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Thanos1985 wrote:Calinks wrote:LeThanos takes on the Golden State Avengers next.
Thanos is my name, a not so unusual greek name .
Why a lot of people call here Lebron, Thanos?
*INGRAM*ALLSTARSEASON* Wemby is HIM
bakesale wrote:
I hate random stats out of context.
It doesn't factor in things like opponent's pressure, time pressure, game pressure, confidence, fatigue etc.
I mean there's a 1 in 11.5 million chance of getting attacked by a shark but if you live in the middle of the country and never go close to the coast and stay away from aquariums your whole life there's a 0% chance you'll be attacked. If you are a professional surfer like Mick Fanning your chances of being attacked by a shark increases significantly.
These kind of stats are meaningless to me.
MaxRider wrote:dreadhead_htx wrote:djsunyc wrote:lebron has 3 days to get all the infinity stones.
Thanos did it in a day
The Laker Kid wrote:If the internet existed back in the 80’s, you’d probably hear how people are so sick of seeing Lakers-Celtics in the finals
BayWarrior wrote:For all those that say if CP3 was healthy Houston wins, its quite possible if Iggy was healthy, this might not have gone 7 games.
The Laker Kid wrote:If the internet existed back in the 80’s, you’d probably hear how people are so sick of seeing Lakers-Celtics in the finals
*INGRAM*ALLSTARSEASON* Wemby is HIM
Yank3525 wrote:fanofthegreats wrote:infinite11285 wrote:
You're at the 2nd stages of grief. But know this, the refs don't make you miss 27 consecutive threes.
Easy to go cold when momentum shifts. Ever played basketball?
Yes.
But Houston had clean looks too and you can't blame that on the refs.
PhilBlackson wrote:Thanos1985 wrote:Calinks wrote:LeThanos takes on the Golden State Avengers next.
Thanos is my name, a not so unusual greek name .
Why a lot of people call here Lebron, Thanos?
Google "your" name....there's a character that's made it far more popular.
inquisitive wrote:I think it will be a happy summer for the Rockets though.
afox wrote:bmurph128 wrote:TMU wrote:Durant showed up when the game mattered. He's the 2nd best player in this league. Let's not kid ourselves. I can't stand that jackass, but dude was clutch as hell and totally carried his team.
I agree that KD closed this game and without him they lose....and I think these playoffs showed that he's better than Curry.
But I wouldn't take him over Harden or Kawh.
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Curry had more to do with digging em outta the hole though...
Boognish wrote:Naero wrote:Well, it was fun while it lasted, but the Warriors fulfilled the odds pegged to their comeback chances and took care of their business in the end.
Great season, Rockets. You are a championship-level team, even if it can't be officialized this year; you just had the misfortune of playing against the most stacked team of the modern era, compounded by CP3's infelicitous injury.
Props to Curry and Durant for spearheading the second-half comeback; by doing so, they've staved off what would have been an irrecoverable blow to their legacies. Their confidence crescendoed when it mattered the most, and they made me retract all words I made to the contrary earlier.
Still not looking forward to Warriors-Cavaliers Part IV, but I've already steeled myself for it for some time by knowing that the basketball gods would be disgracious as usual.
Congratulations in advance to the champions-to-be Warriors, FWIW.
great word
inquisitive wrote:BayWarrior wrote:For all those that say if CP3 was healthy Houston wins, its quite possible if Iggy was healthy, this might not have gone 7 games.
don't forget to leave out Luc if you're gonna mention Iggy.
