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PCProductions wrote:Has anyone actually heard what the medical diagnosis is for this foot thing? The fact that we haven't heard anything by now is pretty damning. If it's some kind of tendon issue... we have a problem on our hands.
RSCD3_ wrote:PaulieWal wrote:RSCD3_ wrote:Ok I just know that some fans are sick of the anti warriors agenda and swing the opposite way. Your not really a fan of either team so It wouldn't really make sense for you to say that. I didn't really check the username.
Regardless though the warriors made a bunch of mistakes and were having a hard time converting on easy shots.
Anti-Warriors agenda? More like GSW players are finally being called out on their dirty plays and people are getting defensive.
Because no one likes Howard nobody really talked about Bogut trying to Olynyk him. And Green tackled Beasley at the end of the game.
I'm talking about 73* wins and no wonder curry is a superstar he has his own set of lineman, I don't think anybody that's not a warrior fan has denied GS sets a bunch of semi illegal screens.
A lot of the baseless hate, talk about the refs being in their pocket and them being the nba's golden child were all arguments that were used against the heat.
About the two fouls
The Bogut thing was absolutely dirty and he has been sneakily dirty for awhile now. The green thing is underplayed by warriors fans but Beasley was kind of spazzing out and he wasn't being tackled. Lightly shoved and a flagrant but he did grab him by the hips MMA style
There's nothing low-key about Bogut. He jacked Dwight Howard in the back of the head last year. I remember his dirty screens and holding/arm bars being a talking point going all the way back to Milwaukee.
mystic wrote:sideshowbob wrote:What are your qualitative/quantitative thoughts on Curry this year? Lot of talk of him playing at GOAT level, would you say you'd agree given what you've seen?
I'm following the conversation on RealGM somewhat, and I'm more on the Draymond-Green-side of things here ... I like Curry a lot, he is extremely fun to watch, but I would not say that he is GOAT-level yet. I'm really confident that I would take Jordan, O'Neal, Olajuwon, Garnett and James ahead of him in terms of peak-level. He is the GOAT shooter, without a doubt; he is even more versatile in creating his own perimeter shot than Steve Nash was, which has a lot to do with his extreme quick release. Besides that he can create the offense for others, but I think that in time teams can adapt their defense accordingly to lower Curry overall offensive impact more than they could do that for Jordan or O'Neal. I think that some of that was seen over the course of the season already. We need to see how Currys can further improve and find a counter to the other teams' "counter" ... But he also needs to be healthy. Hopefully, him sitting out now for two games was just a precaution and not a sign of something serious. He had ankle issues in the past and there were some questionmarks, but it did seem to have vanished. Maybe he should ask Nowitzki for advice to get some "rubber-ankles", he rolled his ankles multiple times and still had/has a long career.
But in his home dwelling...the hi-top faded warrior is revered. *Smack!* The sound of his palm blocking the basketball... the sound of thousands rising, roaring... the sound of "get that sugar honey iced tea outta here!"
therealbig3 wrote:Yeah Kerr basically said that Curry is a go.
MyUniBroDavis wrote:Wtf he is returning
Kerr you madman
The-Power wrote:MyUniBroDavis wrote:Wtf he is returning
Kerr you madman
If there's no injury-risk - i.e. just a bruise or something like this - players usually play through it, especially in the playoffs. It had nothing to do with his ankle, it was officially his right knee (according to Ros).
Heej wrote:So I suppose the elephant in the room is that Steph might end up being this generation's guard version of Bill Walton
MyUniBroDavis wrote:The-Power wrote:MyUniBroDavis wrote:Wtf he is returning
Kerr you madman
If there's no injury-risk - i.e. just a bruise or something like this - players usually play through it, especially in the playoffs. It had nothing to do with his ankle, it was officially his right knee (according to Ros).
He is going back to the locker room
The-Power wrote:MyUniBroDavis wrote:The-Power wrote:If there's no injury-risk - i.e. just a bruise or something like this - players usually play through it, especially in the playoffs. It had nothing to do with his ankle, it was officially his right knee (according to Ros).
He is going back to the locker room
Yeah, just read that. Mh, let's wait and see.
