Firing off some random thoughts.

The Detroit's Pistons have hired Monty Williams as their next head Coach. Monty had a nice run with the Suns but lost in his only Finals appearance. I wonder if him getting fired in Phoenix has anything to do with Kevin Durant being there?! Personally I feel Detroit has a good voice to coach their young talent. Unlike the C's who have a three point happy coach in Joe Mazzulla.

Joe Mazzulla is going to lose members of his coaching staff to Ime Udoka and the Rockets. I don't blame those guys at all, if it were me I'd run from Joe's three happy offense and lack of defense and in game adjustments. C's are going to need to add several veteran coaches as a crutch for Joe. Hopefully they can stress to him that stupid stand behind the three point line offense. Let's miss over thirty threes and keep shooting more. Angers me to watch such a poor basketball product.

Nick Nurse heads to Philly if anyone can maximize Embid and that team it could be him. Question is will Beard of Flops Harden bounce back to Houston?! Bucks have hired Adrian Griffin who in fact played for our Boston Celtics. I personally like this move a lot for Giannis and the Bucks.

Tonight should be the night the C's host the Denver Nuggets and yet that's not the case. Forget you Wyc this falls on your shoulders for thinking anyone can coach this team. Brad you own some of the blame as well. These players aren't exempt but if Tatum doesn't get hurt I guarantee he has a transcendent game. With thats said here is Hopes pick for the NBA Finals.

Not to mention Nikola Jokic is an Orthodox Christian and so am I. Go Nuggets! Also been a fan of Murray he has no fear!

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