Post#8 » by NaturalThunder » Thu Nov 23, 2017 3:32 am
Of course. When most of us had more-or-less quit on them, they come out and destroy the Warriors.
I decided to go as "off the grid" as possible tonight. We're on Thanksgiving break so my wife and I went to my in-laws where I drank quite a bit of beer in three hours to keep my mind off the game. Then we left at about 7:30 so we could back home and put our 16-month old down for bed. I got home around 8 o'clock and when I checked the score at 8:15 we were up by 17 at the half. I still assumed we'd lose because we blow 20ish point leads like they're going out of style. I check again about 20ish minutes later and we're up by 23 at the end of the 3rd quarter. I assumed we'd still lose.
So, yeah, how did we not only manage to build a big first half lead but also maintain it the rest of the game against the best team in the NBA?
I mean we just blew a 20 point lead to the bleeping Pelicans. We blew a 23 point lead to the Kawhi Leonard-less Spurs. So how did we manage to finally maintain an early big lead through four quarters against the best team in the NBA and reigning champs?
Said in a thread about which point guards would make OKC better if they replaced Westbrook:
Coxy wrote:I think with a PG like George Hill, they'd be better than current.