Yes, and we have seen teams taking the obvious risk, in the last five risk or so, but there was one team that might really go that far in taking risk, the Brooklyn Nets. KD, Harden, Irving and even took Ben Simmons. But it didn't fare good for them as we all know that their big three is gone and Ben Simmons are going to be in a buy out.
That Nets roster was a good example of how a lot of superstars on one team don't guarantee anything, especially if the players don't have a good understanding of each other on the court.
As for Simmons, I honestly forgot about him since he has not been in the news much lately. Although, as I can see, he is still performing in the Nets uniform but very weakly.
Yeah, and probably that's what the risk teams are willing to do, and it's 50/50 as in this case, it didn't give them any dividends. For the games tonight, I saw another crazy ending in the Spurs vs Hornets.
The Hornets won the game, but the Spurs was able to get a shot from Fox, however, with 1.x seconds to go, the replay shows that he still has the ball in his hand with the time expires so it's not counted. But Fox beginning to show what he can do for the Spurs and I think they should be very happy that they got him from the Kings.