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But it wasn't, and that was the problem. The last season was literally about Robin marrying Ted's best friend. That's why the ending doesn't work. There's too much negative history between Ted and Robin and fans had checked out on that relationship. I don't even like Barney and Robin together but they were the focus of entire last season, with even Ted saying that he and Robin don't work.

Big fan if you had an early round DE but sometimes that's not how the board falls.

Absolutely disagree. The last season is terrible. It drags on and on in a way that none of the other seasons. It is incredibly slow paced for 22 episodes and then breakneck speed for the final 2. I don't know if it was because it was singularly focused or not but I had to force myself to finish. Then, after dedicating 22 episodes to the wedding, it's undone in 5 minutes. Just a complete waste of time. I don't even mind the mom dying. I really liked Tracy and the actress did an amazing job with her limited time but that actually fits and explains why a father would take the time to in detail explain to his kids how he met their mother. There were clues dropped in the show that she was dead that people picked up on. I don't like Ted and Robin ending up together. The show goes out of it's way to show multiple times why they don't work, including a couple of episodes prior to the finale. I know there are years between the wedding and finale but because of rushed final episodes it's immediate to us as watchers. I think the finale could have been fine if they ended the show sooner but by season 9, everyone is out on Ted+Robin.

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The offense didn't choke it away in the end. It was, always has, and always will be the defense.

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No they choked it away the first 50+ minutes and the defense bailed them out time after time.

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So you think we can play 3 time MVP Nikola Jokic off the floor?

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So you think there was a player we could have brought in to slow down 3 time MVP Nikola Jokic?

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The salary cap should sky rocket.

Currently, ESPN and TNT pay a combined $2.6 billion per season.

With these new deals, ESPN pays $2.6 billion, NBC $2.5 billion, and Amazon $1.8 billion.

So the NBA is going from $2.6 billion in TV revenue to $6.9 billion.

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Does anyone know how soon the salary cap increase will be? Max contract are going to start approaching 100 million per season. Locking some players up might be the right move if the increase will happen within the next couple of years.

:dunno:

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thanks to sciene and ped's getting swept under the rug.

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Source: Trust me bro

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We do have CJ, who's currently 32. But if we trade Ingram in the near future, then (aside from Matt Ryan at 27), our next oldest players will be Jose at 26, Herb at 25, and then Trey -- who just turned 24. Zion would be next, and he turns 24 next week.

Getting rid of Jonas, Larry, Zeller, BI, and Naji means that our team will be extremely young. We could use some veteran leadership.

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You forgot Murray.