2016 NBA Playoffs Thread [ARCHIVED] Basketball • Page 9

just rewatched that screen by Bogut on one of Curry's threes, god damn that was bad

 

holllllly smokes that screen

ugh

 

Damn do we even have to make Houston play three more games?

 

So is Daryl Morey gonna lose his job?

 

Glad the refs cracked down and called that foul. How dare Dwight try to post up?

 

Alexander gave him a vote of confidence, but he flies by the seat of his pants at times (see McHale)

 

That sequence defined the two teams.

 

Uhhhhh

 

Hm. Steph does not look like he's moving well.

 

I'm guessing your tv is way behind...

 

Thats why you play McDaniels, JBB

dumby

 

The Warriors beat reporters are losing their minds on twitter.

 

At least they regained some of that lead. My friend had to miss the game because he had to pick up his gf and he's losing his mind texting me nonstop lol oy

 

It never even went below 16...

 

Sooooo feed is just dead? wtf.

 

This is ridiculous, I wonder.. Is the local feed dead too?

 

Not that it matters with the way the Rockets are playing, but it's ridiculous how comically lopsided this game has been officiated.

Andrew Bogut should already be fouled out by now. I've never understood why the Warriors get away with so many moving screens. Every other team is called for them constantly.

 

Back, he's on the bench

 

All about the Thunder. Can't say my hopes are too high though at the moment.

 

I'm a Rockets fan. Here are my opinions:

You have to start over.

Dwight shouldn't and won't be resigned, and rightfully so.

That's step 1.

Step 2, and this is the more controversial one...

James Harden has to go. He will never, EVER be the number one guy on a championship team. Ever. He's more Carmelo and less Curry/LeBron. If your best player is James Harden, chances are you will have a good team, but it will never be great. His style of play does not lend itself to great team success. It's no coincidence that you bring in a damn good center and turn him into a slightly above average shell of his former self. Then you bring in a top level play making point guard and you turn him into an end of the bench scrub that is cut midway through his first season with the team.

Some say this is due to poor coaching, and I agree to an extent, but I'm not buying fully into that notion.

Much like the Cleveland Browns are the place where players go to die, James Harden-led teams will kill once promising players.

 

shoulda been the jazz

 

The losses would have been worse for the Jazz.

 

maybe

 

Wait, who was the "top level play making point guard" Houston signed? Ty Lawson?