I was more thinking along the lines of someone with a fuller beard. Or someone else who recently returned from overseas.Kwesi Abakah?
A…little…different…Grizzlies fall to 0–3 with Gilly on the bench. Maybe time to try something a little different!
I do and I would say it varies. There will be multiple teams that will go into intentional tank mode at our around mid-season. The Grizzlies aren't in any type of rebuild mode though, so I don't see them doing that. They lost their center for the season (Steven Adams) and have Ja coming back after his suspension. I suspect unless thing really go south, that they will make a trade for a big man to replace Adams and wait for Ja to return versus tanking. I could see him being good trade bait for a team with a big man who is in full tank mode.I don't really follow the NBA so maybe someone who does can share some insight - at what point during an obviously lost season would a team typically give their young guys more time to develop them vs. trotting out the aging veterans? I understand it's still super early in the season and they are expecting a star back at some point so it might end up being irrelevant, but in general do NBA teams play the young guys more in a lost season or do they just stick with their starters? (trying to decide how hard to root for the Grizzlies to keep losing )
It actually doesn't matter for the money part. Two-way guys get paid half the rookie salary regardless of how many NBA games they're active for (pro-rated based on signing date but of course he was signed well before the season began so he gets the full ~$560,000).But even being on the nba roster these opening weeks gets him good money.
It really is. Very few players his size have ever played in the NBA.amazing what he's accomplishing at his size. living the dream.