YakSpiller
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This loser ass dude @Hiphoplives4eva. Might hang himself.
No I'm fine. I'll smack your bytch ass though.This loser ass dude @Hiphoplives4eva. Might hang himself.
when u know your friend to the T
You mad?No I'm fine. I'll smack your bytch ass though.
lmao
Case in point: D’Antoni avoided using the slow-footed Ryan Anderson for the vast majority of the series. But when he dusted him off and played him Monday, Curry nearly brought Anderson to his knees on D, and Houston got outscored by 12 points in Anderson’s 8 minutes on the court — keep in mind, the final margin in the game was nine.
Durant told Yahoo Sports. “All-Stars don’t matter, accomplishments don’t matter. It’s about how you play on the court. That’s what separates us from the good teams in the league, is no matter the talent you’ve got, you’ve still got to play every night. That’s why we never come in like, ‘We’re invincible.’ Because teams are getting better, players are good. The schemes, the way the game is taught different. We can’t walk into many games feeling that we’re entitled or that we’re supposed to win. You’ve got to knuckle down and play. This series showed that.”
But sometimes, overcoming a challenge comes down to desire. Green confronted Durant about being too passive, something he’s done with early-morning text messages or enraged on-court rants.
“One thing about Draymond, he knows that I like that type of stuff. He’s knows that it gets me going,” Durant told Yahoo Sports. “And he doesn’t use it all the time. He only uses it when he really needs it. I grew up with coaches walking on the court, dragging me off by jersey, taking me to the sideline because I wasn’t playing well. Or coming home, my mom was like, ‘What the [expletive] was that?’ Excuse my language. I always had somebody on top of me. Now to have somebody who understands that in the NBA, somebody who can challenge me a little bit. It’s only going to make me a better. We go back and forth, it’s only for the betterment of the team. It makes us both lock back in.”
I missed this last night:
Fu*king cheating ass Refs...
Random: Steph Curry has played 98 minutes, scored 63 points and attempted 52 shots since last attempting a free throw.
Last free throw attempt was with 4:17 remaining in the 4th quarter of Game 5.
Miss 27 consecutive 3s, brehs.
Warriors were up 2-1 before Iggy was hurtNaw raptors got swept like hoes full strength and home court. Houston was about to eliminate them until CP got injured
Who cares, don't compare that bum to Chris PaulWarriors were up 2-1 before Iggy was hurt