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2016-2017 NBA Playoffs is finally here..Spurs vs Dubs (0-4), Cavs vs Celtics(4-1)
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That's fucked up
This ain't good
I just check and it was at the 9:30 mark and Diaw was at the 5
But true lol
Kyle Smedium Lowry still doin what he do :hmm"
damn... rip
Sounds like she fell asleep...
The wreck occurred around 5 a.m. on southbound Interstate 5 near South 288th Street, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Witnesses reported that the car, a 1998 Toyota Camry, was being driven normally at first.
“All of a sudden it started to drift very casually onto the left shoulder,” State Patrol spokesman Trooper Nick King said.
damn... rip
Sounds like she fell asleep...
The wreck occurred around 5 a.m. on southbound Interstate 5 near South 288th Street, according to the Washington State Patrol.
Witnesses reported that the car, a 1998 Toyota Camry, was being driven normally at first.
“All of a sudden it started to drift very casually onto the left shoulder,” State Patrol spokesman Trooper Nick King said.
LOL Kyle Lowry Playoff Struggles have been well documented. He was 0-6 from 3 tonight. 2-11 from the field. If im dwayne casey im telling him no more 3 pointers......everytime you touch the ball drive and kick or drive and layup. Lowry is a beast when he is aggresssive. For some odd reason he resorts to long shooting during the playoffs.
Lowry is due to get hot soon. He will get more than 21 points and 6 assist in GAME 2. Take that to the BANK!!
I always wonder what Brooklyn would look like if Kidd became the GM.
I like the direction were going tho. Levert will be a star
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Man I feel my sister died day. Before the game
I don't think I can play
I don't think I can play
Peek what Paul said
How are Cavaliers handling another near meltdown? Just fine
CLEVELAND -- Before the Cleveland Cavaliers bounded out onto court for their first chance to defend the title they shocked the basketball world with, which they won 10 months ago, LeBron James gathered his teammates in the wood-paneled hallway outside the locker room.
“This is the start of a long-ass journey,” James said. “There’s going to be adversity. There’s going to be challenges. ... The key is to stay even-keeled.”
Adversity hit quicker than expected as the No. 7-seeded Indiana Pacers swallowed up the No. 2-seeded Cavs’ late 12-point lead and were a CJ Miles midrange jumper away from doing some shocking of their own. Miles’ 14-footer fell short and Cleveland held on for the 109-108 win to go up 1-0.
Afterward, Indiana did not appear so even-keeled in digesting the missed opportunity, asPaul George openly questioned Miles for taking the last shot after George passed out of a double team, expecting to have the ball back in his hands for the final attempt.
“I gave the ball up to try to soften them up and get the ball back,” George said. “I talked to CJ about it. In situations like that, I have to have the last shot.”
For Cleveland, meanwhile, it was a game in which it nearly wasted a late lead the way it had so many times in the regular season. The Cavs allowed the Pacers to shoot 49.4 percent from the field and 45.8 percent from 3 after supposedly locking in on defense all week. They turned the ball over 11 times, leading to 19 Indiana points. They scored half as many points in the fourth quarter (17) as they did in the first (34). They came one Miles shot away from losing.
Yet the Cavs barely flinched at how dicey things got.
“If I didn’t get that block last year in the Finals, what happens?” James retorted when asked how Cleveland would have handled things had Miles made it. “If href="http://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3975/stephen-curry">Steph [Curry] would have made the 3. There’s so many [hypotheticals]. You can’t look at a game like that.
“He missed, we won.”
Irving was asked if the overall output in Game 1, which shared some common themes with the Cavs' disturbing finish to the regular season in terms of shoddy defense and failure to protect a lead, left him and his teammates feeling vulnerable. “Feel vulnerable? Hell no,” he quipped. “Not going into any game with the group that we have. I understand there’s some mistakes that happen throughout the game, and the regular season didn’t end the way we wanted it to, but like I said, it’s just a step in the right direction. Game 1, just taking care of home floor and have to come out for Game 2 with an even higher focus and even better level of intensity, limit our mistakes, and we will be good.”
It’s one thing to remain calm when trouble hits. It’s another thing to convince yourself there are no signs of impending doom, like the meme of the dog in the top hat sitting in a burning house saying, “This is fine.”
There’s a fine line. Just like the Cavs rationalized their regular-season struggles by pointing to injuries, roster upheaval and scheduled rest as the main causes of their disappointing record, they could recognize their atypical 14-for-27 night from the free-throw line or Irving’s off 11-for-27 showing from the field (including 1-for-9 from 3) as evidence that the Pacers had no business being in the game.
“I’m happy we got the victory,” said James. “I’m happy how emotional we was. I’m happy with the energy and the effort. Played with energy and effort all night. … Game 1 has always been a feel-out game for myself. Seeing what you can do, seeing ways you can get better and you always go into Game 2 even more prepared because you want to see what type of game plan they have. As the series goes on and on, we start to know more about the team, more about your opponent and try to be better the next game. But, this was a great start for us.”
A great start to what he figures will be a long-a-- journey.
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How are Cavaliers handling another near meltdown? Just fine
CLEVELAND -- Before the Cleveland Cavaliers bounded out onto court for their first chance to defend the title they shocked the basketball world with, which they won 10 months ago, LeBron James gathered his teammates in the wood-paneled hallway outside the locker room.
“This is the start of a long-ass journey,” James said. “There’s going to be adversity. There’s going to be challenges. ... The key is to stay even-keeled.”
Adversity hit quicker than expected as the No. 7-seeded Indiana Pacers swallowed up the No. 2-seeded Cavs’ late 12-point lead and were a CJ Miles midrange jumper away from doing some shocking of their own. Miles’ 14-footer fell short and Cleveland held on for the 109-108 win to go up 1-0.
Afterward, Indiana did not appear so even-keeled in digesting the missed opportunity, asPaul George openly questioned Miles for taking the last shot after George passed out of a double team, expecting to have the ball back in his hands for the final attempt.
“I gave the ball up to try to soften them up and get the ball back,” George said. “I talked to CJ about it. In situations like that, I have to have the last shot.”
For Cleveland, meanwhile, it was a game in which it nearly wasted a late lead the way it had so many times in the regular season. The Cavs allowed the Pacers to shoot 49.4 percent from the field and 45.8 percent from 3 after supposedly locking in on defense all week. They turned the ball over 11 times, leading to 19 Indiana points. They scored half as many points in the fourth quarter (17) as they did in the first (34). They came one Miles shot away from losing.
Yet the Cavs barely flinched at how dicey things got.
“If I didn’t get that block last year in the Finals, what happens?” James retorted when asked how Cleveland would have handled things had Miles made it. “If href="http://www.espn.com/nba/player/_/id/3975/stephen-curry">Steph [Curry] would have made the 3. There’s so many [hypotheticals]. You can’t look at a game like that.
“He missed, we won.”
Irving was asked if the overall output in Game 1, which shared some common themes with the Cavs' disturbing finish to the regular season in terms of shoddy defense and failure to protect a lead, left him and his teammates feeling vulnerable. “Feel vulnerable? Hell no,” he quipped. “Not going into any game with the group that we have. I understand there’s some mistakes that happen throughout the game, and the regular season didn’t end the way we wanted it to, but like I said, it’s just a step in the right direction. Game 1, just taking care of home floor and have to come out for Game 2 with an even higher focus and even better level of intensity, limit our mistakes, and we will be good.”
It’s one thing to remain calm when trouble hits. It’s another thing to convince yourself there are no signs of impending doom, like the meme of the dog in the top hat sitting in a burning house saying, “This is fine.”
There’s a fine line. Just like the Cavs rationalized their regular-season struggles by pointing to injuries, roster upheaval and scheduled rest as the main causes of their disappointing record, they could recognize their atypical 14-for-27 night from the free-throw line or Irving’s off 11-for-27 showing from the field (including 1-for-9 from 3) as evidence that the Pacers had no business being in the game.
“I’m happy we got the victory,” said James. “I’m happy how emotional we was. I’m happy with the energy and the effort. Played with energy and effort all night. … Game 1 has always been a feel-out game for myself. Seeing what you can do, seeing ways you can get better and you always go into Game 2 even more prepared because you want to see what type of game plan they have. As the series goes on and on, we start to know more about the team, more about your opponent and try to be better the next game. But, this was a great start for us.”
A great start to what he figures will be a long-a-- journey.
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even as expected.
Would suck for Utah if Gobert injury is serious
Kind of. No disrespect to him but I don't think they depend on him THAT much in this series to be a difference maker. They can pull it out. This is a true 4/5 match up imo
Greek Freak emphatically swats DeRozan's shot away
DeMar DeRozan drives to the basket looking for a layup, however Giannis Antetokounmpo rises up for a huge block that goes into the stands. Antetokounmpo receieves a technical foul for his celebration.
The second half is really what took a toll on the Raptors in their 97-83 loss to the Bucks Saturday night. They were outscored 51-32, only sinking seven of their 35 field goal attempts.
DeMar DeRozan drives to the basket looking for a layup, however Giannis Antetokounmpo rises up for a huge block that goes into the stands. Antetokounmpo receieves a technical foul for his celebration.
The second half is really what took a toll on the Raptors in their 97-83 loss to the Bucks Saturday night. They were outscored 51-32, only sinking seven of their 35 field goal attempts.
I don't like counting player's pockets but man
Derozen so soft
took exception to him swatting your weak ass shot wanting to fight lol
took exception to him swatting your weak ass shot wanting to fight lol
Greek sonned the shit out of him..
Deronzen been on a bitch made tour since that Lance bucket lol
Its not just that tho.. His absence also puts a strain on depth and minutes logged. Fucks up rotations and strategy. This should be a blow out by Q4 if he doesnt return. Attrition .
I can agree with that.
Greek sonned the shit out of him..
Deronzen been on a bitch made tour since that Lance bucket lol
That's a culture thing. Them soft ass drake niggas be ready to fight. Stop listening to passion fruit before the games maybe they'd show up and play better.
Mr Utah Powder Haywood out there with the Alfalfa haircut gave them the work at the end of the quarter
Dude is underrated man... Look past his pastie appearance and you have a basketball player
I will not hate on him he is a legit basketball player.Dude is underrated man... Look past his pastie appearance and you have a basketball player
He's one of the few white ones there's like 1 every generation with Dirk retiring here haywood comes.
Joe johnson >>>>
They can close out though. Plus they got the refs in their pockets. Game 2 won't be close.
cp3 was MAD AF right now
These niggas bout to lose??! Doc Rivers out here making me look bad.. Get this airbrushed hairline nigga fuck up out the paint.
Johnson
defer nigga
Pass the ball to the star
that is not you.
defer nigga
Pass the ball to the star
that is not you.
Damn. Gotta give Favors credit for just being out there. Dude can't even hardly jump.
Man lol im just waiting
I got some words for Blake.
than who?
Alright now that's some bullshit
he ain't foul him in time.
he ain't foul him in time.
Clippers miss Austin Rivers on that second unit... Felton is trash...
Joe Johnson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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