WestGOAT wrote:Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him.
You're saying that like it's a bad thing. If it was 23YO Kobe on the Cs here, they probably win 4-0 or 4-1.
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WestGOAT wrote:Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him.
Agent 0 wrote:Why did they stop attacking Curry in the p&r? They don't need to be attacking Wiggins and Klay
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
WestGOAT wrote:The turning point of the 4th quarter, Celtics had all the momentum going for them, but Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him. Celtics could have easily closed this game out, but went away from what was working for them.
Still see Celtics winning in 6 or 7, they have been fantastic on the road and I feel that GSW is barely hanging on. Green + Looney sharing the court on offense is unplayable for them, basically playing 3-on-5.
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
Birdon wrote:Unfortunately JT consistently refuses to facilitate JB’s scoring. When he does and becomes the floor general, good things happen to the Cs.WestGOAT wrote:The turning point of the 4th quarter, Celtics had all the momentum going for them, but Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him. Celtics could have easily closed this game out, but went away from what was working for them.
Still see Celtics winning in 6 or 7, they have been fantastic on the road and I feel that GSW is barely hanging on. Green + Looney sharing the court on offense is unplayable for them, basically playing 3-on-5.
Pennebaker wrote:And Bird did it while being a defensive liability. But he also made All-Defensive teams, which was another controversial issue regarding Bird and votes.
JN61 wrote:Birdon wrote:Unfortunately JT consistently refuses to facilitate JB’s scoring. When he does and becomes the floor general, good things happen to the Cs.WestGOAT wrote:The turning point of the 4th quarter, Celtics had all the momentum going for them, but Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him. Celtics could have easily closed this game out, but went away from what was working for them.
Still see Celtics winning in 6 or 7, they have been fantastic on the road and I feel that GSW is barely hanging on. Green + Looney sharing the court on offense is unplayable for them, basically playing 3-on-5.
I don't know. Tatum is a poor playmaker and his passing suspect. He has done some wild passes in this serie. Regardless, not like Celtics have much options. This might be the worst passing team we have seen in the finals for years.
Mamba81p wrote:After this series I would have hoped that Curry haters would stfu. They have no arguments against him, but I guess you cannot reason with haters/stans
With the way this game was played, I was sure Celtics would win: Physical game, with Celtics keeping the intensity high the entire game, but they kept making poor decisions, and Smart acting like he is some sort of closer again. Dude threw away game 5 against Bucks, almost lost game 7 against by himself against the Heat, but he keeps trying to be the hero when he is the worst shooter/scorer on the team.
Myth wrote:Myth wrote:Loaded_Hollows wrote:
The last 4:30 the Warriors scored 15 points. Steph had 10 of them and assisted on a 3.
CuRrYs TeAmMaTeS SaVeD HiM
Watching post game clips and the other 2 points were a hockey assist for Curry where Dray set a screen for Curry and rolled, the Celtics ignored Dray to have 2 sets of eyes on Curry who lobbed it to Dray, leading to a defensive rotation leaving Looney open for a point blank basket. This play was set up because of the over commitment to stopping Curry. But please go on about how Steph’s teammates saved him.
floppymoose wrote:Over on the Celtics board, they are upset, and down on Tatum, which I understand, even though I think Tatum is going to be a huge star and some more patience is needed. But they are also talking like the series is over, which I really don't understand. It feels like anyone can win any game. I could see either team winning the series in 6.
og15 wrote:All these "when it matters" ridiculousness. Warriors aren't in the position to win if Curry doesn't do what he did the first three quarters. All of Wiggins great plays are for naught if Curry doesn't have his big 3rd quarter. Celtics trying to double Curry is what helped Looney get the layup late to put them up 5.JN61 wrote:og15 wrote:The classic try and find whatever means possible to not credit Curry, lol.
Wiggins was great, but saying he was "the" reason as if another guy didn't drop 43 is funny
Did you watch the game? Wiggins was part of every play when they went like 8 point shift. Curry was 2-4 when it mattered on the 4th and padded his numbers a bit in the end when it was over.
Combine this all with elite defense all game long.
Wiggins had a great game, but he wasn't the reason they won, he was a reason. That's just a statement being made to try to make it seem like Curry didn't do some serious heavy lifting.
okboomer wrote:Despite none of the games being in the single digits, the Warrriors have scored 422 and the Celtics 421.Rebounding is +4 to the Celtics. Even series overall despite the scores. Both teams collapsed at home in the 4th. I expect 3 more games.
EricAnderson wrote:Seems like Steph is on a absolute mission to try to finally win that finals MVP and shut everyone up
Feel like he won’t be denied and the Warriors role players will do enough at home to win in 7.
Warriors we’re basically Horford turning into Reggie Miller away from winning the first two home games.
LAL1947 wrote:WestGOAT wrote:Tatum couldn't help but channel the inner-Kobe in him.
You're saying that like it's a bad thing. If it was 23YO Kobe on the Cs here, they probably win 4-0 or 4-1.