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where's Scary Terry when you need him

Trap game for the Cavs.

If they don't take us seriously they might only win by 10 and screw up their chance to pad that point differential.

No chance we win. Very high chance Lee puts in a lineup at some point in the game that are not NBA level players.

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I’m giving it a 50/50 chance we keep it within 50.

I absolutely hate passing up layups for open threes.

This is probably the best quarter of Miles career, his 15pts have kept the good guys in it for the most part.

That fall after Nurkic dunked gave me flashbacks to Andrew Bogut. Luckily he got up and doesn't seem worse for wear.

Salaun came up with 3 of the worst dribble moves that I have ever seen before on an NBA court. How anyone thinks this guy has potential is beyond me.

Man, several end sequences there have to be dispiriting for Melo. He watches while NSJ carelessly tosses the ball away (yet again), next play Salaun dribbles himself into the ground and throws it away, next play NSJ does the chicken with its head cut off and hits a prayer.

HornetJail wrote:where's Scary Terry when you need him

Somewhere betting against the odds.

EmpireFalls wrote:Salaun came up with 3 of the worst dribble moves that I have ever seen before on an NBA court. How anyone thinks this guy has potential is beyond me.

Lol I gave up on the kid. Hopefully he figures it out this off-season, but he looks like a wasted pick as of now.

Again shout out Miles Bridges. The only bright spot this season.

MPM wrote:next play NSJ does the chicken with its head cut off and hits a prayer.

Once upon a time we called that the Terry Rozier

JustBuzzin wrote:Again shout out Miles Bridges. The only bright spot this season.

Feeling really good about that contract these days.

Get 'em, frenchie.

SaluanMania!

Diop wrote:SaluanMania!

For all his big hairy warts at this point, he continues to have good hands on defense and rebound well.

Miles with 15 in the 1st quarter and 14 in the 3rd quarter.

His career high is 45, it's within reach.

NSJ's passing of late has been, shall we say, inattentive.