The Hornets already have 13 players under contract next season. Injecting two mid-first-round rookies (Picks 14 and 18) into a rotation trying to win 45 games will lead to a developmental logjam. Consolidating into one elite talent like Aday Mara or a veteran star prevents this.

People just complaining to complain. The only criticism I have is not dealing with the OF logjam but guess what with Roman out it’s not a logjam. Also not a fan of Bello. He was good at that price, but I would have tried to move him.

niggas install fomo to copytrade wrld and logjam iaingonlie

Obviously logjam

Ideally the club want more but it depends on outgoings and clearing the logjam. There is 0 intent to bloat the squad further and there is already 3 - potentially 4 new players and one possible returning loanee.

SS logjam! OF logjam! C logjam!

🏁 WORLD CUP DAY 5 — RESULTS 🏁 A day of FOUR draws. The underdogs ruled 😳 🇪🇸 Spain 0–0 Cape Verde 🇨🇻 🇧🇪 Belgium 1–1 Egypt 🇪🇬 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia 1–1 Uruguay 🇺🇾 🇮🇷 Iran 2–2 New Zealand 🇳🇿 Goals, shocks & the group races 👇 #FIFAWorldCup #WC26 🥇 1. Spain 0–0 Cape Verde Scorers: None — and that's the whole story. Turning point: Cape Verde keeper Vozinha was a wall, repelling wave after wave as the debutants defended for their lives. What it means: The shock of the tournament so far. World No. 1 and reigning European champions Spain, held by a nation playing its first-ever World Cup match. Group H is wide open. Talking point: Spain racked up 27 shots and 734 passes and still couldn't score — their joint-most shots without scoring in a World Cup since 1966. Cape Verde fielded the oldest debut XI in World Cup history (avg age 31). A genuine fairy tale. 🥈 2. Belgium 1–1 Egypt Scorers: Ashour 🇪🇬 | Hany 66' (OG, for Belgium) 🇧🇪 Turning point: Egypt stunned the Red Devils by leading through Emam Ashour and Belgium could only level via an unlucky Mohamed Hany own goal, sparked by Romelu Lukaku's introduction. What it means: Another favorite pegged back. Group G is a four-way logjam. Talking point: De Bruyne vs Salah brought the star power, but it's Egypt who'll feel happier nicking a point off the group's top seed. 🥉 3. Iran 2–2 New Zealand Scorers: Just (2) 🇳🇿 | Rezaeian, Mohebbi 🇮🇷 Turning point: New Zealand led twice through Elijah Just (both set up by captain Chris Wood) but Iran hit straight back each time: Rezaeian poked one in, then crossed for Mohebbi's header. What it means: The best game of the day. All four Group G teams now sit on a single point. Talking point: History everywhere: Just is the first New Zealander to score twice in a World Cup match; Rezaeian the first Iranian to score AND assist in one. Yet the All Whites remain winless in seven World Cup games. 4. Saudi Arabia 1–1 Uruguay Scorers: Al-Amri 41' 🇸🇦 | Araújo 80' 🇺🇾 Turning point: Abdulelah Al-Amri put the Green Falcons ahead before the break; Uruguay laid siege (28 shots, 67% possession) but only leveled through Maxi Araújo with 10 minutes left. What it means: Two-time champions Uruguay drop two points, and second place in Group H is anyone's. Talking point: Saudi Arabia proved their 2022 giant-killing was no fluke they frustrated another heavyweight.

Laporte bet on playing time with Spain instead of fighting for minutes in France's center-back logjam. Other elite French U-21s are probably thinking the same right now.

<p>Renewable energy groups are suing the U.S. military because they say <a href="apnews.com/article/trump-ons…">national security reviews</a> for new wind farms on private land have been effectively frozen for months. The groups say this logjam jeopardizes $47 billion in investments and thousands of jobs in 21 states.</p> <p>President Donald Trump has frequently talked about his <a href="apnews.com/article/b903d04af…">hatred of wind power</a> and calls turbines ugly. Currently, about 10% of the electricity generated in the United States comes from wind farms, making it the nation’s largest source of renewable energy. <a href="apnews.com/article/trump-sol…">Solar is the fastest-growing</a>.</p> <p>The lawsuit against the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was filed in U.S. District Court in Oregon by nine groups, including Renewable Northwest and the Advanced Power Alliance. They allege that a policy of inaction “poses an existential threat to the wind energy industry across the nation by effectively halting all new development activity.”</p> <p>The Pentagon says it has to balance new sources of energy against military needs. A military office known as the siting clearinghouse, which checks energy projects for national security risks, is actively evaluating these projects — but it’s a complex process where different agencies have to work together, the Pentagon says. The Pentagon evaluates land-based wind energy projects during the Federal Aviation Administration review.</p> <p>Late Thursday, the plaintiffs filed a motion asking the court to order the Pentagon to resume its ordinary review process for new wind energy projects. They included an economic analysis by global consulting firm Charles River Associates Inc.</p> <p>When asked about the economic benefits at risk on Thursday, the department said it does not comment on open litigation.</p> <p>Trump <a href="apnews.com/article/wind-ener…">ordered a temporary halt</a> to leasing and permitting for wind energy projects. However, a federal judge struck down that order <a href="apnews.com/live/donald-trump…">blocking wind development</a>. Trump is particularly hostile toward offshore wind, and the administration recently started <a href="apnews.com/article/trump-off…">buying back leases to stop offshore wind development</a>.</p> <p>The American Clean Power Association first raised the issue with the stalled national security reviews, sending a letter to the Pentagon in March to demand an explanation. CEO Jason Grumet said Thursday that the U.S. wind industry needs the government to carry out the normal review and permitting processes to keep the lights on for families and businesses.</p> <p>Here are some key numbers that show the impact, as described in the economic analysis:</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">106 projects</h4> <p>There are at least 106 wind projects impacted by the delays. It’s a conservative estimate that only includes projects that could be independently verified in the FAA database. All new wind projects will be affected if the reviews don’t move forward.</p> <p>The renewable energy groups allege that the Pentagon stopped countersigning final agreements starting in August 2025 and then progressively slowed the rest of the review process until all stages stopped in April. The first quarter of 2026 was the slowest start to the year for new installations of land-based wind power since 2018.</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">$47 billion</h4> <p>Charles River Associates estimated that the affected projects represent more than $47 billion in investments. This is the cost to build the projects and deliver energy, including buying turbines, hiring contractors, financing commitments, paying to enter the interconnection queue to connect to the electric grid and other sunk development costs.</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">21 states</h4> <p>These projects span 21 states. While they are geographically dispersed, a significant share is concentrated in states with strong winds. That includes Texas, Kansas and Illinois. Thirteen of the 21 states voted for Trump in the 2024 election.</p> <p>Existing land-based wind projects can be found in 43 states, Guam and Puerto Rico, ACP said in its 2025 annual report. In 2025, 15 states added a new onshore wind farm. Texas has the most wind power installed, followed by Wyoming and Oklahoma.</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">30 gigawatts</h4> <p>If these 106 wind farms are built, they will provide nearly 30 gigawatts of electricity that could power millions of homes. Of that total, about 12 gigawatts is in Texas.</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">75,000 wind turbines</h4> <p>There are more than 75,000 onshore wind turbines across the country, generating about 161 gigawatts of clean power, according to ACP. That is enough electricity for more than 46 million American homes.</p> <h4 class="wp-block-heading">120,000 jobs</h4> <p>The analysis estimates that the affected projects support more than 120,000 jobs. This includes about 29,000 direct construction jobs, more than 80,000 indirect and induced construction jobs and nearly 10,000 jobs related to wind farm operations. The entire land-based wind industry supports over 380,000 jobs across all 50 states, according to ACP.</p> <p>___</p> <p>The Associated Press’ climate and environmental coverage receives financial support from multiple private foundations. AP is solely responsible for all content. Find AP’s <a href="ap.org/about/standards-for-w…">standards</a> for working with philanthropies, a list of supporters and funded coverage areas at <a href="ap.org/discover/Supporting-A…">AP.org</a>.</p> <p>This story was originally featured on <a href="fortune.com/2026/06/15/penta…" target="_blank">Fortune.com</a></p> fortune.com/2026/06/15/penta…

7/With Damian Lillard returning next season and Deni playing a high-usage point forward role, Portland already faces backcourt/creation overlap. Moving Grant and Holiday helps clear that logjam while bringing in a stretch forward who complements their young core.

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hes going thru the most to not play that much because of the thunder logjam at the guard spot

Why not? 🤔 Trading De'Aaron Fox for Jaylen Brown would be home run for the Spurs: 💰 $38M cheaper in total value. ⏳ Contract expires sooner (2029 vs 2030). 🔥 Elite playoff performer (25.7 PPG vs Fox's 16.8 PPG). 🧩 Clears the Fox/Castle/Harper PG logjam for a true wing next to Wemby. 🧠 One of the league's highest-IQ leaders & an NBA Finals MVP.

How to break the logjam? EU can’t. America could but a fiscal contraction w/o Chinese economic model change is pointless. China as first mover makes sense, but there’s zero chance it’ll happen, deffo not by choice. I fear an almighty crunch will be the outcome, then we’ll see if sense prevails 2/2

If it isn't an 18 hole logjam, hop onto the hole in front of them. I'd rather play 17 in 3 hours than 18 in 4.5 due to a group of retirees who won't let me play through and feel the need to all huddle around each other as they putt instead of getting their own lines.

It was live for 2 days and than from 90k to 350k it was just Remus logjam Smol intern Runitbackghost (solcrow) candle. After it consolidated there for a while and the Ansem wallet aped and it went nuts. The trade was really obvious and a bunch of nobodies cashed out 5 figs lol. Anyone who missed it is coping as fuck.

Polymarket's AJ Dybantsa #1 pick market dropped from 0.88 to 0.68 today after Shams reported Peterson only visited the Wizards and won't meet any other team. The market read this as Peterson having received assurance from Washington. In 2009 - 2025, there are 12 cases like this. Zero successfully changed a contested draft outcome. The comparable cases: - Jabari Smith (2022) only worked out for the Magic (#1) and Thunder (#2). Told reporters "I'll be surprised if I'm not taken No. 1." Fell to #3. Peterson is doing the exact same thing right now. - Paolo Banchero (2022) never worked out for the Magic. No pre-draft meeting. The Magic took him #1 anyway. - Ace Bailey (2025) refused all workouts. His camp wanted the Wizards at #6. The Jazz took him at #5 instead. - Steph Curry (2009) refused the Warriors workout. Warriors drafted him anyway. - Jahlil Okafor (2015). His agent told the Sixers not to draft him. Sixers took him #3. What's there? Visit patterns are agent power plays, NOT any signals of team preference. Two other things worth noting: 1. The Wizards roster has four guards (Trae Young, Tre Johnson, Bub Carrington, Kyshawn George) and zero franchise wings. The SF spot is empty. AJ at 6-9 fills it directly. Peterson at 6-5 creates a backcourt logjam. Yahoo's analysis: "their most glaring need moved to the wing." 2. Sportsbooks have not moved at all. bet365 has AJ at 3/11 (78.6%), SpreadEx at 1/10 (90.9%), Betway at 1/5 (83.3%). Polymarket already bounced from 0.68 to 0.79 within hours. The correction is underway.

Nah man wing logjam already lol ad and a picks for Castle and thats my final offer 😂

Brantley, Chisenhall. I know they didn't draft Brantley but he was in LowA ball when they traded for him. And Chisenhall was a solid contributor to the team for years. Valera just isn't that good. And the logjam is bigger now like I said with Ingle and Velazquez out there.