Flight33 wrote:I'm so upset with all the injuries you guys are going through.
Thanks man, best to you guys.
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Flight33 wrote:I'm so upset with all the injuries you guys are going through.
MyUniBroDavis wrote: he was like YALL PEOPLE WHO DOUBT ME WILL SEE YALLS STATS ARE WRONG I HAVE THE BIG BRAIN PLAYS MUCHO NASTY BIG BRAIN BIG CHUNGUS BRAIN YOU BOYS ON UR BBALL REFERENCE NO UNDERSTANDO
Cicero wrote:Hopefully you guys won't take this as sarcasm or a veiled attack as a non-OKC fan, but as a result of these injuries I've genuinely never been more awed about you guys in terms of potential threat level.
I mean, I see two outcomes here-
1.) You pull a 1996–97 Spurs, miss the playoffs, get a lottery pick, and come into next year as a championship contender with a top lottery talent.
2.) You pull a 2013-14 Spurs by playing all your non-stars and young potential a **** more than you usually would so that by the time the playoffs come around (which you manage to squeeze into in this scenario), you not only have KD and Russ ready but you have a roster with a lot more confidence and depth from all the playing time.
Unless I missed something? Obviously all scenarios involve plenty of luck and assumptions, but I see potentially enormous silver linings here.
Ghost wrote:Seriously, I feel extremely bad for the Thunder fans. I have never seen or heard about anything like this. It's like the walking dead out there, half the roster is hurt. I hope that people can keep stepping up and that they win enough games so that it is possible for the team to still make a run at the playoffs once KD and Westbrook come back.Cicero wrote:Hopefully you guys won't take this as sarcasm or a veiled attack as a non-OKC fan, but as a result of these injuries I've genuinely never been more awed about you guys in terms of potential threat level.
I mean, I see two outcomes here-
1.) You pull a 1996–97 Spurs, miss the playoffs, get a lottery pick, and come into next year as a championship contender with a top lottery talent.
2.) You pull a 2013-14 Spurs by playing all your non-stars and young potential a **** more than you usually would so that by the time the playoffs come around (which you manage to squeeze into in this scenario), you not only have KD and Russ ready but you have a roster with a lot more confidence and depth from all the playing time.
Unless I missed something? Obviously all scenarios involve plenty of luck and assumptions, but I see potentially enormous silver linings here.
I looked at it like #2, but it may require a massive run to even make the 8 seed. The potential growth by the young players on the roster could play huge if they are able to overcome this. It could be the most dangerous 8 seed of all time. At least this is what I am hoping for.
MyUniBroDavis wrote: he was like YALL PEOPLE WHO DOUBT ME WILL SEE YALLS STATS ARE WRONG I HAVE THE BIG BRAIN PLAYS MUCHO NASTY BIG BRAIN BIG CHUNGUS BRAIN YOU BOYS ON UR BBALL REFERENCE NO UNDERSTANDO
bondom34 wrote:Ghost wrote:Seriously, I feel extremely bad for the Thunder fans. I have never seen or heard about anything like this. It's like the walking dead out there, half the roster is hurt. I hope that people can keep stepping up and that they win enough games so that it is possible for the team to still make a run at the playoffs once KD and Westbrook come back.Cicero wrote:Hopefully you guys won't take this as sarcasm or a veiled attack as a non-OKC fan, but as a result of these injuries I've genuinely never been more awed about you guys in terms of potential threat level.
I mean, I see two outcomes here-
1.) You pull a 1996–97 Spurs, miss the playoffs, get a lottery pick, and come into next year as a championship contender with a top lottery talent.
2.) You pull a 2013-14 Spurs by playing all your non-stars and young potential a **** more than you usually would so that by the time the playoffs come around (which you manage to squeeze into in this scenario), you not only have KD and Russ ready but you have a roster with a lot more confidence and depth from all the playing time.
Unless I missed something? Obviously all scenarios involve plenty of luck and assumptions, but I see potentially enormous silver linings here.
I looked at it like #2, but it may require a massive run to even make the 8 seed. The potential growth by the young players on the roster could play huge if they are able to overcome this. It could be the most dangerous 8 seed of all time. At least this is what I am hoping for.
Thanks man, glad to have other fans drop by and wish health! Best to the Pistons as well.
Old Man Game wrote:Thunderhead wrote:bondom34 wrote:Yeah, think it was a blessing in disguise I didn't renew League Pass...
I almost purchased league pass this year but backed out, not because Thunder have gone south with injuries, but this is my first year with Dish Network. Right now, on the free preview, all the games are in HD. But when I went to purchase, it says SD . I'm not paying $200 to watch blurry SD games.
You can still watch league pass broad band in hd via a roku or Apple tv.
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