James Jones

It was one of the four.

So it's very James Jones-ish.

If you remember, James Jones would go weeks, months without taking anything but three.

He was 12 of 37 coming into tonight.

They signed Tyson Chandler after a buyout on in November.

So that one was super unique because James Jones played on LeBron's team.

and tyson chandler you know was on this suns team that wasn't going anywhere and i don't know if jones did a solid to lebron chandler also was good for like one game and then was very you know you saw very quickly he didn't have it anymore so it made it a lot easier for jones to just wave him and allow him to go make his way to the Lakers.

What I think is just as notable in this example as the name itself and the situation itself is that, you know, you go all the way back to 2018 and frankly, since that, Rob Palenka just really hasn't understood how to build out a center situation.

So he's trying to distance himself.

Reporting from the time, Woj reported Ishbia would personally push his GM, James Jones, to open negotiations with Brooklyn.

Phoenix was considering other options, but Ishbia pushed it.

Quote from Ishbia, it was a team decision, as in me, James, and Ryan Resch, who worked with James, and my brother, Justin, was involved.

It's just I don't know that the offense needs another advantage.

James Jones, right? You're the bigwig now over there.

Does the offense need more advantages? Do we need more? Like, isn't it enough that guys can't use their hands, can't touch, you close out in the landing area, all these things.

Do we need another advantage for the offense to have? Like, I can take seven steps.

There's a feature article in here that would be hard for me to read or explain the first two pages.

It's called Connect the Gults, and it's about LeBron James.

He's the center of Of this circle, if you can think of maybe a bicycle rim, he's the center and there's all these different circles connected by, you know, different...

Oh, there's a whole mess of spokes that are connected to these different concentric circles of athletes.

And the spokes, there's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight of them.

And mostly there are five or six athletes in each spoke.

As I say, LeBron James is in the middle, and what does it say here to sort of explain this? During his 23-year NBA career, the new 76er, LeBron James, has played alongside some of the most celebrated and not-so-celebrated players in NBA history.

Here is the lowdown on his teammates, beginning with an exercise using them to connect James to the greatest players in other sports.

But that's what Spoh has done.

He did it with James Jones all the time.

James Jones would plug in for Dwayne.

Dwayne

Ellington, too.