It's either Bron or Harden right now. Harden had a great season, but Bron's team is #1.
I agree. They really need to sit McCollum. The guy can ruin his life playing like this. I am not even sure how he’s doing it. Allow us to play our...
Frankly, no. We can't expect that. I think it's pretty obvious that's not his game. He's a pick n' roll guy, an incredibly skilled finisher with...
^ I kinda agree, but you'd be surprised what a huge expiring like Green's and a talented young throw-in prospect such as Eagle or Kuz (nooooo!)...
They might explore rebuilding around Lillard. Which means they'd keep Jusuf and make everyone else available, including McCollum. So, you know...
I agree, but as long as we’re serious we should be able to win it easily. They can’t even pressure anymore with lillard, allowing one of our...
You and I both mentioned this before and I think your breakdown here is spot on. This was a great wakeup call, and it certainly helped Green and...
So, when we hit 40+% of our threes, we are 20-1. Interesting stat, right?
Today we looked like regular season Lakers. That's not good for the rest of the teams.
It's more D'Antoni than Harden. Harden should be shooting a wide variety of shots, including mid-range shots... just like he used to do. But in...
I wouldn't, but I'd trade him for SGA+Gallo instead. Is that an option?
Who will want him overseas? Maybe he can play in China...
Not a surprise. If we had decent long range shooting, we'd be #1 to win the championship this year.
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Imagine if the Rockets had Chris Paul, man!!! [IMG]
The Rockets broke the record for most 3-pt shots taken in the playoffs. D'Antoni: [IMG] ...but they lost.
Also, Dort's defense is like [IMG] That guy can really move his feet.
Also, HOU shooting 21/55 for 3. Announcers: "...their shooting woes continue". That's 38% man, we'd kill for 38% on that volume.
My god, CP3 is so clutch. It's unbelievable for a guy who is barely 6 feet tall.
He wanted to be in LA, but was unable to accept that Bron is still bigger than him. Sad, really.
