Random NBA Observations 2016 - 2017
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We got one brehs
klay off to the side looking at his phone
If you zoom in on the phone you can see Beyonce´s nudes.
Jordan>>LeFrozen
It was written in the Bible
If they do, do you think lebron wants to be down 3-1 again? Don't pretend like the cavs won in 5. They were one game from losing. They made an iconic come back and lebron is a legend, but they were still down 3-1.
This warriors team is a flat out juggernaut I'm a Cavs fan and can't imagine us beating them again
Why are you trying to argue with me? Somehow I feel the man in your AVI has got something to do with it.
Jordan>>LeFrozen
It was written in the Bible
Got nothing to do with Kobe. You were boasting bout your boy and I reminded you that the cavs were down 3-1. The Warriors were capable of beating them then and now baring injury or another choke.
I'm a Rockets fan breh. I just checked that GSW groupie on his delusion. And Henny Bron earned his props.
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Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Only the present counts. I'm not talking about 2015.You probably said that last year too and nooooooooowww it´s about next year.
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Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Love the honesty
All evening, the Clippers had their faith tested as Coach Doc Rivers stressed to his players to stay the course against Oklahoma City despite some unsettling moments.
The Clippers believed in their coach’s philosophy and his plan, and that belief was their guide to escaping with a last-second 110-108 victory over the Thunder on Friday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Not until Russell Westbrook missed an attempt for a game-winning three-pointer just before time expired could the Clippers breathe easily.
Rivers said he could sense some tension when he told his players to stick to letting poor-shooting Andre Roberson and rookie Domantas Sabonis shoot three-pointers for the Thunder. Rivers could sense some tension when he told his players they were going to build a defensive wall around Westbrook.
Even though Roberson wound up going three for six from three-point range for nine of his 13 points, and Sabonis made four of five attempts for all 12 of his points, and even though the Thunder shot 57.1% (16 for 28) from long range, the Clippers still agreed it was the right strategy in the end.
Westbrook had 29 points, but he missed 16 of his 25 shots, the final one being the biggest with the game on the line.
“This is one of those games that you can lose your trust in,” Rivers said. “Roberson was making threes, Sabonis was making threes and we’re telling our guys to stay and clog the paint. And they are looking at me, like, ‘Why?’ We did it and it worked out for us. This is one of those games that you could have lost trust easily in what we were doing and we didn’t.
“At the end of the day, we won the game, so I think it actually probably gives me more equity to try more stuff.”
I was wondering why these nikkas weren't defending the 3 point line and let these dudes get back in the game. Doc is really trying hard to make up for a great start to the season
The Clippers believed in their coach’s philosophy and his plan, and that belief was their guide to escaping with a last-second 110-108 victory over the Thunder on Friday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Not until Russell Westbrook missed an attempt for a game-winning three-pointer just before time expired could the Clippers breathe easily.
Rivers said he could sense some tension when he told his players to stick to letting poor-shooting Andre Roberson and rookie Domantas Sabonis shoot three-pointers for the Thunder. Rivers could sense some tension when he told his players they were going to build a defensive wall around Westbrook.
Even though Roberson wound up going three for six from three-point range for nine of his 13 points, and Sabonis made four of five attempts for all 12 of his points, and even though the Thunder shot 57.1% (16 for 28) from long range, the Clippers still agreed it was the right strategy in the end.
Westbrook had 29 points, but he missed 16 of his 25 shots, the final one being the biggest with the game on the line.
“This is one of those games that you can lose your trust in,” Rivers said. “Roberson was making threes, Sabonis was making threes and we’re telling our guys to stay and clog the paint. And they are looking at me, like, ‘Why?’ We did it and it worked out for us. This is one of those games that you could have lost trust easily in what we were doing and we didn’t.
“At the end of the day, we won the game, so I think it actually probably gives me more equity to try more stuff.”
I was wondering why these nikkas weren't defending the 3 point line and let these dudes get back in the game. Doc is really trying hard to make up for a great start to the season
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And all y'all hated Hinkie 