I loved the process 76ers. So much youth and while there wasn't very much talent, they damn sure tried. Plus as a thunder fan we eventually got Nerlens Noel and Jerami Grant from the era.
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I loved the Lonzo Lakers. We were terrible for a little bit but I finally had some hope once we got Lonzo, Kuz, and Hart. The summer league with them was undoubtedly the best summer league I saw. Not only that but we had Ingram as well who had/has great upside. It was also refreshing to have some homegrown talent that had some real potential.
And then the Lefire nation attacked?
Early 2000s clippers were interesting to watch
Man, I really thought the Oladipo/Elfrid Payton backcourt was going to be something special for Orlando lol
Team USA.