Red Mosquito

Cupcake Durant: If you don't like the blowouts don't watch.

Every time he opens his mouth something stupid comes out.

verb_to_trust wrote:Cupcake Durant: If you don't like the blowouts don't watch.

Every time he opens his mouth something stupid comes out.

My response to Durant: "I'm not".

PHATJ wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Cupcake Durant: If you don't like the blowouts don't watch.

Every time he opens his mouth something stupid comes out.

My response to Durant: "I'm not".

Yeah me neither. Ive watched only one warriors playoff game.

durant is the man....big baller

verb_to_trust wrote:

PHATJ wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Cupcake Durant: If you don't like the blowouts don't watch.

Every time he opens his mouth something stupid comes out.

My response to Durant: "I'm not".

Yeah me neither. Ive watched only one warriors playoff game.

I have not watched a game from start to finish. I've seen bits and pices here and there. Everything I've read/heard about the NBA playoffs this year suggests that pretty much every series has been lopsided and completely uninteresting.

I watch but it's not for the drama. It's mainly been fueled by hate. Now that Thomas quit I might not even tune into the ECF. The finals should be competitive at least.

i look forward to watching lebron crank in the finals ... this guy is so totally on another level ... i think GS has a better supporting cast on balance ... but lebron is in full mature bloom and it could be a legendary series ... not that last year's wasn't already ... but another legendary series ... but especially bart ... but especially lisa.

I plan on watching the finals. I'll definitely be rooting for LaBron. Fuck GS.

I think people are underestimating what a legacy hunting LeBron can potentially accomplish here. If Lebron goes back to back against this Warriors team, which loaded up with a former MVP to make sure they could beat him, he is finally in the 'better than Jordan' conversation. We have to accept that as a legit argument at that point. LeBron being fueled by that is a scary thing if I am a warriors fan.

verb_to_trust wrote:I think people are underestimating what a legacy hunting LeBron can potentially accomplish here. If Lebron goes back to back against this Warriors team, which loaded up with a former MVP to make sure they could beat him, he is finally in the 'better than Jordan' conversation. We have to accept that as a legit argument at that point. LeBron being fueled by that is a scary thing if I am a warriors fan.

It absolutely does. I don't think he's been tested yet in this postseason so I'm excited to see the Finals. I just hope there are more than two or three good games. Last year's had four blowouts.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I think people are underestimating what a legacy hunting LeBron can potentially accomplish here. If Lebron goes back to back against this Warriors team, which loaded up with a former MVP to make sure they could beat him, he is finally in the 'better than Jordan' conversation. We have to accept that as a legit argument at that point. LeBron being fueled by that is a scary thing if I am a warriors fan.

It absolutely does. I don't think he's been tested yet in this postseason so I'm excited to see the Finals. I just hope there are more than two or three good games. Last year's had four blowouts.

Game 7 was legit great though. From the LeBron block on my heart was pounding out of my chest.

verb_to_trust wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I think people are underestimating what a legacy hunting LeBron can potentially accomplish here. If Lebron goes back to back against this Warriors team, which loaded up with a former MVP to make sure they could beat him, he is finally in the 'better than Jordan' conversation. We have to accept that as a legit argument at that point. LeBron being fueled by that is a scary thing if I am a warriors fan.

It absolutely does. I don't think he's been tested yet in this postseason so I'm excited to see the Finals. I just hope there are more than two or three good games. Last year's had four blowouts.

Game 7 was legit great though. From the LeBron block on my heart was pounding out of my chest.

It was. Kind of ugly at the end in terms of missed shots but still riveting.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I think people are underestimating what a legacy hunting LeBron can potentially accomplish here. If Lebron goes back to back against this Warriors team, which loaded up with a former MVP to make sure they could beat him, he is finally in the 'better than Jordan' conversation. We have to accept that as a legit argument at that point. LeBron being fueled by that is a scary thing if I am a warriors fan.

It absolutely does. I don't think he's been tested yet in this postseason so I'm excited to see the Finals. I just hope there are more than two or three good games. Last year's had four blowouts.

Game 7 was legit great though. From the LeBron block on my heart was pounding out of my chest.

It was. Kind of ugly at the end in terms of missed shots but still riveting.

I only remember Kyrie cumming on stephs face.

Kevin Love is now my favorite player in the NBA

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Kevin Love is now my favorite player in the NBA

He's been much better this year on the Cavs.

Do the Celtics have a guy in this game who can score more than 20 points?

Monkey_Driven wrote:Do the Celtics have a guy in this game who can score more than 20 points?

Avery Bradley is God and can score 30 if he wants. You doubters better recognize.

verb_to_trust wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Do the Celtics have a guy in this game who can score more than 20 points?

Avery Bradley is God and can score 30 if he wants. You doubters better recognize.

Do you think a casual NBA fan would recognize Bradley on the street?

Monkey_Driven wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Do the Celtics have a guy in this game who can score more than 20 points?

Avery Bradley is God and can score 30 if he wants. You doubters better recognize.

Do you think a casual NBA fan would recognize Bradley on the street?

Most people would just turn and run away at the first sight of his smushed face.

I like how Shaq needs a clip on desk fan on the broadcast desk so he doesn't sweat to much