gorz wrote:Cricket23 wrote:Sticking with Boston in 6, even though I think they also win game 2. I see GS taking 3 and 5.
Glad to not see any bitching about the refs for a change.
Very predictable are the takes about unsustainable shooting, and the multiple appropriate counterpoints have already been given. Boston hasn't been shooting 50% from 3 for all of 2022, yet they've been steamrolling teams.
If I were a Warriors fan, I'd be concerned about Green's postgame comments. His notion of 42 minute dominance is silly, but if he thinks that was GS playing dominating basketball then perhaps he doesn't expect them to play much better? GS should be more concerned than they seem to be instead of hoping for the best.
GS could obviously win the next game, but I'm leaning towards Boston pummeling them right from the opening tip. Tatum and Brown weren't emotionally ready for game 1. Brown got there eventually, and they'll all be there for the start of game 2.
I can guarantee that won't happen. Boston has been the most inconsistent team the entire playoffs. The only reason they are being hyped up right now is because they stole game one from the Warriors by putting up a 40 point fourth quarter. If there's any team right now that knows how to bounce back from a loss like that one, it's the Warriors.
I think much of the inconsistency is due to inconsistency with who they have had available, to go along with playing high level and very physical teams. The extra days off they'll be getting in this series will be highly beneficial for them. Not saying you can't be right, and what I think has nothing to do with GS. It's based on what I've seen from Boston since January.



























