Sam Quinn

@SamQuinnCBS

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Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
4h
Zubac, Kessler, Okongwu, Queta, but situationally, there are teams that would want Okongwu first and I could see circumstances in which teams prefer Kessler to Zubac (Lakers being one of them). Once you get past the All-Stars center is a pretty heavily contextual position.
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@ZachMAnalytics
17h
Rank these 4 big men (CURRENT) ▫️Walker Kessler ▫️Onyeka Okongwu ▫️Ivica Zubac ▫️Neemias Queta
Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
6h
I think the Harry Potter films are great as supplemental material to the books. As someone who just wanted the books brought to life, they’re iconic to me. If you don’t have the actual story and characterization from the books though, yea, they struggle as standalone movies.
Carter Rodriguez
@Carter_Shade
10h
I am hesitant to weigh in on this particular hornets nest of a topic But the Harry Potter films are mostly not very good movies and pretending they are is very odd to me
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Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
13h
I tier the value of future draft picks like so: 2027/2028: Least valuable. Draft classes we perceive as weak. Rules set. 2029: Medium value. Rules set, but we know less about the draft class. 2030+: Most valuable. Expiration of new lottery rules creates valuable variance.
Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
13h
The annoying thing about Houston's draft capital is how concentrated it is in 2027 and 2029. Ideally you'd want to be diversified across several drafts, especially since the 2027 draft is so poorly regarded. But yes, they could have multiple lottery picks in both of those years.
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Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
13h
The annoying thing about Houston's draft capital is how concentrated it is in 2027 and 2029. Ideally you'd want to be diversified across several drafts, especially since the 2027 draft is so poorly regarded. But yes, they could have multiple lottery picks in both of those years.
Vévo
@vevosuave
Sep 3
I just looked at their draft capital, nevermind. They’re good.
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Sam Quinn
@SamQuinnCBS
13h
I would guess it comes in roughly around where Amen Thompson's did. In that 21-22% of the cap per year range.
r/CharlotteHornets
@HornetsReddit
14h
Around the time of the 2026 NBA Draft, the Hornets front office and Brandon Miller's camp were already discussing what a contract extension could look like, what each side wanted, and the future of the franchise, per @BrettSiegelNBA. 🧐 "Then they go out and make moves that
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