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Beat the warriors behind 31 points from Davion and 20 points 7 rebounds 5 assists 4 blocks from Ellison
19 points 9 assists from okoro

Castle and flowers did good for gsw and flowers was a steal for them

Bol Bol era starts 2-0 on a B2B despite Poku being out the second game after getting hurt in the first.

Just as I thought but didn't want it to come to fruition Sarr is taking alot of shots from Wemby.

Will have to reach out to my "player whisperer" to fix him.

Will try one or two more lineups before he comes off the bench in the Paolo role for a moment

Mojave King balled this sim. Guess Cam will have to earn a spot damn

WillyJakkz wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2026 1:31 am Just as I thought but didn't want it to come to fruition Sarr is taking alot of shots from Wemby.

Will have to reach out to my "player whisperer" to fix him.

Will try one or two more lineups before he comes off the bench in the Paolo role for a moment

You have the most post focus or grind rosters I've ever seen. I really think you'd have more success playing Brooklyns high pace double post offense from their run than SSOL. Good luck!

2-0 since the trade and enjoyed watching Phoenix and Dallas foul out by the 4th. 3 more games before I'll peek at the lineup data some, but Dallas (12-9) was a good test for us.

The Celtics D showed up big time in our game in Orlando winning 99-83.

Dexter Dennis being inserted into the starting lineup has enhanced the rotations surprisingly well. Dillon Jones with a double-double and Maxey leading the way with 21 again. We'll see if it holds up in our game vs Miami. Robert Williams, Roby, and Pritchard get an early chance to face each other

109-119 loss vs NOP

And an era officially comes to an end in Houston. The final game with Cam Reddish and Fultz results in nothing. We refused to get stops, and squandered a game in which every rotation player scored at least 9 points. Can't wait to move forward with our new additions vs LAC.

Brown: 32pts, 10reb, 3ast, 13-20 FG
Mitchell: 18pts, 10reb, 2stl
Hagans: 16pts, 14ast
Hayes: 12pts, 6reb, 2blk, 6-10 FG
Varnado: 12pts, 5reb, 5-8 FG
Reddish: 10pts, 3reb, 3ast, 2-5 3P (final game)
Fultz: 9pts, 4reb, 7ast, 3stl, 3-7 3P (final game)

Cam's final totals with Houston equal 5,752 points across 422 games in two separate stints. Aside from one half of a bad season (before his trade to NOLA), Reddish shot between 56 and 59.6 TS% in every season.

Markelle Fultz started extremely slowly but his 20 game stint ended on a strong note, and completed with 7.1ppg, 4.3apg, 1.6spg on a really efficient 67.1 TS%. Wish we could've kept Fultz around longer but his salary and our wonky roster balance made that impossible.

Despite Trevon Duval not cracking our rotation this year, we've always liked him. He's had 3 separate stints here (totaling 358 games) as a really good bench playmaker, and hope at some point in the future for a 4th stint.

Very annoyed we had to move Tsalmpouris to duck the hard cap, as he's someone I'd been after since he was drafted. His Rockets tenure ends at just 18 games played.

Rookie Reggie Kissoonlal is a pretty special corner shooter I wish we'd had room for and we wish him success in PHX.

And finally, Craig Porter Jr, our talented 1st round combo guard last year, who lit it up for our D-League team as a rookie, received a +10 and definitely has a bunch of potential, but was simply never going to find playing time behind Donovan Mitchell. Finishes his Rockets career with 46 points in extremely limited playing time. Rooting for him to blow up in Washington.

Took the L to a tough OKC team at home.

Slog of a game but a poor third quarter just gave them that edge and they hung on in the end. Togashi is still struggling with his shot so might turn the team over to Daniels. Tried something different with a perimeter offense and we did get up 21 threes at a 42.9% clip which was good and I guess we can run that sometimes.

We somehow win at Spurs holding them to 38%. Rui brings major toughness to our defense

We get an unexpected 2-0 sim, with Viny missing game 1 in NY.
Both games very very lucky and while our starting lineup looks good in limited minutes, our bench really stinks up the place.

Game 1 in NY was won by good work on the offensive boards. Pretty much all other stats went against us.
Yepp, pretty lucky

ATL - NYK: 123 - 118

NYK
L. Doncic: 43pts (13/23), 10reb, 7ass
M. Bagley: 25pt (6/15), 7reb, 1blk

ATL
N. Marshall: 23pt (9/18), 8reb, 2blk
A. Simons: 25pt (8/23), 8reb, 7ass


Game 2 @ Brookly was similar close. In game one Doncic ran a clinic, in game 2 it was Ayton. We could just not stop him, even as Viny had a pretty good game himself.
Once again got lucky that we got a few FT more this game.

ATL - BKN: 116 - 113

BKN
D. Ayton: 43pt (18/25), 15reb, 5ass
SGA: 19pt (6/13), 8ass, 5reb

ATL
N. Marshall: 26pt (8/19), 4reb, 3ass
V. Okouo: 20pt (8/10), 11reb, 2blk

Kicked off another brutal stretch in the schedule with 2 road losses to UTA and POR. Mitchell for the Jazz and then GW for the Blazers really hurt us.

Golden State – 94
Portland – 104

POR
G-Will – 34 pts (14-23 FG, 6-6 FT), 11 reb, 4 ast, 3 stocks
Z-Will – 20 pts (6-12 FG, 2-4 3PA, 6-7 FT), 5 ast, 4 reb, 3 stocks
Terry – 18 pts (7-13 FG, 4-6 3PA), 7 reb, 3 ast

GSW
Castle – 27 pts (11-25 FG, 2-2 3PA), 2 stl
Barnes – 14 pts (6-14 FG), 13 reb, 4 ast
Wilkes – 12 pts (4-6 FG, 2-4 3PA), 4 stl

We won by 10 at home, but man this was ugly: -11 TO differential and -10 OREBs. That is… pretty awful. Luckily we shot well enough to make up for it, but that is not a recipe for success. The Williams’ came through for us though, especially G-Will. The Warriors gave us a lot of issues and have taken an impressive step forward this year.