Mr.Raptorsingh wrote:Dirk Nowitzki wrote:The Cavs looked very soft against the Raptors. Thompson didn't look that great. Love moves and plays as if he is 57. If he's not hitting his 3 pointers, he is basically useless and a negative player. Last year, the Cavs stayed in games with defense and playing at a very deliberate slow tempo. They're lacking the size and athleticism that OKC has that almost knocked the Warriors out. It's really tough to see the Cavs winning the finals, Love, Irving, Smith looked extremely vulnerable on d vs the Raptors. A lot will have to change.
By the way, let me share another staple of the Warriors play (especially at home). Check out Green in the middle.Gfycat Video - Click to Play
I was amazed that the Thunder never retaliated during that series. So many dirty or questionable plays. Adams is incredibly calm.
I have money on the Warriors (after game 5 - odds too good to pass up), but I'll be rooting for the Cavs to win it all. It's the lesser of two evils. I've just felt like it's two seasons where one team plays with a different brand of rules and I always root against the super favorite, so it's easy to root for the Lebrons in this case.
That looks like Green is just boxing out as the shot is going up.
sort of agree, but it also looks like a little extra on the boxout... closer to a hipcheck... still dont think it was necessarily dirty either, but it couldve easily been a foul.