happy to learn on Opening Day that the Pirates would be around .500 at the end of May? Yes. But if you told me they got there after starting 20-8 I would be pretty disappointed. Here's hoping the pendulum swings the other way in June.	26-27
18		Marlins	+3	Yet another appearance of sweepy, the meme that was promised. After a rough series against the rox, we sweep the angels to settle into the third NL wild card spot. Our starting pitching is coming along after a bumpy start to several of our starters. Eury perez is gonna be a stud, just wanna remind yall. Also, shout out to Jorge Soler, who has been crushing baseballs the last week and change. In other miami sports related news, boston is the first city ever to lose two game 7s at home in both the NHL and NBA playoffs in the same year. Go Heat and go Panthers!	28-26
19		Phillies	-2	After losing 2 to the Diamondbacks and going down 5-0 in the 3rd game, the Phillies season looked as bleak as it could in late May while only being 4 games under .500. However, the team rallied and Trea Turner tied it in the 9th before going onto win it in 10. Then, they went down to Atlanta and split a 4 game series. It could've gone far worse. The Phillies most pressing need is now seemingly a 5th starter who isn't a guaranteed loss, as this week they trotted out Dylan Covey, who hadn't started a game since 2019. He got 2 outs and gave up 7 runs. He took the spot of Bailey Falter who, after a surprisingly productive 2022, started the season 0-7. Falter is the far better option, but Dave Dombrowski will likely be looking to upgrade until Andrew Painter can finally return. This week, the NL East road trip continues with their first 3 games against the Mets and 3 in Washington. Here's hoping June Schwarber shows up again this year.	25-28
20		Padres	-1	My Dad tells me it’s ok that the Dad’s lost 2 / 3 to NY; the Dodgers lost 2 / 3 to the Rays! The Pads aren’t in the same stratosphere as the Dodgers right now, though. 5 games under .500, 10th in the NL standings, 3 games out of the last wildcard slot. Of course there’s quite a bit of time to change it, there’s plenty of time to go on a run, or a slow and steady good month to gain ground. With every day that passes however, that goal becomes a bit harder to reach; I don’t think Pads fans were hoping for a wildcard spot by the end of this season, but that’s the position the team has to get to before even thinking of catching LA. The Padres are 4th in the NL West, and only a half game out of last.	24-29
21		Cardinals	-3	2-2 @ CIN; 1-2 @ CLE; 0-1 v KCR; another struggle week for the Cards. The fandom's been a bit kneejerk because of two good weeks before this. Their mistake. I'll say it a third time, the Cards playing at or beyond their expected level doesn't change the rotten FO. Yeah Marmol's pretty close to being fired, that's not a fix when the problem is John Mozeliak.	24-32
22		Tigers	+2	The most fun part of this past week has been watching the resurgence of Akil Baddoo. His energy is infectious and adds an exciting dimension to the lineup. As we head into the last few days of May, Baddoo has sported a .302/.405/.508 slash and a 155 wRC+ this month. Although he's still been hitting mostly in the 6 hole, if this keeps up he might find himself much higher in the order real soon. This week: 2 more vs. TEX and 3 at CWS.	25-27
23		Guardians	0	The Guardians won a series this week. I would like to see them win some games by more than one run, but it's clear this season, we have to take what we get.	24-29
24		Cubs	-2	Another terrible week for the Cubs, as a promising series win against the Mets was followed up by an embarrassing sweep against the Reds. The starting rotation was terrible, and the bullpen was somehow worse. Fans have had enough of David Ross, and Jed Hoyer is starting to come under pressure. Barring a dramatic turnaround, the Cubs will be sellers for the 3rd trade deadline in a row	23-30
25		Reds	+1	Okay guys, I’m here to be calm this week. I have been told by my wife’s attorney, Tom, that they are “aware” of my online activity regarding our impending divorce, so today let’s have a nice, calm, relaxing, perfectly fine, good old fashioned talk about Reds baseball. The Reds are just sorta middling. They’re not great but they’re not horrible. Unlike my marriage. Our starting pitching has resgressed, just like my marriage, and it’s very unfortunate to see, because our bullpen has been quite reliable unlike my wife. We still can’t hit home runs for some reason, but overall unlike my marriage the Reds on the upturn. There, are you happy Tom? I didn’t mention all the crap that’s been going on lately. I didn’t mention how I had to leave the Motel 6 I was at because I found a used needle in the bathroom, and by the way Tom, I know that you’re trying to use that as evidence that I can’t take care of my kids. I don’t even know who’s needle it was, it was like wedged behind the toilet. Believe me, I only found it because I dropped my phone while using the toilet. It wasn’t even visible, I had to like get on my hands and knees and crawl behind the toilet to grab my phone. So it puts the image in my head of some heroin addict or whatever sitting behind a toilet at a Motel 6 trying to get high, which honestly that just seems like an even worse situation than the one i’m in. Do I think it’s a coincidence that the day after I left the Motel 6 because of this, you’re requesting a drug test from me before I can see my kids? Huh Tom? How did you know about this incident Tom? The only people that know are the Motel 6 staff I notified, I don’t think any police showed up, so either you questioned them like i’m some criminal, or you’re following me. I know you’re reading this Tom, you’ve made several references to my posts on the baseball power rankings insinuating it’s me writing them, and yeah Tom you’re right it is me, can everybody in the comments give praise to Tom for being a regular Sherlock Holmes? Yeah everybody come on, Congratulations Tom! You’re the man! I’m gonna let you go home and fuck my sister, oh wait Tom I forgot, YOU ALREADY ARE. When you get home tonight tell Caitlin her brother says hi. Alright, I think I got that out of my system. Anyway, I think once more of our prospects are called up, probably around June or July, we may get hot and finish more closely to .500 than initially thought, and if this division stays like it is, and those prospects can deliver on their promise, it's entirely possible we could be in contention for the division. But a lot of this is gonna depend on if our Starting Rotation can get things back under control. Also we swept the Cubs so lol.	24-29
26		Nationals	-1	Week after week, I expect this Nats team to take a nose dive. I expect them to crumble and slip into a double-digit losing streak but it just isn't happening. They lead the NL in batting average (.267), are third in OBP (.330) and have the lowest strikeout rate in MLB. They still have their own troubles, but this team is alive (4 games out of a WC spot)	23-31
27		Rockies	+1	I don't have time to write a real blurb this week so you don't have to print this. Actually, you probably don't read these, I'm not sure anyone really reads them anyways besides the Reds guy's life breaking down, and this will probably get printed regardless.	24-31
28		White Sox	-1	Liam is back. I can't overstate how great that is to hear. He is one of the best people in the game and it's nothing short of amazing for him to be pitching in May. If you missed it, it was recently revealed that he had stage 4 lymphoma, not an early stage. He started treatment just over 3 months ago! Nothing on the field matters for this team, but at least there's that silver lining.	22-34
29		Royals	0	As of the time that this blurb is being written (Monday at 11:39 AM), only two teams in the majors have a record below .400. Yup, the Royals are there with the A's. I suppose the positive is that the team figured out that they can get rid of useless players in Hunter Dozier, but they still have a lot more work to do.	17-38
30		Atléticos	0	The A's have given up 10+ runs in a game 7 more times than they've won. It's a mix of bad roster building (the bullpen), under-preforming vets (Ramon Laureano 74 wRC+, Tony Kemp 38 wRC+), injuries (Seth Brown and Paul Blackburn are just now returning), and no fans in the stands since 2019. It's soul crushing to watch and the national media's constant condecention toward this particular poor team and it is even more annoying this year.	11-45

Hi, I’ve been running a player prop betting system for NBA since start of conference finals but it consists of me going to different websites and copying and pasting info every day.
These are the website I need a way of extracting the table from into a google sheet.
Any help is appreciated.
https://www.nba.com/stats/players/traditional?PerMode=Totals&LastNGames=5
https://www.lineups.com/nba/nba-player-minutes-per-game
System after conference finals:
Bets: 121 Profit: 22.71u ROI: 14.6%

Mazzulla needs to go, but I honestly feel bad for the guy. He got thrown into a coaching position that he clearly wasn’t ready for yet. It’s easy to sit in the stands or in my living room or at a bar and criticize what I feel should be common sense lineup adjustments. But I’m not the one who’s been forced to take the job with zero time to prepare. I don’t have the job of managing a group of millionaires in their 20s and trying to figure out how to rotate one of the deepest squads in the NBA with only D2 level coaching experience. The only thing I’ve ever coached was a few summers of youth soccer when I was in college, I’m the same age as Mazzulla, and I would still find that challenging today, I’m quite certain. So yeah it really sucked watching that catastrophe unfold last night, but it’s not Mazzulla’s fault really. The organization completely mishandled the events of last summer. If he‘s replaced, which I think he should be, I bet the guy could be a good NBA coach for a Charlotte Hornets type organization. Or he could have been homegrown properly in this organization for the next 5 to 10 years if Udoka had kept it in his damned pants and just did his job. But that’s not what happened, and GM Brad Stevens made an impulsive choice by plucking Mazzulla out of the second row and putting him in front of the scorer’s table. I really do feel bad for the guy.
On a positive note Denver is a clear example of what sticking with the program can accomplish. They’re a young team with the same core over the past few seasons, and staying the course is about to pay off for them as I expect them to hoist this year’s Larry O’Brien trophy after about 5 or 6 games. Boston needs to keep this young core as they’re built to produce 2 or 3 banners over the next 5 seasons. We just need experienced and consistent coaching to get them there.