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Froob wrote:Afam wrote:I am just following the boxscore. 121 points and counting. Smh. This franchise is over.
Fixed it for you
Kyrie For Three wrote:Froob wrote:He kept taking unnecessarily difficult shots instead of driving. He must be tired. Shouldn’t have played all 82 games.
He just traveled since Sunday from Cleveland to Toronto. He has to regroup and have an HGH oxygen infused cocktail before game 2.
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ConstableGeneva wrote:But seriously, how is Lebron still doing this in his 30th year in the NBA?
SMTBSI wrote:I'm getting very close to digging up those threads where certain posters laughed at those of us who said the Cavs should still be favored to come out of the east.
No, it's not "different this year". I don't care what it looks like leading up, it's only different after someone finally deposes Lebron, not before.
SMTBSI wrote:I'm getting very close to digging up those threads where certain posters laughed at those of us who said the Cavs should still be favored to come out of the east.
No, it's not "different this year". I don't care what it looks like leading up, it's only different after someone finally deposes Lebron, not before.
soxfan2003 wrote:SMTBSI wrote:I'm getting very close to digging up those threads where certain posters laughed at those of us who said the Cavs should still be favored to come out of the east.
No, it's not "different this year". I don't care what it looks like leading up, it's only different after someone finally deposes Lebron, not before.
I have always acknowledged Lebron's greatness but with the way Tatum/Brown/Rozier have played this year, healthy Celtics take them down in relative ease. Just too much talent for Cavs/Lebron to handle.
Last years Celtics team healthy IMHO had zero shot since you are not beating a Lebron led team with IT and Bradley as your starting backcourt unless you perhaps have Duncan and Robinson at PF/C.
If you can't defend Lebron and make him work really hard for points and work hard on D to a lesser extent, he will usually crush you.
Raptors just don't seem like a physically tough team that you kind of need for playoffs.
ConstableGeneva wrote:But seriously, how is Lebron still doing this in his 30th year in the NBA?
SMTBSI wrote:soxfan2003 wrote:SMTBSI wrote:I'm getting very close to digging up those threads where certain posters laughed at those of us who said the Cavs should still be favored to come out of the east.
No, it's not "different this year". I don't care what it looks like leading up, it's only different after someone finally deposes Lebron, not before.
I have always acknowledged Lebron's greatness but with the way Tatum/Brown/Rozier have played this year, healthy Celtics take them down in relative ease. Just too much talent for Cavs/Lebron to handle.
Last years Celtics team healthy IMHO had zero shot since you are not beating a Lebron led team with IT and Bradley as your starting backcourt unless you perhaps have Duncan and Robinson at PF/C.
If you can't defend Lebron and make him work really hard for points and work hard on D to a lesser extent, he will usually crush you.
Raptors just don't seem like a physically tough team that you kind of need for playoffs.
Don't get me wrong, I can absolutely see us beating them. I'm just not going to be the one prematurely writing Lebron's obituary year after year and being wrong year after year. You'd think New Englanders would know better with Brady being in a similar spot.
We will overtake him eventually. This year or sometime very soon. And I'll love it when it happens.
OFWGKTA wrote:HAHAHAHAHAHAHA....(to be continued)
Froob wrote:Friends is like Kyle Lowry, everyone says it's amazing but you sit down and watch it and you're just like meh...
GuyClinch wrote: Regulation is mostly to blame - also excessive medical costs.
