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Livonia, MI
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Novi, MI
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Windsor, ON
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Detroit, MI
55 miles from Sylvania
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Detroit, MI
55 miles from Sylvania
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Detroit, MI
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Detroit, MI
55 miles from Sylvania
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Farmington Hills, MI
57 miles from Sylvania
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Farmington, MI
58 miles from Sylvania
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West Bloomfield, MI
60 miles from Sylvania
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Lima, OH
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New Baltimore, MI
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Fort Wayne, IN
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Ranking the NBA's Atlantic Division Teams
Tommy Beer ranks each of the teams in the Atlantic Division and analyzes their offseason moves.
It's been an exciting and interesting offseason throughout the NBA, and the Atlantic Division specifically. Today we continue our breakdown of each NBA division by diving into the Atlantic.
#5. Brooklyn Nets (21-61 last season)
Key Additions: Jeremy Lin, Randy Foye, Trevor Booker, Justin Hamilton, Joe Harris, Caris Levert, Luis Scola, Greivis Vasquez, Isaiah Whitehead, Yogi Ferrell, Anthony Bennett
Key Subtractions: Thaddeus Young, Shane Larkin, Wayne Ellington, Willie Reed, Thomas Robinson
New Nets GM Sean Marks inherited a mess and the franchise finds itself in a very unenviable position. Brooklyn had plenty of cap space to spend on free agents, but because the team is far from competitive, they had a very difficult time convincing top-tier free agents to take them seriously. Further complicating matters is the fact that the Celtics own the rights to the Nets' first round pick in each of the next two seasons (Boston can swap picks in 2017 and owns the pick outright in 2018).
Thus, it will be very difficult for the Nets to dig out of this hole and return to respectability any time soon. Marks decided his best chance to infuse the team with some much-needed youthful talent would be to make massive offers to restricted free agents in hopes these big, questionable contracts would scare away each free agent's current team. Unfortunately for Marks, Portland matched a $75 million deal for Allen Crabbe and Miami decided to hold onto Tyler Johnson after surprisingly losing Dwyane Wade. Marks did make some sound/shrewd free agent signings, solidifying the point guard position by bringing in Jeremy Lin and Greivis Vasquez on cap-friendly deals. Still, the team lacks the depth and across-the-board talent to win consistently, especially playing in a division in which the rest of the teams have improved.
#4. Philadelphia 76ers (10-72 last season)
Key Additions: Ben Simmons, Jerryd Bayless, Gerald Henderson, Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, Sergio Rodriguez, Dario Saric
Key Subtractions: Isaiah Canaan, Ish Smith, Christian Wood, Elton Brand
For the first time in a long time, the Sixers will be exciting to watch this season. They have a frontline chock full of young, promising players. Ben Simmons (the #1 overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft) will slide in alongside Jahlil Okafor, Joel Embiid and Nerlens Noel. Whether or not that translates into wins is a separate question entirely.
Okafor had a roller-coaster rookie season. He was superb offensively, but struggled on the defensive end of the floor.
Jahlil Oakfor is just 12th player in the last 30 years to average at least 17 points, 7 rebs & 1 block as a rookie: pic.twitter.com/jJKMPod5wP
— Tommy Beer (@TommyBeer) July 15, 2016
He also had a number of off-court issues that disappointed many in the City of Brother Love. Can he bounce back next season? Embiid is a complete unknown at this point. He has incredible talent and athleticism for a man his size, but will he be able to stay on the floor long enough to prove it? And given their cadre of young bigs, will Philly trade away a forward/center to address their lack of depth in the backcourt?
#3. New York Knicks (32-50 last season)
Key Additions: Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, Courtney Lee, Maurice Ndour, Marshall Plumlee, Mindaugas Kuzminskas, Brandon Jennings, Willy Hernangomez
Key Subtractions: Langston Galloway, Arron Afflalo, Lou Amundson, Cleanthony Early, Kevin Seraphin, Derrick Williams
It can be argued that no team in the entire league is as unpredictable as the 2016-17 Knicks. Their upside is tantalizing. If they somehow manage to keep everyone healthy and happy, there is a possibility this team could win more than 42 games for just the second time this millennium. The talent is there. Consider this: Only four Eastern Conference players not named 'LeBron James' have finished in the top-five in NBA MVP voting this decade, and three of those four (Carmelo Anthony, Rose and Noah) are now on the same team.
The flip side of the coin is also a distinct possibility. When each of the three-highest paid players on a team (the aforementioned 'Melo, Rose and Noah) have recently dealt with serious injuries, that's potentially a recipe for disaster. Surprisingly, Rose has actually played in more games over the last two seasons (117) than both Anthony (112) and Noah (96).
#2. Toronto Raptors (56-26 last season)
Key Additions: Jakob Poeltl, Pascal Siakam, Jared Sullinger, Fred VanVleet
Key Subtractions: Bismack Biyombo, James Johnson, Luis Scola, Jason Thompson
We've seen plenty of turnover throughout the league, especially in the Atlantic, but the Raptors have remained relatively stable. Their top five scorers from last season are all returning. The only starter they lose is Scola, who averaged just 21 minutes a night. Biyombo also left via free agency. While he was dominant at times in the postseason, his contributions during the regular season were far less significant. As long as Jonas Valanciunas is able to stay healthy, Sullinger and Poeltl should be able to handle backup big man duties.
The Raptors have averaged 51 wins per season since 2013, and have captured three straight division titles. Impressively, Toronto has actually improved on their win total in six consecutive seasons (22, 23, 34,48, 49 and then a franchise-record 56 wins last season). However, it's likely unrealistic to expect this trend to continue. The Raps have beaten up on the rest of the lowly Atlantic the last few years, but the Knicks, 76ers and Celtics are all improved. Toronto will still likely tally 50+ wins in 2016-17, but we have them getting narrowly edged by Boston.
#1. Boston Celtics (48-34 last season)
Key Additions: Al Horford, Jaylen Brown, Gerald Green, Demetrius Jackson
Key Subtractions: Jared Sullinger, Evan Turner
Danny Ainge has done a masterful job putting together this balanced Celtics roster. Each of the Celtics' top-five scorers last season made less than $8 million, and they are set up well going forward too. Considering the mindbogglingly enormous contracts handed out this summer, Ainge has many of the C's core players locked into deeply discounted contracts. All-Star Isaiah Thomas will make just $12.8 million COMBINED over the next two seasons. Jae Crowder will average approximately $7 million for each of the next four seasons. Avery Bradley will earn less than $8.8 million per season through 2018.
This summer, the Celtics added the star low-post player they had been missing. Ainge and company are hoping Al Horford is a major piece to the puzzle that can help push them over the top. Horford is a terrific two-way player who contributes substantially on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor. In fact, last year, Horford became the first player in NBA history to tally at least 60 steals, 80 three-pointers, 120 blocks and 200 assists in the same season. Boston fans are hoping this group can help the Celtics capture their first Atlantic Division title since 2012.
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2017-18 NBA Report Card: Third-Year Players
Among the third-year players a few budding superstars have emerged, along with some role players who are helping their teams in the 2017-18 NBA Playoffs.
The 2015 NBA Draft has provided the league with a limited quantity of talent so far. After Terry Rozier (at 16th), it's unlikely that anyone remaining has All-Star potential. Despite the lack of depth, the highest draft slot traded was at number 15, when the Atlanta Hawks moved down to enable the Washington Wizards to select Kelly Oubre Jr.
But placing a definitive "boom" or "bust" label on these athletes might be premature as the rookie contract is standardized at four seasons with an option for a fifth. If their employers are given a fourth year to decide whether a draftee is worth keeping, it seems reasonable to earmark the NBA Juniors' progress for now and see how they've fared after next season's campaign before making their letter grades official.
The Top Dogs
Karl-Anthony Towns, Minnesota Timberwolves: Given the dearth of premier choices and their glaring need up front, it's hard to envision the T-Wolves drafting anyone but KAT if they had to do it again. Although his scoring average is down from last season (21.3 vs. 25.1 PPG), that trend could be explained by the addition of Jimmy Butler and the team's deliberate pace (24th out of 30 teams).
To his credit, Towns had career highs in three-point percentage (42.1 percent) and free throws (85.8 percent), while finishing second overall in offensive rating (126.7). His continued improvement in these areas could explain why the Timberwolves ended their 14-year playoff drought.
Nikola Jokić, Denver Nuggets: Although he was a 2014 draft pick, Jokić's NBA debut was delayed due to his last year of commitment to the Adriatic League. His productivity as a rookie was limited by both foul trouble and a logjam at the center position, but he still managed 10.0 PPG.
With Joffrey Lauvergne and Jusuf Nurkic off the depth chart, Jokić became the clear-cut starter this season and rewarded Denver's confidence by averaging 18.5 points and 10.7 rebounds per game. And by chipping in 6.1 APG, he provides rare value as a center with triple-double potential.
Kristaps Porzingis, New York Knicks: Although he has never played a full season since joining the league, Porzingis has provided enough evidence that he can be a force when healthy. Before his junior campaign was derailed, the Latvian was enjoying career highs of 22.7 PPG and 39.5 percent shooting from behind the arc.
Unfortunately, the Knicks haven't provided much support at point guard to help with Porzingis' development. Trey Burke looked impressive down the stretch in Zinger's absence, but that was in a score-first capacity. Meanwhile, both Frank Ntilikina and Emmanuel Mudiay have underwhelmed. On the plus side, Porzingis' outside ability paired nicely in the frontcourt with Enes Kanter, who prefers to bully his way underneath.
Devin Booker, Phoenix Suns: Like Porzingis, Booker's third year in the NBA was cut short by injuries, but that didn't stop him from achieving career highs in points (24.9 per game), assists (4.7) and three-pointers (38.3 percent) on an otherwise moribund Suns team. Indeed, cracking the 40-point barrier three times in 54 contests was an achievement in and of itself.
While his short-term prospects would've been far better on a team like the Philadelphia Sixers (who might have taken him instead of Jahlil Okafor in a re-draft), Booker can still become a franchise cornerstone for the Suns if they are able to build around a young core that also includes T.J. Warren and Josh Jackson.
Solid Potential
Myles Turner, Indiana Pacers: Despite an inconsistent freshman season at Texas, Turner has become a stabilizing influence at center for the Pacers, whose blueprint consists of surrounding a go-to scorer with role players. While he hasn't shown drastic improvement in any particular area, he has produced double-digit PPG averages all three years as a pro.
Although Turner's shot-blocking ability fuels his reputation as a defensive maven, the reality is his 104.8 defensive rating (which is just OK) was skewed by his 110.9 d-rating in losses (it was 100.8 in wins). In order to merit consideration for the NBA's all-defensive team, he will need to bridge the gap in this discrepancy and impact his team's ability to win more games in the process.
D'Angelo Russell, Brooklyn Nets: Following their respective trades, Russell has fared better in the Big Apple than his 2015 lottery counterpart Emmanuel Mudiay, as the Los Angeles Lakers were forced to cut bait to draft Lonzo Ball. While Ball has shown promise as a rookie, the Lakers' perception of Russell may have been premature, as the former Buckeye has stabilized a Nets backcourt that had been characterized more by athleticism than consistency.
Despite missing a significant stretch of mid-season games, Russell provided similar numbers for Brooklyn to that of his sophomore season; but without a pick until number 29 in the upcoming NBA Draft, the Nets will have to bank on improved production from DLo and his raw teammates to contend for the eight-seed in the East.
Terry Rozier, Boston Celtics: Injuries have paved the way for Rozier to showcase his talent, most recently with a 23-point, 8-assist effort in game two against the Milwaukee Bucks. But Rozier was already making headlines as a fill-in for Kyrie Irving whenever he was injured. Now that the starting point guard reins have been handed to the former mid-round pick, he has become one of the more pleasant surprises of the 2017-18 NBA season.
The biggest impediment to Rozier's success might be the regression to limited playing time once Irving returns. While the Celtics could "sell high" and trade Rozier on the basis of his recent performances, they may opt to retain him as insurance while he is still cap-friendly.
Best of the Rest
Larry Nance Jr., Cleveland Cavaliers: Following the trade deadline, Nance has provided a spark for a Cavs frontcourt that has been bereft of viable options aside from Kevin Love.
Josh Richardson, Miami HEAT: A jack-of-all-trades at the small forward position, Richardson has evolved into a three-and-D player that has meshed well with the HEAT's shut-down focus.
Willie Cauley-Stein, Sacramento Kings: Thrust into the starting center role after the trade of DeMarcus Cousins, WCS has provided serviceable (albeit unspectacular) play as the next man up.
Delon Wright, Toronto Raptors: A key contributor for the East's top seed, Wright was instrumental in the Raptors' game one victory over the Washington Wizards with 18 points off the bench.
Bobby Portis, Chicago Bulls: The former Razorback has flashed double-double potential, but playing time at his true position (power forward) has been limited by the emergence of rookie Lauri Markkanen.
NBA Daily: Looking At The 2018 Draft Class By Tiers
The NBA Draft is a hard thing to predict, especially when it comes to draft order and individual team needs, Basketball Insiders publisher Steve Kyler takes a look at how this draft looks in tiers.
Looking At The 2018 Draft In Tiers
While Mock Drafts are an easy way to look at how the NBA Draft might play out, what they do no do is give a sense of what a specific player might be as a player at the next level. With that in mind, we're going to take a look at how some of the notable NBA draft prospects project.
It's important to point out that situation and circumstance often impact how a player develops, even more so than almost any other variable.
So while the goal here is to give a sense of how some NBA teams and insiders see a draft prospect's likely potential, it is by no means meant to suggest that a player can't break out of his projection and become more or sometimes less than his he was thought to be.
Every draft class has examples of players projected to be one thing that turns out to be something else entirely, so these projections are not meant to be some kind of final empirical judgment or to imply a specific draft position, as each team may value prospects differently.
So, with that in mind, let's look at the 2018 NBA Draft in Tiers.
The Potential Future All-Stars
DeAndre Ayton – Arizona – C – 7'0″ – 245 lbs – 20 yrs
Luka Doncic – Real Madrid – SG – 6'7″ – 218 lbs – 19 yrs
Michael Porter Jr – Missouri – SF/PF – 6'10" – 216 lbs – 20 yrs
Maybe Stars, But Likely High-Level Starters
Jaren Jackson Jr. – Michigan State – PF – 6'10" – 225 lbs – 19 yrs
Marvin Bagley III – Duke – PF – 6'11" – 220 lbs – 19 yrs
Wendell Carter – Duke – PF – 6'10" – 257 lbs – 19 yrs
Mohamed Bamba – Texas – C – 7'0″ – 216 lbs – 20 yrs
Collin Sexton – Alabama – PG – 6'2″ – 184 lbs – 19 yrs
Mikal Bridges – Villanova – SG/SF – 6'7″ – 210 lbs – 22 yrs
Robert Williams – Texas A&M – C – 6'9″ – 235 lbs – 21 yrs
Miles Bridges – Michigan State – SF/PF – 6'7″ – 230 lbs – 20 yrs
Dzanan Musa – Cedevita – SF – 6′ 9″ – 195 lbs – 19 yrs
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – Kentucky – SG – 6′ 6″ – 181 lbs – 20 yrs
Trae Young – Oklahoma – PG – 6'2″ – 180 lbs – 20 yrs
Maybe Starters, But Surely Rotation Players
Kevin Knox – Kentucky – SF – 6'9″ – 206 lbs – 19 yrs
Troy Brown – Oregon – SG – 6'6″ – 210 lbs – 19 yrs
Khyri Thomas – Creighton – SG – 6′ 3″ – 210 lbs – 22 yrs
Zhaire Smith – Texas Tech – SG – 6′ 5″ – 195 lbs – 19 yrs
Rodions Kurucs – FC Barcelona B – SF – 6′ 9″ – 220 lbs – 20 yrs
Aaron Holiday – UCLA – PG – 6′ 1″ – 185 lbs – 22 yrs
Jacob Evans – Cincinnati – SF – 6′ 6″ – 210 lbs – 21 yrs
De'Anthony Melton – USC – PG – 6'4″ – 190 lbs – 20 yrs
The Swing For The Fence Prospects – AKA Boom-Or-Bust
Lonnie Walker – Miami – SG – 6'4″ – 206 lbs – 20 yrs
Mitchell Robinson – Chalmette HS – C – 7′ 0″ – 223 lbs – 20 yrs
Anfernee Simons – IMG Academy – SG – 6′ 5″ – 177 lbs – 19 yrs
Jontay Porter – Missouri – C – 6′ 11″ – 240 lbs – 19 yrs
Lindell Wigginton – Iowa State – PG – 6′ 2″ – 185 lbs – 20 yrs
Bruce Brown – Miami – SG – 6'5″ – 191 lbs – 22 yrs
Isaac Bonga – Skyliners (Germany) – SF/SG – 6'9″ – 203 lbs – 19 yrs
Hamidou Diallo – Kentucky – SG – 6'5″ – 197 lbs – 20 yrs
Players not listed are simply draft prospects that could be drafted, but don't project clearly into any of these tiers.
If you are looking for a specific player, check out the Basketball Insiders Top 100 Prospects list, this listing is updated weekly.
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NBA Daily: Darius Adams, Around The World In Seven Years
CBA superstar Darius Adams talks to Basketball Insiders about dominating in China, playing with Andray Blatche and trying to prove himself.
Darius Adams is just like every other professional basketball player.
Every year, he works hard, tries to improve and be the best teammate possible. One day, Adams would like to earn his first-ever NBA contract, but after seven long years, he's always fallen just short. Adams is just like you and me too — forever chasing his dreams even when the outlook is at its bleakest. But Adams' worldwide journey has taken him from Indianapolis to China and nearly everywhere in between.
Now with a chunk of money saved up, Adams is ready to bet on himself and finally make this at-home ambition come true. Ahead lies a summer of grueling workouts and undetermined futures, but eventually, you learn to stop betting against Adams. From Los Prados to Laboral Kutxa Baskonia, Adams has made a habit of proving the naysayers wrong. As if dropping 38 points per game in China wasn't difficult enough — Adams still must undergo his toughest challenge yet: Changing the mind of an NBA front office.
But before you can know where Adams is going, it's just as important to understand where he's been.
Darius Adams got a late start to basketball. He never played AAU, the so-called holy grail for teenage prospects, and told me that he learned the game by watching streetball in Decatur, Illinois. So by the time he fell in love with basketball, Adams was forced to take alternate routes to the top. He spent two years in the NJCAA with Lincoln College, a small, private liberal arts school approximately 33 miles away from home. During that second season, Adams averaged 18.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 2.2 steals per game on 44 percent shooting from the floor — but it wasn't enough to make the jump to a Division-I school.
After transferring to the University of Indianapolis, Adams continued to improve in each successive campaign. As a senior, he topped out with a 41-point effort against Illinois at Springfield and tallied 23.2 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. Nevertheless, Adams still went undrafted in 2011, officially setting off a globe-spanning adventure that would make Phileas Fogg blush.
From China to Ukraine, Adams has played in seven different countries in as many years, also adding stops in Venezuela, Dominican Republic, France, Germany and Spain along the way. Adams may have turned 29 years-old this week, but he's never considered giving up his dreams of playing in the NBA.
"That's the goal, that's always been my motivation," Adams told Basketball Insiders. "I just played my hardest and kept progressing, that was my thing — I didn't want to be content with: 'OK, you're playing pro.' I want to play at the highest level, I feel like I have the talent to play at the highest level.
"At the end of the day, I just need that opportunity."
Opportunity is a word that has come to define Adams in many ways.
Beyond that, it's something that has constantly eluded him, even as he began winning in bigger and better leagues. Despite all his international successes, including a EuroLeague Final Four appearance and a CBA championship, Adams has been unable to turn that into an NBA contract. As far as he can tell, it's a matter of both perception and timing.
The perception of overseas athletes, particularly those that compete in China, has always been a hot-button issue. For as long as Americans have played in the CBA, there's an unspoken expectation that they should dominate. Generalizations abound, if you're from the United States and not dominating in China, there's a low chance of earning an NBA deal. But sometimes, even topping the CBA charts still isn't enough. This season, Adams averaged a league-leading 38.7 points and added 8.4 assists (2nd-best), 6.8 rebounds and 2.5 steals (3rd-best) per contest for good measure. On one hand, there's the stat-padding, empty type of scoring and then there's this: Absolute annihilation.
But those misconceptions about Chinese basketball often remain an unforgiving roadblock for many. Heck, even Adams had them before he signed with the Xinjiang Flying Tigers two years ago.
"It's different, my perception was that there would be a lot of short guys that couldn't play," Adams said. "Actually, I was probably one of the shortest guys out there, as far as basketball players, and they got skills. They don't get tired and they're going to guard you tough, maybe they're not as skilled as [Americans] are — but they got heart.
"I thought it was going to be easy, but they impressed me."
And although Adams experienced his fallacies in real-time, he's still waiting for the rest of the NBA to catch up.
Of course, Adams wasn't the only American to tear up the CBA this season. Three other Americans, Brandon Jennings, Jonathan Gibson and MarShon Brooks, earned NBA deals this month. That trio of players all put up gaudy statistical lines as well, but none nearly as high as Adams'. Then there's the case of Stephon Marbury, a former NBA All-Star that moved to China back in 2010, transforming his fringe-status career into a rejuvenated international icon. Marbury's off-the-court philanthropy and three CBA championships speak for themselves, but Adams is often left wondering why it can't work the other way around.
"You start questioning yourself, like: 'What's the reason why you're not getting this opportunity?'" Adams told Basketball Insiders. "Some of the teams [I've worked out for] come back and say, 'Well, he hasn't had NBA experience.' But when am I going to get my NBA experience if I never get my chance?"
The other frustrating factor for players like Adams to navigate is timing — and as he put it, timing is everything.
To his credit, Adams has never shied away from a challenge or attempted to outmaneuver anybody on this long-winding journey. When he goes to workouts, Adams tells franchises that he'd be more than happy to go against their top guys — however, whenever, or whatever it takes. He's impressed during private workouts before, but his most recent chance came just as Adams was getting ready to fly back to China for another season. Timing, again, had failed him.
Between workouts too late in the offseason or contracts that needed to be honored, the timing just hasn't quite worked out for Adams. And it's not for a lack of trying either — Adams has played two years of summer league (one with the Nets, one with the Mavericks), initially tried his hand at the D-League in 2011 and spends every offseason carefully deciding where to go next.
But when he made the all-important choice to jump from Spain to China in 2016, it wasn't without a plan.
"Honestly, when I left Spain, I was nervous to go to China because the fans were like, 'You're gonna hurt your career, basketball is not as good [there] as it is in Europe,'" Adams said. "So I had that in the back in my mind. Me and my agent had a plan that I'd go to China — the CBA season is way shorter than the European leagues — and then I'd come back in six, seven months and hopefully get on a roster before the end of the season."
It's difficult to measure the merits of a big-time scorer overseas, particularly so in China, but Adams has now undoubtedly smashed through his ceiling. For a kid that once started out at a tiny college in Illinois, Adams followed up his Finals MVP-winning campaign in 2016-17 by nearly averaging a 40-point double-double this year. And although he challenged himself to diversify his game between those back-to-back Chinese seasons, he never once thought he would do… well, that.
"I didn't go into the season wanting to be the leading scorer, I just wanted to win games and another championship," Adams said. "We had a lot of adversity this season because my teammate, Andray Blatche, got injured early and the offensive role changed to me. Going against double-teams, triple-teams, that was the challenging part, because I knew my team needed me. Dealing with the adversity, it was challenging — but if you put me up to the test, I'm always going to prove myself."
Although Andray Blatche isn't a name heard often these days, he's certainly well-remembered for his time in the NBA. Over his nine-year career, Blatche played for the Washington Wizards and Brooklyn Nets before heading overseas to China in 2014. While he, too, was part of the winning squad that brought the Flying Tigers their first-ever championship in 2017, Adams has also used the 6-foot-11 power forward like a soundboard. Frequently peppering him with questions about life in the NBA, Adams has nothing but adoration for Blatche, whom he now considers a close friend.
"I asked him what it was like to play with DWill, KG, how were the locker rooms, what were the practices like — but he also helped me see different things on the court," Adams told Basketball Insiders. "Or, like, OK, I might be frustrated and in a bad place, he'd be like, 'OK, D, you gotta let it go, you're the leader of the team' and things like that. Whenever I was down, he was there — he helped me out with being in China, adjusting to the food, where to go, he treated me like a little brother, actually."
In order to make that second season in China count, Adams decided to focus on his untapped playmaking side, increasing his assist tally from 5.9 to that aforementioned 8.4 per game. For a while, he even thought that might've been why he hadn't earned a 10-day contract yet, so into the grinder it went. Additionally, Adams dared himself to become a locker room leader, the kind of vocal, lead-by-example veteran that any franchise would value.
If the jaw-dropping statistics weren't going to pave his path to the NBA, Adams was convinced he could find another way to grab front office attention.
"Right now, I'm already developed and can help [teams] win," Adams said. "I haven't reached my peak, I can still learn new things and keep progressing the same way. I'm already starting higher in the learning curve [than most young players] — but I'm also a good leader. I can be a scorer, I can be a defensive guy, I got all those qualities — I'm not just a one-dimensional player, I can help."
But as his season drew to a close in March (the sixth-seeded Flying Tigers were knocked out in the quarterfinals) Adams was, once again, without an NBA contract. In what Adams is now deeming one of the most important summers of his life, he's going all-in on himself. Previously, Adams couldn't ignore those lucrative million-dollar-plus deals, he had a family to look out for, after all. To him, it was a risk that he couldn't take until this very moment. Sure, he could hit the G-League again — although he tried out for two teams, the Iowa Energy and Canton Charge, after going undrafted and was not selected — but there's little money in that method.
Granted, Adams has always been motivated and hungry, but he's got an extra push this time around.
"I'm going to all these different countries, I'm playing in their country — so why can't play in my country?" Adams told Basketball Insiders. "If I'm one of the top players, how come I can't get an opportunity in my country? Staying home, so my family can see me. My family has never seen me play overseas, only videos. You see all these other stories, like the guy that just played for the Lakers [Andre Ingram] — it took him ten years! It shows you to just never give up — all you need is an opportunity.
"I always tell my mom, my family, my kids that this year is gonna be the year. I'm gonna get my opportunity and I'mma be playing at home — daddy's gonna be playing at home."
Adams has always been a late bloomer — he's forever the product of a once-raw teenager with no AAU experience. He'll always be the barely 6-foot point guard that jumped into the NCJAA, quickly validated himself and then excelled in Division-II as well. But if you're looking for a reason to disparage Adams' hopes and dreams, you need not look further than this. How could somebody with those glaring blemishes ever play at the NBA level and against the best the sport has to offer?
Lest you forget, however, Adams is also the guy that will never stop fighting or believing in himself. Adams is the one that averaged 18 points in Ukraine and Germany and didn't settle. The higher he climbed, the better he got. When he aced the test in France, he went to Spain and then got all of this. When Adams needed to adapt and change his game depending on the surrounding roster or culture — he did that too. But most importantly, Adams is tired of playing from behind and tired of missing his young family's most key moments.
And now, with a whole offseason ahead of him, Adams is ready to do something about it once and for all.
"I'm staying prepared for whenever they have an opportunity, I'm betting on myself this whole summer and really taking a chance," Adams said. "This year, I have enough saved up to really bet on myself. So, the goal is to just go to these workouts, get in front of these guys and show 'em what I can do.
"That's all I've ever needed, I don't want anybody to just hand over a contract — I want to prove myself. I feel like I can make an impact — if you don't think so, put me up against your guys and I'll prove it."

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Good news to visitors at free! Chameleon Fukushima recommends [1 drink 4 tapas set] this month 1000 yen !! We will offer carefully selected 4 items recommended from our proud pride of tapas! 17 o'clock ~ 2 o'clock this morning with 2 drinks and this price.
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【April】 Farewell Accommodation Recommendation Course ★ 4000 yen ☆ 90 minutes All you can drink ⇒ Coupon extensively extended to 2 hours!
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Enjoy the charm of Chameleon ★ 【1 drink 4 tapas set】 1000 yen !! 17 ~ 18 o'clock to 2 drinks!
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Phantom calf "Chalorée cattle planter"1280 yen
Janis preimure, the oldest cattle in France, one dish you can enjoy delicious delicacies.
Torori uri & hot ☆ cheese fondue1400 yen
A long-awaited chameleon-made cheese fondue appeared! Seasonal vegetables, sliced bacon, baked baguette, served with plenty of cheese ♪ (It is served 2 to 3 people)
Oven baked lamb with bone (1 bottle)680 yen
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Spanish highest ranked aged RAL pork planter999 yen
Born in the gastronomic city of Catalunya, it's an excellent item! Plenty of vitamins nice to beauty ♪ 100 g 999 yen 200 g 1980 yen
Steamed white wine from large Sanriku mussels780 yen
1 dish ♪ that you can enjoy the original texture of raw mussels
Umami condensation! Plenty of fish and shellfish1400 yen
Spain version Bouya base, popular in Catalonia region.The soup condensed plentifully the seafood deliciously warms the body and mind ♪ The extra soup can be made into Meloso (Risotto Spain) at + 250 yen ♪
Three kinds of tapas and pinchoses or 5 singing plaques¥ 680 or ¥ 980
Chameleon Popular Tapas & Pinchos Special Plate ♪ 3 Spermatoes \ 680 (~ 2 Persons) 5 Sorts S \ 980 (3 People ~)
Hiroshima prefecture oyster tomato cream gratin780 yen
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Chef Chari Cutley Assorted Five Types1580 yen
Popular raw ham, rustic putty, sausage, beef ham, foie gras & white liver can be enjoyed on one plate, a nice dish! Of course, single item order is OK as well!
【Small Spanish Tapas - Piccolo Tapas -】 ALL 380 yen
Fried onion - burned with aurora sauce ~380 yen
Seasonal coloring pickles380 yen
Two olives and a marinade of anchovies380 yen
Adult anchovy potato salad380 yen
Simple anchovy fillet380 yen
3 freshly baked garlic toast380 yen
Chameleon original long cut!
Yamadori Fried Potatoes with Catalan Tomato Sauce ~380 yen
Savory smoked mix nuts380 yen
【Spanissh Tapas - specialty tapas -】 ALL 480yen
Braised Spanish red wine stew480 yen
Steamed white wine in Hokkaido clam480 yen
Spinach and squid, stewed black squirrel with squash480 yen
Truly octopus Galician style pinchos480 yen
Thinly baked homemade Spain pizza "Coca"480 yen
Fried onion ~ Romezu sauce included ~480 yen
Teppanyaki of mushrooms480 yen
Tomato stew of tripe480 yen
Spanish omelet "Tortilla"480 yen
Spanish meat sauce gratin "Cannery"480 yen
【Ajillo - Hot Ahyejo -】 ALL 580yen ★ 4 freshly baked baguette included
Puripuri small prawn & various mushrooms ahijo580 yen
BLACK! Rich jerka & tomato squid ink ahio580 yen
Fried shirasu & ahijo of fluffy eggs580 yen
Baked baguette399 yen
【Brochette - Spanish skewers -】
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Skewers of chicken sand liver confectionery (2)380 yen
Small shrimp & bacon skewers (2)400 yen
【Fresh Salad - Fresh Salad -】
Romesco sauce with vegetables480 yen
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Spanish salad of fresh vegetables in season580 yen
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Mix paella of luxury! Seafood (2 to 3 people)1580 yen
(3 ~ 5 people) ... 1980 yen
Concentrated squid ink & clam paella (2 to 3 people)1580 yen
(3 ~ 5 people) ... 1980 yen
Paella of Iberian pork & roasted cheese <2-3 people>1580 yen
(3 ~ 5 people) ... 1980 yen
Pasta's paella "Fidewa" (2 to 3 people)1280 yen
(3 ~ 5 persons) ... 1580 yen
【Fresh cheese - raw cheese -】
3 Randomly Cheese Chewings1280 yen
You can enjoy the chef's recommended fresh cheese on that day! Cheese cheese ordered separately also OK!
[Desert - homemade dessert -]
Crema Katarana380 yen
Spain version claims · · Brulee
Homemade cheesecake380 yen
Refresh! Today's gelato380 yen
[Draft beer and beer cocktails]
Carlsberg draft beer499 yen
Denmark royal warrant! 100% malt refreshing draft beer
Red Eye499 yen
Draft beer + 100% Tomato juice
Shandigafu499 yen
Draft beer + ginger ale
Kurra499 yen
Draft beer + lemon carbonate
[Homemade sangria]
Red Sangria / White Sangria499 yen each
Chameleon specialty of original recipe! Red sangria with plenty of berries and white sangria with refreshing Muscat flavor ♪ Carafe · · · 1680 yen
Seasonal sangria580 yen
Cooperation with farmers in Fukushima! Because the contents change every day, please ask the staff ♪ Carafe · · · 1780 yen
【sparkling wine】
Spain wine from Spain "CAVA"Glass 599 yen
Bottle 2980 yen
Italian red fine gun wine "Lambrusco"Glass 599 yen
Bottle 2980 yen
【White wine】
Chameleon House WineGrass 499 yen
Carafe (500 ml) 1280 yen
Los Seignoles · BrancoGlass 599 yen
Bottle 2980 yen
Gabarda · ChardonnayGlass 599 yen
Bottle 2980 yen
OrquideaGlass 699 yen
Bottle 3980 yen
Onoro · Bella Rueda / Verdejo3980 yen
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【red wine】
Chameleon House WineGrass 499 yen
Carafe (500 ml) 1280 yen
Bodegas · Gabarda UnoGlass 599 yen
Bottle 2980 yen
NabelsGlass 699 yen
Bottle 3980 yen
Onoro Bella / Garnacha3980 yen
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Onoro · Bella Organic / Monastrell3980 yen
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Onoro · Bella Rioja / Temprannyuryo3980 yen
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Jim Beam High Ball / Jim Beam Cola / Jim Beam Ginger499 yen each
Suntory angle399 yen (Single 30 ml)
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Canadian Club399 yen (Single 30 ml)
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Jack Daniel's580 yen (Single 30ml)
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Jim Beam Devil's Cut580 yen (Single 30ml)
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Jim Beam Double Oak580 yen (Single 30ml)
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Bowmore 12 years680 yen (Single 30 ml)
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[Wine cocktail]
Karimocho / Tinto de Bellano / Operator / Kiel Royale / Bellini / Mimosa etc499 yen each
【Basic cocktail】
Gin tonic / Mosquemeur / Cassis orange / reggae punch / spumoni / calamilk / mohito etc499 yen each
La · Hitana / Pale Cream (75 ml each)Each 599 yen
Pedro Jimenez (75ml)980 yen
[Non-alcoholic drinks]
Non alcoholic beer (all-free 334 ml)399 yen
Non alcoholic glass wine (red · white)Each 399 yen
Non-alcohol sangria (red · white)499 yen each
Non alkaline moho / non tinto de bellano / non al spritzer / non al operator499 yen each
100% Orange Juice / 100% Grapefruit Juice / Coca-Cola / Tonic Water / Ginger AleEach 399 yen
Coffee / Oolong Tea / Tea / Jasmine TeaEach 399 yen
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- Expiration date
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90 minutes round OK ★
"All you can drink alone item 1580 yen"
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- Conditions of use
Drink last order after 90 minutes ♪ ※ Please order more than one dish per person / 2 people ~ OK / dinner time limit / use everyday OK
- Expiration date
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Enjoy the charm of Chameleon ★
【1 drink 4 tapas set】 1000 yen
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- Conditions of use
All the days OK / On the day OK / 1 person / / Table charge separately / Can not be used in combination / 17 o'clock to 18 o'clock in 2 drinks / other tickets and services can not be used together
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