No. People haven't forgotten that.
Was joking about the excuses people were making for the Warriors in 2016.
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No. People haven't forgotten that.
Was joking about the excuses people were making for the Warriors in 2016.
What worries me is that, was Harden ever told by staff/players to stop his game-ruining hold-ball-for-20-second play last night? Worse, did they tell him and he didn't listen?
It's like everyone else and their mother's knew it wasn't working. And it was when CP3 was in that we finally started to make stops and see TRUE offense.
And thats the NBA in a nustshell. Teams like the Spurs and individual players here and there still care but I associate the NBA with this BS. Being above being coached. Being above diving for a loose ball. Etc etc.
To continue dogging the Rockets , I hate their offense , its all iso , all JH standing at the top of the key going 1 on 1 . Its not team offense , its like the polar opposite of what the spurs do ( who I've always admired )
And thats the NBA in a nustshell. Teams like the Spurs and individual players here and there still care but I associate the NBA with this BS. Being above being coached. Being above diving for a loose ball. Etc etc.
Ugly is not lame.I think people confused the evolution of game that spurs started. Houston offense is pretty lame.
But damn GSW. Wow. That's some insane team.
Yeah...and I think you missed the whole point.
Make no mistake, the NBA is the best it's been since the mid 90's. Golden State does have a stranglehold right now, but that will end in a year or two when they have to start paying these guys. The talent on GSW is worth so much more than what the payroll is, and it isn't sustainable. Other than that, the NBA is in a great spot.
This is probably true, but Klay and Green have both already said they would take less money to keep the team together and keep winning. Durant is already taking less money and Curry just signed a 5 year deal. It's not too crazy to see at least the core of that team stay together another 4 or 5 years. But saying you'll take less money and actually doing it are two very different things.
Just not Kentucky. Because our leaders are shit stupid
Think KY will be one the first few states to allow it, Red Mile is involved, pretty sure all the otb and tracks would love it.
and last season?People also forget in 2015 both Kyrie and Love were out when the Warriors won in six games.
maybe the Cavs should’ve added him then. my point is both teams were at full strength.They added Durant
maybe the Cavs should’ve added him then. my point is both teams were at full strength.
It could happen, and boy would that suck. But I think mindsets will change by then. I can't see Draymond and Klay turning down max contract. ESPN radio guys just said Klay was a top12 player (I'm thinking more like a top15-18, personally). It's hard to know your that good and be willing to make that much less. It's also hard to be the 4th option on a team. He's such an after thought at this point.
But Klay is kind of a weird animal. He might be fine making millions, winning titles, being a 4th option.
It will be interesting to see. It would be hard going from one of the greatest teams in NBA history to anything else. The money would obviously be great but could you imagine Draymond's attitude if he went to a team that finished 45-37 and got bounced in the first round of the playoffs?
The suspension of Draymond gave Lebron his first and only ring in Cleveland.
That suspension also will end up building a dynasty in Golden St
I don't get why people don't like Draymond Green. Best defender and energy player in the NBA, particularly because his knowledge and communications of defensive rotations is other-worldly.
Because he plays for the Warriors and not from UK.
He threw hands at Harden, what, 65 seconds into Game 1?
I hope no one here is confusing hate for Draymond with not acknowledging his ability. He's a great player, he's also a great piece of shit.
Cousins isn't even on the same level of doitchbaggery. Chris Paul is the only other big name player who is (but he's been much cleaner lately, and infinitely more quiet, than DG). And he's on my team. And I fully acknowledge he has a dirty past. He threw an elbow on KD in game 1, that I'm surprised wasn't a technical.
Draymond is on a level of his own. He consistently runs his mouth, acts tough, plays dirty, and to top it all off, for as good as he is, he has everything to owe to that organization.
Ugly is not lame.
Houston had the 2nd best offense in the league this year, just a notch behind Golden State. And really, the problem for them last night wasn't offense, especially not Harden. How do you argue against 14/24, 5/9 on 3's, and 8/10 FT's, no matter how ugly it might look?
Damn GSW is more the reality. No one is going to beat GS when they shoot 52.5% and hit 13 threes.
The Rockets actually can be neat to watch when they're not grinding the game down to a halt. Yeah, they run iso plays over and over, but the slower pace last night was a strategic choice that failed. When they play faster, those iso's are less stagnant, and Harden and Paul are both pretty brilliant playmakers.
What kills me is that if Houston just played.. Not even 100% of tonight, like 80% of tonight.. For game 1.. They would be up 2-0 and this series would be close to over.
The damage may already have been done. GS now has home court and it will be tough for Houston to win there. I can't see GS playing that bad or shooting that bad again.
DittoDraymond is on a level of his own. He consistently runs his mouth, acts tough, plays dirty, and to top it all off, for as good as he is, he has everything to owe to that organization
Draymond is on a level of his own. He consistently runs his mouth, acts tough, plays dirty, and to top it all off, for as good as he is, he has everything to owe to that organization.
Draymond is a POS but I’m not sure the warriors win those two championships without him. He also was the main recruiter for KD. I would say the organization owes him about as much as he owes them.
Unfortunate because they threw away their advantage by losing that first home game.What kills me is that if Houston just played.. Not even 100% of tonight, like 80% of tonight.. For game 1.. They would be up 2-0 and this series would be close to over.
I can't disagree. But again, I don't think anyone here is arguing that he sucks. I would say he is at least a BIT fortunate. He'd be lethal on Houston. But many other organizations he'd suffer. He's perfect for Golden State but you can't build a franchise around him like you can with about 10-12 other players.
It could happen, and boy would that suck. But I think mindsets will change by then. I can't see Draymond and Klay turning down max contract. ESPN radio guys just said Klay was a top12 player (I'm thinking more like a top15-18, personally). It's hard to know your that good and be willing to make that much less. It's also hard to be the 4th option on a team. He's such an after thought at this point.
But Klay is kind of a weird animal. He might be fine making millions, winning titles, being a 4th option.