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Georgiamuscle said:
The Thunder just dropped 150 on the Celtics and nobody is posting any corny threads and @Gil Scott-Heroin has nothing to say :jbhmm:

Let me guess this is different than when you rode the Nets for losing to the Kings in a fluke loss? :troll:

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The Celtics deserve all the smoke, as did the Nets. Both teams are in that contending territory.

The only real difference is Boston hasn't been through turmoil like the Nets have, so these losses don't really speak to a greater narrative.

For the record - I don't think the Nets have changed, at least not in the sense that folks think they have. They still play the same way, they've just been able to build confidence off having an easy schedule, which to their credit they managed to use in beating both the Bucks and Cavs. Regardless, of whoever the coach is though, they're always destined to go down the same path. If they're good enough to win in the playoffs - than they always were. If they're not - well, you know the story with that.
 
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Gil Scott-Heroin said:
The Celtics deserve all the smoke, as did the Nets. Both teams are in that contending territory.

The only real difference is Boston hasn't been through turmoil like the Nets have, so these losses don't really speak to a greater narrative.

For the record - I don't think the Nets have changed, at least not in the sense that folks think they have. They still play the same way, they've just been able to build confidence off having an easy schedule, which to their credit they managed to use in beating both the Bucks and Cavs. Regardless, of whoever the coach is though, they're always destined to go down the same path. If they're good enough to win in the playoffs - than they always were. If they're not - well, you know the story with that.
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You can’t make this up anymore :bryan: Coming from a Warriors fan whose best win is against the Memphis Grizzlies who have been stinking it up lately
 
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Squirrel from Meteor Man said:
You can’t make this up anymore :bryan: Coming from a Warriors fan whose best win is against the Memphis Grizzlies who have been stinking it up lately
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The Warriors have been missing a combination of Steph, Wiggins, Klay, Kuminga, JMG etc, and have beaten multiple teams in the playoff picture over this stretch. You're a clown only popping your head up now after you were celebrating when they lost on a B2B while shorthanded, thinking that somehow proved your dumbass point to be true.

They've got a better record now than they did the moment Steph got injured and now you're up in here juelzing because you were proven wrong for the 1000000th time.

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Gil Scott-Heroin said:
The Celtics deserve all the smoke, as did the Nets. Both teams are in that contending territory.

The only real difference is Boston hasn't been through turmoil like the Nets have, so these losses don't really speak to a greater narrative.

For the record - I don't think the Nets have changed, at least not in the sense that folks think they have. They still play the same way, they've just been able to build confidence off having an easy schedule, which to their credit they managed to use in beating both the Bucks and Cavs. Regardless, of whoever the coach is though, they're always destined to go down the same path. If they're good enough to win in the playoffs - than they always were. If they're not - well, you know the story with that.
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There it is y’all :troll:

They still haven’t beaten anyone :troll:

It’s the same team even though they started 2-6 with Nash. They’re 23-6 under JV but I forgot they’re the same team. They’re rebounding, defending, and hitting open shots under Vaughn. Whereas with Nash they gave up the most second chance points and points in the paint :troll:
 
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