Most skilled shooting guard ever, they said29 points on 28 shots, 7 turnovers, choking at the end
That's the Harden we know and love
Most skilled shooting guard ever, they said29 points on 28 shots, 7 turnovers, choking at the end
That's the Harden we know and love
Suns are still the Suns, their defense is abysmal and they can't rebound. They brought in a PG but have Beal and KD going iso. Booker had a really weird game too.@inndaskKy I tuned in just in time to watch our estranged nephew brick the tying freethrow and fumble the last ditch inbounds pass in OT
I don’t know how the game was that close to begin with, but Edward gon have a rough year with these 72 2k rating lookin ass nyggas I ain’t ever seen before
People do this thing where they always use the best teams as representative of how every team was playing...and it's like no, just no. Every single era has 2 or 3 teams that play beautifully and then a bunch of mediocre to bad basketball from everyone else. I see people complaining about some 3 point brickfest between say, the Hornets and Raptors but you think some game between two fringe teams in the 80s and 90s was any good, either?Not to mention the 2014 Spurs were literally the only team that played that elegant in 2014
Literally one of the greatest assembled teams of all time
And yet, on offense that Spurs team was best known for what? Danny Green, Patty Mills, and role player Kawhi bombing 3s... centered around a post-presence of Duncan... and PnR spammer in Tony Parker...
...so basically, the 2023 Denver Nuggets with elite defense
People do this thing where they always use the best teams as representative of how every team was playing...and it's like no, just no. Every single era has 2 or 3 teams that play beautifully and then a bunch of mediocre to bad basketball from everyone else. I see people complaining about some 3 point brickfest between say, the Hornets and Raptors but you think some game between two fringe teams in the 80s and 90s was any good, either?
There's a bit of a "lowlight bias" now because of how readily available every single game and highlight is now, compared to the old days where unless your local team sucked you were never seeing the bad teams on TV. Like there's probably 3 times as many national TV games now as there was in the 90s.
People do this thing where they always use the best teams as representative of how every team was playing...and it's like no, just no. Every single era has 2 or 3 teams that play beautifully and then a bunch of mediocre to bad basketball from everyone else. I see people complaining about some 3 point brickfest between say, the Hornets and Raptors but you think some game between two fringe teams in the 80s and 90s was any good, either?
There's a bit of a "lowlight bias" now because of how readily available every single game and highlight is now, compared to the old days where unless your local team sucked you were never seeing the bad teams on TV. Like there's probably 3 times as many national TV games now as there was in the 90s.
I think this was the best one yet