NBA Season 2017/18
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@bovidae said in NBA Season 2017/18:
I have never said that, and I'm not a LBJ sycophant either. My favourite player is neither of them.
The NBA is very different now and I'll take the 1980s and 1990s over what we see today because there were great rivalries (Lakers vs Celtics, Bulls vs Pistons, Knicks vs Pacers, Rockets vs Knicks etc). My only point was to say that Pippen was a better no.2 than anyone LBJ has had at the Cavs. That doesn't diminish what MJ did.
Kyrie wasn't too bad
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@raznomore said in NBA Season 2017/18:
@mimic I was about to mention Kyrie but you beat me to it.
The funny thing is that if the Celtics had Kyrie, I think they would’ve won. Kyrie is class and a future HoF’er. The Celts lacked the class to close it out when it was there for the taking.
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Lebron James is the Michael Jordan of basketball.
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@Rocky-Rockbottom most of what I post on here is shamelessly stolen from twitter.
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@no-quarter said in NBA Season 2017/18:
@Rocky-Rockbottom most of what I post on here is shamelessly stolen from twitter.
I feel cheated
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anyone watching? Seems in the 3rd the Warriors have gone bang! and the Rockets have imploded?
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@mariner4life said in NBA Season 2017/18:
anyone watching? Seems in the 3rd the Warriors have gone bang! and the Rockets have imploded?
Watching live updates. Is it still Rockets by 3?
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@mariner4life slight caveat. See game one is at 4-4 in the NHL. Super game!
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Rockets imploded in a very similar manner to the Celtics last night. Just kept bricking 3 after 3.
Apparently this was the first time this season they've shot under 20% from 3 (7/44). Maybe it's the moment, maybe it's fatigue, and maybe they just died by the sword they lived by all year. But it was tough to watch.
At the other end, Curry and Durant stepped up in the second half and stamped their class on the game. Big moments from big players.
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@barbarian said in NBA Season 2017/18:
Rockets imploded in a very similar manner to the Celtics last night. Just kept bricking 3 after 3.
Apparently this was the first time this season they've shot under 20% from 3 (7/44). Maybe it's the moment, maybe it's fatigue, and maybe they just died by the sword they lived by all year text. But it was tough to watch.
At the other end, Curry and Durant stepped up in the second half and stamped their class on the game. Big moments from big players.
How you didn't finish with "Maybe it's Maybeline" I will never know
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Just finished watching game 7. Houston were ice cold despite seeing a lot of good looks from 3, just as the warriors all got hot from deep. Harden barely featured in the fourth quarter, he must have at least been outscored by Tucker. They even started missing a few FTs as well. HOU were so obsessed by the 3 that they left it too late to switch tack and go inside where points were easier to come by. With no CP3 we can only wonder what might have been, but Paul can't make his team mates make already open shots. Houston shot so poorly I wonder if that won't leave a mental scar. At least they didn't lose a game through poor FT shooting like Nick Anderson
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Couldn’t hit the side of a barn door. CP3 showing his frustration on the bench was hard to watch.
Chef Curry really stepped it up. Then KD took over in 4th. Rockets kept jacking it up and got nothing.
Warriors in 5
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This article about Brian Colangelo at the Sixers is wild:
The Curious Case of Bryan Colangelo and the Secret Twitter Account
A collection of Twitter accounts that has criticized Joel Embiid and Markelle Fultz, disclosed sensitive information, and outlined team strategy shares eye-opening similarities. What does that have to do with the Philadelphia 76ers’ decision-maker?
