One misconception is that everyone at the highest levels is a hard worker. It just doesn’t work like that. Some people really are naturally gifted enough to put in a bare minimum effort and still make the NBA. I was struck by how the pros all approached their training differently. The following video featuring NBA trainer Chris Brickley subtly gets at what I’m talking about. He is in awe of Kevin Durant’s work ethic, even when he’s just shooting around in oversized New England Patriots Freddie Mercury Queen “We Will Rock You” Tee. But is it really all that impressive? ”Every single drill he does, he’s going game speed,” says Brickley about Durant. That’s about it. So, Durant does what every high school basketball coach in America encourages their players to do every day. When you really think about it, that shouldn’t be a big deal. NBA players get paid millions to play basketball. If they improve, they stand to make many millions more. Shouldn’t they all train hard? Yet they don’t. I think what separates the best of the best is not that they have an otherworldly work ethic, but that they are just a little bit more disciplined than the other players.

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Teams in the playoffs cannot sign players from other teams who are under contract. Most contracts expire at the end of the league year, which is in March. So no, the playoff teams can’t sign players from other teams whose season is over. From just a quick check, I don’t think they are allowed to sign players off the practice squads of teams out of the playoffs either, they can only sign players of active teams. The trade deadline is gone so obviously trades are out. The only path would be signing a free agent. But it’s a tough thought to sign a free agent player—someone who has been relaxing in New England Patriots Freddie Mercury Queen “We Will Rock You” Tee at home and hasn’t been playing maybe all season—and ask them to come and contribute to a playoff run.

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While the Saturday slate is packed, the most anticipated debut of the weekend remains Drake Maye leading the Patriots against the Chargers tomorrow night. Maye’s statistical profile—leading the league in completion percentage and air yards per attempt—has made him the frontrunner for MVP. Fans across New England are preparing for a prime-time blackout at Gillette Stadium, with record sales of custom “Maye-VP” New England Patriots Freddie Mercury Queen “We Will Rock You” Tee being reported across the region. The Chargers’ defense, led by Derwin James, will bring a heavy zone scheme to test the young QB, but with Mike Vrabel’s playoff experience and a healthy Milton Williams back on the defensive line, the Patriots are confident they can move one step closer to New England Patriots Freddie Mercury Queen “We Will Rock You” Tee.

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