Around the NBA streets Vol. 5: ONE MORE TIME

AirP. · Post #901 » by **AirP.** » Sat May 2, 2020 12:38 pm

Post #902 » by **QUIZ** » Sun May 3, 2020 4:09 am

Most humiliating loss in NBA history?

This series is what makes the 2019 title one of the greatest comeback stories in NBA history.

This is honestly the best LeBron mentally that we've ever seen imo. He had successfully broken the East. I don't think its a coincidence that the East suddenly got good once he left.

Bishop45 · Post #903 » by **Bishop45** » Mon May 4, 2020 2:18 am

QUIZ wrote:

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Most humiliating loss in NBA history?

This series is what makes the 2019 title one of the greatest comeback stories in NBA history.

This is honestly the best LeBron mentally that we've ever seen imo. He had successfully broken the East. I don't think its a coincidence that the East suddenly got good once he left.

Kiwi trade probably would've put Raps over the top with Cavs deteriorating, he 'scaped with the crown tho. Every one of those final 3 yrs I thought they(Cavs) would fall and lebby proved to be a King in a field of mice

Post #904 » by **QUIZ** » Mon May 4, 2020 3:04 am

Bishop45 wrote:
QUIZ wrote:

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Most humiliating loss in NBA history?

This series is what makes the 2019 title one of the greatest comeback stories in NBA history.

This is honestly the best LeBron mentally that we've ever seen imo. He had successfully broken the East. I don't think its a coincidence that the East suddenly got good once he left.

Kiwi trade probably would've put Raps over the top with Cavs deteriorating, he 'scaped with the crown tho. Every one of those final 3 yrs I thought they(Cavs) would fall and lebby proved to be a King in a field of mice

I wonder if they even do the trade with Lebby still in the East though. Those four years felt like the entire conference was broken. With that said you're probably right just because how awful that Cavs team really was without MyRie. smh :nonono:

Bishop45 · Post #905 » by **Bishop45** » Sat May 9, 2020 6:41 pm

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Bishop45 · Post #906 » by **Bishop45** » Sun May 10, 2020 1:49 am

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eddieheatfan · Post #907 » by **eddieheatfan** » Mon May 11, 2020 12:26 am

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bruh he's like channeling allen iverson with that haircut :lol:

AirP. · Post #908 » by **AirP.** » Thu May 14, 2020 4:11 pm

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Bishop45 · Post #909 » by **Bishop45** » Fri May 15, 2020 8:39 pm

Secrit wepan

Post #910 » by **IggieCC** » Fri May 15, 2020 8:49 pm

Bishop45 wrote:Secrit wepan

Spoiler:

why use fatty Heat pic for this announcement?

as i always say, pic or didn't happen bish

Bishop45 · Post #911 » by **Bishop45** » Fri May 15, 2020 11:47 pm

IggieCC wrote:
Bishop45 wrote:Secrit wepan

Spoiler:

why use fatty Heat pic for this announcement?

as i always say, pic or didn't happen bish

There's two inputs in that post, ignoramus

Bishop45 · Post #912 » by **Bishop45** » Sat May 16, 2020 1:44 am

Not bad numbers this yr for a tirty pic, Doc, not bad

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HeatFanLifer · Post #913 » by **HeatFanLifer** » Sun May 24, 2020 5:57 pm

NBA should do a world cup style of bracketing to finish the season. 6 groups of 5 teams. Two teams advance from each group. Group placement is based on regular season record. 1 game against each team in group.

Group A:
Milwaukee, Philly, Dallas, Chicago, New York
Group B:
Lakers, indy, Memphis, Charlotte, Detroit
Group C:
Toronto, Houston, Brooklyn, Washington, Atl
Group D:
Clippers, OKC, Orlando, Phoenix, Minny
Group E:
Celtics, Heat, Portland, San Antonio, Cleveland
Group F:
Nuggets, Jazz, New Orleans, Sacramento, Warriors

12 teams advance. Teams with top 4 regular season records get a bye. 3 game playoff for 8 remaining teams in first round. Brackets are re-seeded each round depending on record.

Post #914 » by **IggieCC** » Sun May 24, 2020 7:37 pm

HeatFanLifer · Post #915 » by **HeatFanLifer** » Sun May 24, 2020 10:04 pm

IggieCC wrote:Boo

oreon · Post #916 » by **oreon** » Mon May 25, 2020 9:08 pm

HeatFanLifer wrote:NBA should do a world cup style of bracketing to finish the season. 6 groups of 5 teams. Two teams advance from each group. Group placement is based on regular season record. 1 game against each team in group.

Group A:
Milwaukee, Philly, Dallas, Chicago, New York
Group B:
Lakers, indy, Memphis, Charlotte, Detroit
Group C:
Toronto, Houston, Brooklyn, Washington, Atl
Group D:
Clippers, OKC, Orlando, Phoenix, Minny
Group E:
Celtics, Heat, Portland, San Antonio, Cleveland
Group F:
Nuggets, Jazz, New Orleans, Sacramento, Warriors

12 teams advance. Teams with top 4 regular season records get a bye. 3 game playoff for 8 remaining teams in first round. Brackets are re-seeded each round depending on record.

That is way too complicated. There are talks about doing 1 - 16 regardless of conference. The top 13 are pretty much set. You could have a play in tournament for 8 teams for the last 3 spots. Then the rest is the same, 7 game playoffs with reseeding each round. The matchups would be fun.

HeatFanLifer · Post #917 » by **HeatFanLifer** » Mon May 25, 2020 9:45 pm

oreon wrote:
HeatFanLifer wrote:NBA should do a world cup style of bracketing to finish the season. 6 groups of 5 teams. Two teams advance from each group. Group placement is based on regular season record. 1 game against each team in group.

Group A:
Milwaukee, Philly, Dallas, Chicago, New York
Group B:
Lakers, indy, Memphis, Charlotte, Detroit
Group C:
Toronto, Houston, Brooklyn, Washington, Atl
Group D:
Clippers, OKC, Orlando, Phoenix, Minny
Group E:
Celtics, Heat, Portland, San Antonio, Cleveland
Group F:
Nuggets, Jazz, New Orleans, Sacramento, Warriors

12 teams advance. Teams with top 4 regular season records get a bye. 3 game playoff for 8 remaining teams in first round. Brackets are re-seeded each round depending on record.

That is way too complicated. There are talks about doing 1 - 16 regardless of conference. The top 13 are pretty much set. You could have a play in tournament for 8 teams for the last 3 spots. Then the rest is the same, 7 game playoffs with reseeding each round. The matchups would be fun.

Post #918 » by **IggieCC** » Mon May 25, 2020 10:14 pm

Boo Lifer Boo

HeatFanLifer · Post #919 » by **HeatFanLifer** » Mon May 25, 2020 10:21 pm

IggieCC wrote:Boo Lifer Boo

HeatFanLifer · Post #920 » by **HeatFanLifer** » Tue May 26, 2020 7:37 pm

oreon wrote:
HeatFanLifer wrote:NBA should do a world cup style of bracketing to finish the season. 6 groups of 5 teams. Two teams advance from each group. Group placement is based on regular season record. 1 game against each team in group.

Group A:
Milwaukee, Philly, Dallas, Chicago, New York
Group B:
Lakers, indy, Memphis, Charlotte, Detroit
Group C:
Toronto, Houston, Brooklyn, Washington, Atl
Group D:
Clippers, OKC, Orlando, Phoenix, Minny
Group E:
Celtics, Heat, Portland, San Antonio, Cleveland
Group F:
Nuggets, Jazz, New Orleans, Sacramento, Warriors

12 teams advance. Teams with top 4 regular season records get a bye. 3 game playoff for 8 remaining teams in first round. Brackets are re-seeded each round depending on record.

That is way too complicated. There are talks about doing 1 - 16 regardless of conference. The top 13 are pretty much set. You could have a play in tournament for 8 teams for the last 3 spots. Then the rest is the same, 7 game playoffs with reseeding each round. The matchups would be fun.

The NBA is considering a group stage with the resumption of the season....

The 20 teams would be allocated into five tiers in descending order by record.

Tier 1: Bucks, Lakers, Raptors, Clippers
Tier 2: Celtics, Nuggets, Jazz, Heat
Tier 3: Thunder, Rockets, Pacers, Sixers
Tier 4: Mavericks, Grizzlies, Nets, Magic
Tier 5: Blazers, Pelicans, Kings, Spurs

Groups would then be randomly drawn with one team from each tier.