Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Mon March 21, 2022 3:51 am


How do you feel when the M’s are making a run? Hmm?Bammer wrote:Josh man if you gush over the team being in 6th place the way you did over Gigatron…
We are in for a real treat.

Those Washington boys are damn good playersBammer wrote:Talk to me about Nowell and McDaniels
Because Larry Bird is not walking through that doorCoach wrote:Watched the Celtics last night beat the Thunder to finish the West Coast road trip at 4-0. Tatum is hot. The defense is nails. But I somehow still lack confidence entering the playoffs w/ this team and I don't know why.
I guess it does beg the question if Tatum is ready to take and make that final shot in a close game on a consistent basis.Bammer wrote:Because Larry Bird is not walking through that doorCoach wrote:Watched the Celtics last night beat the Thunder to finish the West Coast road trip at 4-0. Tatum is hot. The defense is nails. But I somehow still lack confidence entering the playoffs w/ this team and I don't know why.
Goddamn he was so fucking good.Bammer wrote:Because Larry Bird is not walking through that doorCoach wrote:Watched the Celtics last night beat the Thunder to finish the West Coast road trip at 4-0. Tatum is hot. The defense is nails. But I somehow still lack confidence entering the playoffs w/ this team and I don't know why.
Exactly, the top five teams are separated by just a few games here and there. Three teams are 2.5 games back of first. Crazy. Feels like the NFL.Monkey_Driven wrote:The East is wide open. I could see any of the top 4-5 seeds making the Finals.
Both the Bucks and Celtics have the advantage of roster continuity and general good health.Coach wrote:Exactly, the top five teams are separated by just a few games here and there. Three teams are 2.5 games back of first. Crazy. Feels like the NFL.Monkey_Driven wrote:The East is wide open. I could see any of the top 4-5 seeds making the Finals.
I'd add the Heat to this as well.Monkey_Driven wrote:Both the Bucks and Celtics have the advantage of roster continuity and general good health.Coach wrote:Exactly, the top five teams are separated by just a few games here and there. Three teams are 2.5 games back of first. Crazy. Feels like the NFL.Monkey_Driven wrote:The East is wide open. I could see any of the top 4-5 seeds making the Finals.
The core group has had a deep playoff run, however. I guess that's what I'm referring to. Lowry is a wildcard, but he's been deep into the playoffs before as well.4/5 wrote:The Heat really haven't had either. Bam missed 7 weeks, Jimmy's only played 49 games.
As of March 4 Bam, Jimmy, Lowry, and Herro had only played 74 mins together for the season. The more updated version from Monday is they've played 51 fourth quarter mins together.
As deep as one could possibly go, bro!Monkey_Driven wrote:The core group has had a deep playoff run, however. I guess that's what I'm referring to. Lowry is a wildcard, but he's been deep into the playoffs before as well.4/5 wrote:The Heat really haven't had either. Bam missed 7 weeks, Jimmy's only played 49 games.
As of March 4 Bam, Jimmy, Lowry, and Herro had only played 74 mins together for the season. The more updated version from Monday is they've played 51 fourth quarter mins together.
Gotcha. I misunderstood what you meant. That loss to the Sixers Monday night has me at my lowest point of optimism this season.Monkey_Driven wrote:The core group has had a deep playoff run, however. I guess that's what I'm referring to. Lowry is a wildcard, but he's been deep into the playoffs before as well.4/5 wrote:The Heat really haven't had either. Bam missed 7 weeks, Jimmy's only played 49 games.
As of March 4 Bam, Jimmy, Lowry, and Herro had only played 74 mins together for the season. The more updated version from Monday is they've played 51 fourth quarter mins together.