MickeyDavis wrote:So dumb to have so many off days during the Finals instead of keeping the every other day schedule of the conference finals.
Disagree. Games being spread out more should give us better quality basketball.
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MickeyDavis wrote:So dumb to have so many off days during the Finals instead of keeping the every other day schedule of the conference finals.
Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.
blazza18 wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:So dumb to have so many off days during the Finals instead of keeping the every other day schedule of the conference finals.
Disagree. Games being spread out more should give us better quality basketball.
WRau1 wrote:BOS isnt equipped to handle the scorers/playmakers GSW has, will be a short series.
blazza18 wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:So dumb to have so many off days during the Finals instead of keeping the every other day schedule of the conference finals.
Disagree. Games being spread out more should give us better quality basketball.
rilamann wrote:Gant wrote:Daver wrote:
Not denying what your saying but how many open look 3s did the bucks have that they bricked that had zero to do with bostons D.How many wide open 3s did the bucks have that they clanked that had nothing to do with bostons D.
Same as the heat saw them miss alot of 3s where it didnt look like the boston guy gad no affect on the shot. Not denying their D isnt great but their has to be a line between where good D ends n just absolute garbage O begins
Those Bucks and Heat shooters didn't miss because Boston was lucky for two consecutive series. They missed because they were fatigued. The Celtics' defense wears people down.
So does the Miami defense. They're quick, coordinated, and super physical with great hands, which creates other intangible advantages on D. They made the Celtics look like they forgot how to dribble sometimes.
You beat me to it.
To kind of echo you. Boston's defense makes you work your ass off offensively to get good shots, which wears you down and when you're worn down, open shots/good looks become more difficult.
That and Boston's defense never lets shooters get into a rythem or a flow. That's big. For example, in the regular season a lot of times we'll see the Buck's defense start off the game letting good shooters get good looks and that will allow guys to get a confidence and rythem going. Then when they start contesting shots in the 2nd half, guys are still hitting them with a hand in their face. Why? Because you allowed them get into a rythem and get their confidence going in the 1st half. You kind of created a monster.
Boston's defense never lets you get into a rythem like that. You might get a couple good looks over the course of the game, but not to where you're going to be able to get to any sort of rythem and you're going to be fatigued. We saw the Celtics do this with Grayson Allen in the Bucks series.
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BroncoBuck wrote:Warriors in 5. This Boston team doesn’t have the offense to keep up with Golden State and the Celtics’ defense has been extraordinarily lucky with teams missing 3’s. Good luck with that approach against Golden State.

Ron Swanson wrote:Everyone's putting on a good face for the cameras, but I still think it's all a PR blitz before Dame ultimately pens that Players' Tribune article several months from now. Convinced that him and the front office have a handshake agreement that they'll get the offseason to upgrade the roster or recruit another star there, and if they can't or he doesn't like the moves, then they'll actively work on securing a trade. Both sides want to avoid a Harden situation.
raferfenix wrote:Ron Swanson wrote:Everyone's putting on a good face for the cameras, but I still think it's all a PR blitz before Dame ultimately pens that Players' Tribune article several months from now. Convinced that him and the front office have a handshake agreement that they'll get the offseason to upgrade the roster or recruit another star there, and if they can't or he doesn't like the moves, then they'll actively work on securing a trade. Both sides want to avoid a Harden situation.
If this is the case what they do with #7 could be determinative.
Huge difference btw trading for or drafting a win now guy vs taking a prospect who would need even just a season or two to develop.
Not sure if they have enough assets outside of that pick to move the needle so much otherwise.
theFireBlanket wrote:
Steph's reaction after Oubre put up this shot is hysterical.
jschligs wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't know who the **** SupremeHustle is?
sidney lanier wrote:Not looking forward to these Finals. I wear hate goggles for both these teams, so every time Steph does his five-step pitty-pat stepback to a three and it's not called a travel, or Klay takes his gather step as though driving to the basket and passes off after landing (travel), or Steph does his annoying Notre Dame leprechaun dance after a made three, or Draymond swears at a ref and isn't teed up, or Smart flops, or Grant Williams flops, or Tatum tells us how he plays for Jesus, I will react.
Or maybe write a limerick.
I hate both the Dubs and the Celts
They flop like a beach full of smelts
And when one wins the prize
I will categorize
Them as frauds wearing championship belts

Baddy Chuck wrote:I want to win but I also love chaos.