Sports Realist wrote:Will be very interesting to see Harden's status from this point forward...
I don't think they'll bother him, if they lose the next one, they'll re-evaluate.
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Sports Realist wrote:Will be very interesting to see Harden's status from this point forward...
blicka wrote:Can't wait to see doncic on an island vs jimmy butler,paul george or kahwi leonard and those weak ass moves that work in europe getting shut down
KhalilS wrote:Sports Realist wrote:Will be very interesting to see Harden's status from this point forward...
I don't think they'll bother him, if they lose the next one, they'll re-evaluate.
blicka wrote:Can't wait to see doncic on an island vs jimmy butler,paul george or kahwi leonard and those weak ass moves that work in europe getting shut down
KhalilS wrote:Sports Realist wrote:Will be very interesting to see Harden's status from this point forward...
I don't think they'll bother him, if they lose the next one, they'll re-evaluate.
levon wrote:this board: "THT's negative value"
this board after he's traded: "I like THT, and he's so young! stupid Lakers let another one go"
literally every Lakers young player in the last 7 years
hardenASG13 wrote:Giannis free throw routine is absurd. He takes 10 seconds for his BS visualization and then 11-13 seconds on each free throw. I could see maybe if it was working, but it clearly doesn’t. Just gives him more time to over think the shot, which is his problem.
It reminds me of playing golf with someone who sucks but takes 10 practice swings before each shot, then stand over the ball for ten seconds before swinging only to hit it no where and then do it all over again on the next shot. Those are the worst people to play with, and who ever Giannis is developing his ft routine with is also the worst at what they do.
Hello Brooklyn wrote:theFireBlanket wrote:Hello Brooklyn wrote:
Every dog has his day
You guys were awfully quiet after getting spanked by 50. Keep that same energy when you lose in 5.
I just didn't want to reply to the crap you @ me with last time. Cause it should be hyperbole but you literally believed that.
It is true that KD can't be stopped. He missed a ton of wide open shots today.
It won't happen again.
GiannisAnte34 wrote:Hello Brooklyn wrote:Laimbeer wrote:Was KD fouled on that last shot? Sure looked like it.
KD was fouled every single play of the game by Tucker.
His strategy was basically they won't call everything. And then the one time he did he threw a temper tantrum.
Dude is a straight punk. Can't play actual defense.
you salty
danvato wrote:Hello Brooklyn wrote:theFireBlanket wrote:
I just didn't want to reply to the crap you @ me with last time. Cause it should be hyperbole but you literally believed that.
It is true that KD can't be stopped. He missed a ton of wide open shots today.
It won't happen again.
What is your definition of "wide open" shots? According to nba.com - https://go.nba.com/zc5m - only 1 of KDs shots was "wide open", only 2 more were "open". He did miss all 3, so if you define 'a ton' as 3, you'd be correct.
Tuckers physicality can be borderline fouling on each play, different refs will call it differently, and in the play-offs most will allow the physical play so no need to discredit the defense.