MillionDollarCam

Yep, 3-5-2.

Interesting, I would have thought they’d have gone with Fuchs if it was a 3-5-2. But I’m open to it as it’ll clog up the midfield.

If I had to guess, based on who is available, maybe a 4-4-2? GK - Marks RB - Lindsey RCB - Corujo LCB - Walkes LB - Mora RM - Santos RCM - Alcivar LCM - Bronico LM - Jones RF - Swiderski LF - Rios Subs - Sisniega, Zendejas, Afful, Fuchs, Makoun, Hegardt, McNeill Covid Protocol - Kahlina, Sobocinski, Bender, Ortiz, Ruiz, Shinyashiki, Gaines, Jozwiak, Vargas, Reyna Injured - Armour, Mello Transfer - Franco All 31 are accounted for, we even got all of our loans back from the Charlotte Independence for this one.

And here we go…

Holy poo lol.

The Wolves have a chance to close it out tonight. The Canes have a chance to become the first team to see their AHL affiliate win back to back Calder Cup championships since 2009-10 when Washington - Hershey did. Updated Playoff Stats Josh Leivo - 14 goals, 14 assists Stefan Noesen - 9 goals, 16 assists Jack Drury - 9 goals, 13 assists Andrew Poturalski - 7 goals, 14 assists David Gust - 4 goals, 7 assists Joey Keane - 1 goal, 10 assists Richard Panik - 6 goals, 4 assists C.J. Smith - 3 goals, 5 assists Jalen Chatfield - 2 goals, 6 assists Max Lajoie - 3 goals, 4 assists Jamieson Rees - 2 goals, 4 assists Vasili Ponomarev - 1 goal, 5 assists Cavan Fitzgerald - 1 goal, 5 assists Ivan Lodnia - 4 goals, 1 assist Spencer Smallman - 2 goals, 3 assists Stelio Mattheos - 2 goals, 2 assists Jesper Sellgren - 3 assists Noel Gunler - 1 goal, 1 assist Josh Jacobs - 1 goal, 1 assist Alex Lyon - 8 wins, 3 losses, 2.21 GAA, .916 SV% Pyotr Kochetkov - 5 wins, 1 loss, 1.65 GAA, .950 SV%

Not great…

Tomorrow should be interesting, apparently a good amount of our guys are out with Covid.

That probably ends his time in Charlotte which is fine, he was not a good fit for our team. With that said, we need a CAM. The current midfield consists of Bender, Ortiz, Ruiz, Alcivar, Jones, and Bronico with both Franco and Hegardt out on loan.

Mo Bamba under Clifford… remember, Bamba was the 6th pick in the draft… not the 15th. Year 1 - 16 mpg Year 2 - 14 mpg Year 3 - 15 mpg Williams will be lucky if he gets meaningful minutes.

Who is sweeping us is the first round next year while Plumlee plays and Mark Williams sits.

So far, Brady Manek (UNC/Oklahoma), Justin Minaya (Providence/South Carolina), and Isaiah Whaley (UCONN) look to be on the roster… I assume they’ll be joining James Bouknight, Kai Jones, JT Thor, Bryce McGowens, and Mark Williams. Theoretically they could also invite Scottie Lewis and Arnoldas Kulboka though both are restricted free agents. Then you have some guys from the Swarm who may join: Luke Maye (was acquired last year in a G-League trade but was overseas when the trade went through, he’s now back in NC), LiAngelo Ball (who know’s what the situation is here), D.J. Carton, Joe Chealey, Jalen Crutcher, Cameron McGriff, and Jarrell Brantley.

Oh for fug sake… this is the guy who couldn’t develop any of our young talent so in turn we hired him to coach… all of young talent…

They are probably in the draft room giggling about how much money they saved giving away the 13th pick.

Boone says otherwise, 45 and one of the seconds we received from NY for McGowens.

Looks like the Hornets are keeping 45 and sending two future second round picks.

Have no idea who Bryce McGowens is but his efficiency is horrible.

Would be happy with any one of Kennedy Chandler, Alondes Williams, Dereon Seabron, Trevor Keels, or Brady Manek with our second round pick.

Just showing how was sent to New York and then flipped to Detroit. More of a timeline not a multi team breakdown

I will say that Mark Williams seems to shoot the ball better than what people think.

My only thought is that the Hornets will more than likely convey the pick that they traded to New York for Kai Jones next year and they wanted to make sure they had a pick in next years draft. If they would have acquired Washington’s or Detroit’s pick that New York received when they traded Dieng to OKC then they’d more than likely be without a first round pick next year as both of those picks are lottery protected. The Denver pick that we did receive from New York (via OKC) is also lottery protected but that doesn’t matter, it’ll be in the 20’s.

That’s correct and Denver’s pick is lottery protected.

So a timeline of how the trade works. OKC Receives - Ousmane Dieng (from New York - 11th pick in 2022) New York Receives - 3 first round picks in 2023 (from OKC - one of these is the Denver pick) Charlotte Receives - The first round pick from New York that belongs to Denver that was acquired from OKC along with four second round picks (from New York) New York Receives - Jalen Duren (from Charlotte - 13th pick) Detroite Receives - Kemba Walker and Jalen Duren (from New York) New York Receives - 2025 first round pick from Detroit that belongs to Milwaukee (from Detroit)

So essentially it went down like this… Then New York flipped the Denver pick and four second rounders to us for Duren. Then New York took Duren and shipped him along with Kemba Walker to Detroit in what looks to be a salary dump move.

For reference, Denver is picking 21st this year. I suspect it’ll be around the same next year.