johnnyvann840 wrote:Kawhi Leonard is unbelievable
He's reminding everyone.
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johnnyvann840 wrote:Kawhi Leonard is unbelievable
Red8911 wrote:I knew Toronto was the favorite in the east but can’t believe they just won 3 in a row to take the lead, that’s crazy. Kawhi is just great right now and his teammates have really stepped up. Bucks even though played well are crumbling under pressure, Toronto was just better and now have the upper hand. Some awesome playoff games right here.
Also that Kawhi post game interview was hilarious. Lady asks him how do you beat the bucks 4 times in a row, kawhi answers idk i haven’t done it,lol.
HomoSapien wrote:It just feels like Giannis and the rest of the Bucks need to lose one more time before they take that next step. Someone a few weeks ago said that the Bucks remind them of the 91 Bulls, but they sort of remind me more of the the 89-90 Bulls that still needed just a bit more seasoning.
johnnyvann840 wrote:Malcolm Brogdon having a night.. Man, I want this kid on the Bulls. I would throw the max at him. I think of all the FA's out there, he has the chance bust into stardom in the right situation. I would even offer Lavine up for him if it were possible to do a S & T with the Bucks. If we threw say 4/100 at Brogdon and gave them Lavine, maybe the bite and we get a two way player who fits our roster and has, IMO, better real upside when it comes to winning.
RedBulls23 wrote:Raptors going to the finals and Kawhi resigning with them would be pretty great.
Mech Engineer wrote:I would support Toronto any day the way they have built their team compared to the 76ers.
kulaz3000 wrote:Red8911 wrote:I knew Toronto was the favorite in the east but can’t believe they just won 3 in a row to take the lead, that’s crazy. Kawhi is just great right now and his teammates have really stepped up. Bucks even though played well are crumbling under pressure, Toronto was just better and now have the upper hand. Some awesome playoff games right here.
Also that Kawhi post game interview was hilarious. Lady asks him how do you beat the bucks 4 times in a row, kawhi answers idk i haven’t done it,lol.
The Bucks were the overwhelming favourites coming into this series. Hell, the Bucks were considered favourites even against the Warriors if they made it to the Finals. That's how dominate they looked, up until game 3 of the ECF.
Mech Engineer wrote:I always thought Kawhi is a calmer player than Durant. It's one thing for Durant to excel on the loaded Warriors but he took a lot of rushed shots when they were up 3-1 in OKC and I just dont trust his mental toughness without a superstar like Curry and special stars like Draymond, klay. He is obviously the better talent technically but I feel Kawhi has that no moment is big for me attitude.
Polynice4Pippen wrote:I'm shocked Toronto has come back like this in the series, they're supporting cast looked absolutely inept for about 2 and a half games. But Middleton and Niko have gone MIA, and Giannis hasn't been dominant.
Ccwatercraft wrote:Polynice4Pippen wrote:I'm shocked Toronto has come back like this in the series, they're supporting cast looked absolutely inept for about 2 and a half games. But Middleton and Niko have gone MIA, and Giannis hasn't been dominant.
Yes. You can put me on the list of people that thought it was over and done with three games ago now here we are.
Mad props to Toronto.
kulaz3000 wrote:The Raptors GM made a ballsy move, but seemingly made the correct move in trading for Leonard. I said it before, it was a win win situation. They make a run and have a year to pitch Leonard to stay, if not, make the most of the one season, and rebuild from scratch because the previous rendition of the team weren't going to go anywhere anyway.
When you have a chance at acquiring a player like Leonard who is an undisputed top 5 player in the league, no matter which way you spin it, you always have to go for it. That said, considering that the Spurs were seeking an established star in return, the Bulls were never going to be in the mix for such a player. But it doesn't mean that other teams would have the same parameters to make a deal; this is why you do what it takes to go for a player like AD, even if it means sending away Lauri, and some other assets, you need to go for it.
Polynice4Pippen wrote:I'm shocked Toronto has come back like this in the series, they're supporting cast looked absolutely inept for about 2 and a half games. But Middleton and Niko have gone MIA, and Giannis hasn't been dominant.
according to the ESPN Stats & Information Group. But when Kawhi took on the unenviable task, Antetokounmpo shot just 1 of 9 (11 percent) for 2 points — his worst showing against a single defender over the past three postseasons.1
johnnyvann840 wrote:Malcolm Brogdon having a night.. Man, I want this kid on the Bulls. I would throw the max at him. I think of all the FA's out there, he has the chance bust into stardom in the right situation. I would even offer Lavine up for him if it were possible to do a S & T with the Bucks. If we threw say 4/100 at Brogdon and gave them Lavine, maybe the bite and we get a two way player who fits our roster and has, IMO, better real upside when it comes to winning.