Curry shot .44% so don't act like he was lighting up the shooting percentage.
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Curry shot .44% so don't act like he was lighting up the shooting percentage.
Cleveland wasn't themselves this series. A real/true Cleveland team would have won game 6, and in game 7 leading by 3 points with a couple seconds to go, gives up the tying 3, while fouling the shooter and he makes the foul shot to win by 1.....
Sounds about right, depending on what Cleveland's roster looks like after free agency shakes out. I'm a little surprised at OKC going off at 5/1. Vegas must be pretty confident that Durant's foot injury will be completely behind him by the beginning of the season. If you like long shots the Pacers and Grizz are pretty attractive odds at 30/1.
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The OKC line doesn't surprise me, I think they are going to have a monster regular season if Durant is healthy, and 5/1 is also the safe move for Vegas, limits their risk.
Think the Pacers make any big moves this offseason? I would expect both West and Hibbert to pick up their options but those contracts become a lot easier to move with them expiring next year.
Article was unreadable. After the third grammatical error in the first paragraph, I just gave up.
Satirical third hand account of reality anyway, basically a lot of what we already get in this thread.
Set up the very false choice that LBJ either sucks or is the greatest of all time. Make fun of people who don't think he's GOAT because you cram them into an idiotic false choice where they wouldn't agree with either of the choices you give them.
3rd grade recess level stuff disguised as sports opinion journalism.
Apparently Larry Bird has been telling the players that have been brought in for predraft workouts that they're going to try to go smaller and faster next year. What that means for Hibbert and West, I don't know. I'm sure they'll exercise their player options, but Bird may try to flip one or both of them for whatever he can get and try to overhaul the roster on the fly. I'd like to see Cauley-Stein slide to them at #11, but I don't think he'll fall that far. Sounds like they'll end up with Myles Turner or Cameron Payne if they stay in their current spot. I've heard rumors that they'll try to move up but I don't know if Bird has the assets to go anywhere. The current core had a nice run but it was pretty clear that they weren't ever going to be quite good enough to get past Lebron. If they want to retool and play faster, now is the time to do it.
I don't think they'll come close to it but they'll be 2nd ever.
Gilbert is gonna open up the checkbook.
I think his point was that he put up historically great numbers in the finals. What is your point?
