NBA: *** Official 2015 NBA Playoffs Thread ***

Rondo, Love, and Kobe.

Would be great.

Haha people thought Love sulked a lot this year, just wait until he's got Kobe ******** at him all game, Rondo just glaring at everyone, Byron Scott perfecting his midrange jumper centric offense. Hopefully, Swaggy P is still on the team to obliviously jack up 3's and spread some joy around.
 
Haha people thought Love sulked a lot this year, just wait until he's got Kobe ******** at him all game, Rondo just glaring at everyone, Byron Scott perfecting his midrange jumper centric offense. Hopefully, Swaggy P is still on the team to obliviously jack up 3's and spread some joy around.

Don't forget Julius Randle camped out on the block, futilely calling for an entry pass that will never, ever come.
 
The wife and kid are in bed, now I can enjoy the great Reggie Miller on my 70 inch screen.
 
people saying Kobe > Duncan....

nice job of Griffin choking in clutch time also.
 
pretty amazing that Parker is 0-6 with 1 point in 30 minutes and they still win.

I really wanted to hate San Antonio back when Stern gifted them a championship for Horry's cheap shot...but man they play some really beautiful and gritty games when it counts. If they were to somehow pull out a title this year, it gets them into some pretty lofty comparisons as a dynasty, they're already there to some extent.
 
lol at DeAndre Jordan going 6-17 from the charity stripe.

As someone who doesn't play basketball that is probably average

As a high school basketball player that is pathetic

As a professional basketball player that just takes embarrassing to a whole new level

As a Spurs coach you would be stupid not to play whack a jordan.
 
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Tim Duncan was unbelievable last night, 44 minutes 28/11/4, just ridiculous at his age. Great win for the Spurs, especially for someone who had them at +2 last night. I kinda want to see the Clippers go far in the playoffs just to see how many mins Doc can play his starters. They're already using a Conference Finals or Finals type rotation in the first round, how much further can they cut that down?
 
Tim Duncan was unbelievable last night, 44 minutes 28/11/4, just ridiculous at his age. Great win for the Spurs, especially for someone who had them at +2 last night. I kinda want to see the Clippers go far in the playoffs just to see how many mins Doc can play his starters. They're already using a Conference Finals or Finals type rotation in the first round, how much further can they cut that down?

Duncan is just unbelievable. He can't do it on a nightly basis anymore, but it's cool to see the old man getting it done in must have games like last night.

It's a shame that the Clips couldn't put together a decent bench. I'm not saying their window is closing, but with Deandre Jordan set to hit free agency after this year they could have a big hole in the middle of their defense and the rest of the West just keeps getting tougher.
 
Duncan is just unbelievable. He can't do it on a nightly basis anymore, but it's cool to see the old man getting it done in must have games like last night.

It's a shame that the Clips couldn't put together a decent bench. I'm not saying their window is closing, but with Deandre Jordan set to hit free agency after this year they could have a big hole in the middle of their defense and the rest of the West just keeps getting tougher.

They are a good example of why your coach and GM should be two different people. The Jared Dudley trade was terrible, they just gave him away. Hawes seemed like a good signing at the time that just didn't work out. Trading for his son to stop Boston from sending him to the D-League is hilarious unless you're a Clippers fan.