Glenn McComb

@lenymo.bsky.social

Front end dev. AFL and NBA fan supporting Demons and the Atlanta Hawks. Amateur photographer and guitarist / musician. NBA Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/enhanced-espn-nba-box-sco/obmjelnefbpppnlclofadlniafdnhjpc

I'm a big Koa Peat fan. I feel like players in the John Collins / Obi Toppin / Naz Reid / Julius Randle mould are highly underrated and can be super fun. It remains to be seen if Asa Newell can be effective in that role. I have my doubts at this point.

Surely it's only a matter of time before the Hawks get Kobe Johnson on a 2-way. Very impressive today. Some really nice passing looks and the jumper looks much improved.

I liked Koa Peat from the limited vision I saw pre-draft. He seems like one of the most clearly undervalued players in the draft being an undersized non-shooting 4. Skills all over the place though and smart defensively too.

Front offices originally worked under the assumption that the NBA salary cap would rise the max 10% each season to $228 million in 2029-30. Now they’re projected to have $35m less than expected that season. Production per dollar has become one of the most important stats in the league.

Line chart titled "The NBA's Vanishing Cap Room," subtitled "Original salary cap projections vs. current projections." Two lines from 2024-25 to 2029-30: original projections (gray dashed) rising from $140M to $228M, and current projections (navy solid) rising from $140M to $193M. Both lines match through 2025-26 at $155M, then diverge — gaps of −$6M in '26-27, −$15M in '27-28, −$25M in '28-29, and −$35M in '29-30, shown as a shaded pink area between the lines. Data: Dunc'd On Prime. Viz: @HoopInformatics.bsky.social.

Lynx dropped a close one without Olivia Miles. They've been collectively covering for Napheesa Collier's absence. Williams, McBride, Miles, and Howard were all above-average in Offensive Engine rankings. Phee was elite last year (93rd percentile league-wide). #WNBA #Lynx

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