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knicks94 wrote:If Denver can't eliminate OKC, let's hope that Minnesota does. I feel like OKC is the only team standing in the way of the Knicks winning a championship.
NiceLikeChrist wrote:We are going to deeply regret this. We traded away the best player in the trade and still had to give up a great role player AND a pick?
so many people are going to eat their words about randle
NiceLikeChrist wrote:We are going to deeply regret this. We traded away the best player in the trade and still had to give up a great role player AND a pick?
so many people are going to eat their words about randle
NiceLikeChrist wrote:Chuck asked Williams a great question about how coach empowers players to be ready to play since OKC goes so deep and he basically said it comes down to just throwing guys out there all season long so they become comfortable in different situations, different lineups, and NOT pulling guys for making mistakes. Trusting your players and getting them experience.
Guy is the anti thibs. Must be nice.
NiceLikeChrist wrote:Chuck asked Williams a great question about how coach empowers players to be ready to play since OKC goes so deep and he basically said it comes down to just throwing guys out there all season long so they become comfortable in different situations, different lineups, and NOT pulling guys for making mistakes. Trusting your players and getting them experience.
Guy is the anti thibs. Must be nice.
Montmorencie wrote:NiceLikeChrist wrote:Chuck asked Williams a great question about how coach empowers players to be ready to play since OKC goes so deep and he basically said it comes down to just throwing guys out there all season long so they become comfortable in different situations, different lineups, and NOT pulling guys for making mistakes. Trusting your players and getting them experience.
Guy is the anti thibs. Must be nice.
Thibs is about to go to the finals and they are struggling and will continue to struggle with their deep stacked roster. Not the place, nor the time to roast Thibs.
He will expose them should they get to the finals (which they will not).
MrDollarBills wrote:Montmorencie wrote:NiceLikeChrist wrote:Chuck asked Williams a great question about how coach empowers players to be ready to play since OKC goes so deep and he basically said it comes down to just throwing guys out there all season long so they become comfortable in different situations, different lineups, and NOT pulling guys for making mistakes. Trusting your players and getting them experience.
Guy is the anti thibs. Must be nice.
Thibs is about to go to the finals and they are struggling and will continue to struggle with their deep stacked roster. Not the place, nor the time to roast Thibs.
He will expose them should they get to the finals (which they will not).
We cannot look past Indiana.
thebuzzardman wrote:MrDollarBills wrote:Montmorencie wrote:
Thibs is about to go to the finals and they are struggling and will continue to struggle with their deep stacked roster. Not the place, nor the time to roast Thibs.
He will expose them should they get to the finals (which they will not).
We cannot look past Indiana.
F*ck Indiana. Everyone on their d*ck all of a sudden.
kNicksGmen wrote:Galvationknicks wrote:iLLSonChandla wrote:Good thing is they don't play defense like Detroit or Boston. Towns gotta get off
We didn't have Kat so now turner has to guard him so the lose their rim protector. Og doesn't have to guard the much faster Halliburton like last year he can guard Siakim. Bridges on Hali. Jb on nemhard and hart on nesmith
have to take care of boston first them can dive into it more but it will be interesting to see if the pacers don't copy everyone and guard hart with their center.
last year i recall OG struggling a lot with Siakim and we had Divo/Hart on hali. he is a great back to basket turn around guy which is essentially impossible to defend. on the other end there isn't a great place to hide brunson - i assume he'll guard nesmith.
3toheadmelo wrote:Come get your boy guan0
DOT wrote:If the Thunder or Wolves make it out of the West, and we beat the Celtics, it will be 7 different teams winning the title in 7 straight years, which would be a record parity-wise
Even more wild would be 11 different teams making the Finals in that time, with no team making it more than twice. Legit, this is a fantastic time to be an NBA fan.