u/widowmakerlaser

I have been a major advocate of needing a strong wing player and It's been years since Lebron left and we filled the 3 spot with an actual strong, big athletic player.

The closest strong 3 we had to Watson was Lauri Markenheim and we traded him off to Utah before he had a breakout year.

I finished watching the highlights for Watson, and I am genuinely impressed the amount of blocks he gets in the paint, how fast he looks on breakaways. He truly has a ton of athelisms and quite easily is our best Wing player since Bron left. I am shocked how cheap his contract is.

Harden joined us in the middle of last year, so he gets to have another shot from day 1 figuring out the team.

I can't imagine Mitchell has another bad year/performance like he did last year(hopefully some reflection).

But I think we have a shot at winning the chip this year because of adding Watson?

Am I crazy in thinking that?

Philli gonna be hard(but they are very injury prone).

New York(I imagine we gameplan a lot stronger around Brunson who killed us last year).

Oh, and Mobley has shown signs of improvement each year(same with Jarret Allen). Both young.

Harden + Mitchell very obviously want to win a ring in their career. They are hungry!

Could 2026 be our year? 10 year anniversary of the 2016 championship?

Just started trying this and I had a question.

How do you know the tremors are not just you shaking on your own wanting to mimic and force the movements seen on the youtube videos vs. Involuntary.

Like if I did not know what the tremors looked like, would I even be tremors?

For the record I can easily get to the part where my knees wobble up and down, but I can do that movement all on my own, but voluntarily(i can force it).

How can you tell the difference?

Im.asking because I genuinely have no idea if im doing it right or just forcing that movement just to make my ego feel good that I did it, you know what I mean?