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Calinks wrote:Very impressed with the Warriors! They are deep as hell, no one star had a major game but they played a complete team game. This is why they beat the 2 seed. Kerr is also an excellent coach. It's amazing that every home team dropped the first game, I don't know if that has happened before. If anyone made that bet, they are feeling great tonight!
doogie_hauser wrote:76ciology wrote:doogie_hauser wrote:Hard to imagine Steph returning for games 2 and 3.
Mind you the NBA and its rigid playoff schedule is partly to blame, the Dubs only had one day of rest between game 7 of the Rockets series and tonight.
Good chance to miss game 2 and good chance to play for game 3
If they win game 2, they definitely should rest Curry for game 3, hamstring injuries, especially at Steph's age have to be taken seriously
Admiral-Kizaru wrote:RIPskaterdude wrote:Of course Buddy is carrying the Warriors to a win
I keep mixing you and @Dupp up.
Jta444 wrote:Kawaii Leonard wrote:Jta444 wrote:
And how Lebron stans overrate his greatness yet can only show 4 championships in 23 years of playing. Lol
You don’t know ball if you think Curry is close to Lebron. It’s almost a science as much as it is about your gravity equations of Steph just standing there in the locker room allowing Buddy to still shoot the way he has his whole career—albeit streaky. Last I checked the court is 94 feet long and Curry doesn’t sniff Lebron on the other side of that court. Absolute pylon in comparison.
Btw, I’m a massive fan of both of them. You scream deluded stan however.
Yea but Curry is 6”3 180lbs to Lebron’s 6”9 260lb frame with god-given athleticism.
Yet the latter has recruited more superstars to his teams and formed more superteams.
Give me Curry’s mentality over LePouter’s any day of the week. In a vacuum Lebron is better, but for me greatness is about mentality and overcoming the odds, not jumping ship time and again
WarriorGM wrote:Steph is the greatest playmaker of all-time.
Mamba81p wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:
Cam Thomas came back next game. It depends a lot. He will most likely miss the next game especially with warriors winning game 1. After that who knows
Mamba81p wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:
Cam Thomas came back next game. It depends a lot. He will most likely miss the next game especially with warriors winning game 1. After that who knows
Kawaii Leonard wrote::noway:Jta444 wrote:Kawaii Leonard wrote:
You don’t know ball if you think Curry is close to Lebron. It’s almost a science as much as it is about your gravity equations of Steph just standing there in the locker room allowing Buddy to still shoot the way he has his whole career—albeit streaky. Last I checked the court is 94 feet long and Curry doesn’t sniff Lebron on the other side of that court. Absolute pylon in comparison.
Btw, I’m a massive fan of both of them. You scream deluded stan however.
Yea but Curry is 6”3 180lbs to Lebron’s 6”9 260lb frame with god-given athleticism.
Yet the latter has recruited more superstars to his teams and formed more superteams.
Give me Curry’s mentality over LePouter’s any day of the week. In a vacuum Lebron is better, but for me greatness is about mentality and overcoming the odds, not jumping ship time and again
You should play NBA 2K my player, actually I highly recommend NBA Street vol. 1 & 2.
Are we not talking about professional athletes here? How are you going to seriously use that as an argument. Tony Allen and Gary Payton were better defenders than Obi Toppin or Carmelo Anthony.
Curry blew a a 3-1 lead in the finals and went to KD’s hampton beach house to recruit KD. We have been in the age of player-empowerment ever since the celtic big 4. Get over your hatred for a person who doesn’t even know you exist. It’s not healthy man.
cgf wrote:I just don’t see how the warriors make a series of it. They struggled with a much less dangerous Houston team just because of how small they are and how old their core is, the wolves should eat them alive.
Diop wrote:Impuniti wrote:doogie_hauser wrote:Hard to imagine Steph returning for games 2 and 3.
Mind you the NBA and its rigid playoff schedule is partly to blame, the Dubs only had one day of rest between game 7 of the Rockets series and tonight.
Silver should be taken to the shed for this schedule. **** clown.
most of the money is from the TV deal, they have to remember who butters their bread
HotRocks34 wrote:Kawaii Leonard wrote::noway:Jta444 wrote:
Yea but Curry is 6”3 180lbs to Lebron’s 6”9 260lb frame with god-given athleticism.
Yet the latter has recruited more superstars to his teams and formed more superteams.
Give me Curry’s mentality over LePouter’s any day of the week. In a vacuum Lebron is better, but for me greatness is about mentality and overcoming the odds, not jumping ship time and again
You should play NBA 2K my player, actually I highly recommend NBA Street vol. 1 & 2.
Are we not talking about professional athletes here? How are you going to seriously use that as an argument. Tony Allen and Gary Payton were better defenders than Obi Toppin or Carmelo Anthony.
Curry blew a a 3-1 lead in the finals and went to KD’s hampton beach house to recruit KD. We have been in the age of player-empowerment ever since the celtic big 4. Get over your hatred for a person who doesn’t even know you exist. It’s not healthy man.
I'm not the biggest LeBron fan in the world but LeBron >>>>> Curry
Loaf_of_bread wrote:Regular season bb isn't the same. GS is in for a rude awakening.
Mamba81p wrote:HotRocks34 wrote:
Cam Thomas came back next game. It depends a lot. He will most likely miss the next game especially with warriors winning game 1. After that who knows
