{The Official 2021-22 NBA Thread} - Finals: Warriors vs Celtics…{4-2 advantage warriors } Dubs NBA champs, Curry MVP
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Who is THT?
Talen Horton-Tucker
The dude from Rush Hour?
orville's great-grandson??
Yes. They did. Brett Brown let this faggot do whatever he wanted or didn't want to do with no repercussions. Then year 3 tried to reel him in begging him to be more aggressive on the offensive end. It was an absolute failure on the coaching staff and management. Josh Harris the owner is at fault as well. The rules apply to my squad as well.
It depends,if the Cavs allow Collin to be himself. For whatever reason,the organization handcuff Collin but allow Garland to be himself. Collin's minutes,usage and scoring were down this season because they only allow him to touch the ball during the last eight seconds of the shot clock. Then,sit him in the last few minutes of the ball game when he's the team's most clutch player.
I like Okoro but he's no where near on Collin's level offensively especially when you're looking for scoring on this team. Okoro can barely dribble a basketball but the organization is trying to make him the starting shooting guard while sent Collin to the bench. On,most nights Okoro will give you next to nothing on offense. He's good enough to be a bench player but he's not a starter at all...imo
Well of course right now we'd have to say no but we don't know the answer 100%.
My only question mark about Garland,can he stay healthy. He's always hurt even with the little injuries. This maybe the first time he'll finish the season because the previous two seasons he missed the last 10+ games.
The reason,why Dame and CJ situation never worked out is because the Blazers never got a third reliable scorer when one of them was having an off night and kept getting the same type of player,which is all defense and hardly no offense.
Dam..
I remember when he came on the scene in the bubble, Lakers fans thought he was gonna be a star.
Welp, at least he got paid.
My bitch niggas gon be tired after having to go to overtime in Orlando against the Magic. Fuckin faggots.
Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant scores 53 points, tells New York City mayor to 'figure out' vaccine policy
NEW YORK -- Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been so dominant for so long that he admits he feels "at ease" on the floor.
It certainly didn't look difficult in Sunday's 110-107 win over the New York Knicks as Durant dropped 53 points, made 9 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds while carrying the Nets to their third straight victory.
"You feel kind of at ease knowing that you can affect so many different plays and different areas of the game with my skill set," Durant said. "I can affect my teammates and how they approach the game with my skill set about the big picture and seeing -- I know I work on my game and I got to this point as an individual player, but I'm at a point in my career it's like, 'All right, how can I impact everybody out here? How can I make the other coaches think about their game plan?'
"So I feel like I up the level of everybody out on the floor, and that's a good feeling to have."
Durant's brilliant performance offered another reminder as to why the Nets, now 35-33, still have championship aspirations this season despite the fact that Kyrie Irving's status remains in question because of New York City's vaccination mandate and it remains unclear when Ben Simmons will make his season debut because of ongoing back issues.
Irving was a hot topic during and after Sunday's game. For the first time all season, the star point guard was able to enter Barclays Center -- but only as a fan. With about four minutes left in the first half, Irving, along with a small group of friends and family, walked out of the visiting team's tunnel and made his way to a courtside seat.
Irving received some cheers on his way to his seat, while a few fans started chanting his name and "Free Kyrie!" It was an odd scene in a season full of different moments for a Nets team that remains hopeful that New York City Mayor Eric Adams will pull back the city's mandate so that Irving can play full time again. Durant called out Adams several times by name while discussing the situation after the game.
"It's ridiculous," Durant said. "I don't understand it at all. There's a few people in our arena that's unvaxxed, right? They lifted all of that in our arena, right? So I don't get it ... I don't get it. It just feels like at this point now, somebody's trying to make a statement or a point to flex their authority. But everybody out here is looking for attention and that's what I feel like the mayor wants right now, is some attention. But he'll figure it out soon. He better.
"But it just didn't make any sense. There's unvaxxed people in this building already. We got a guy who can come in the building, I guess, are they fearing our safety? I don't get it. We're all confused. Pretty much everybody in the world is confused at this point. Early on in the season people didn't understand what was going on, but now it just looks stupid. So hopefully, Eric, you got to figure this out."
Irving was shown on the video board during the game and received some light applause and pointed at his heart as if to say that he appreciated the gesture. Coach Steve Nash said that Irving joined the Nets in the locker room at halftime and listened as they got ready for the second half. Nash said he didn't understand the city rules enough to explain why Irving could be on the floor and in the locker room but couldn't sit on the bench with his teammates.
"It doesn't really affect us," Nash said of coaching while Irving sits in a courtside seat. "We're used to stuff like that. We just tried to stay focused and win the game, and we know there's the oddities to everything, but we're locked in on the task at hand."
Irving waited at the far end of the floor to give Durant a hug after Durant finished a postgame interview with ESPN's Malika Andrews. The pair embraced and made their way off the floor -- and then Durant launched into Adams during his postgame remarks.
"I was at the free throw line, I think, when he walked in, and me and Drum [Andre Drummond] looked at each other and was like, 'Yo, this is unreal.'" Durant said. "I've never seen nothing like this before. We just smiled. We could say that about a lot of situations over these last two or three years when things just didn't make any sense, especially with COVID being involved. So hopefully it gets figured out.
"Eric, you got to figure something out, man, because it's looking crazy. Especially on national TV, and he can come to the game, but not play -- come on, man. Hey, yo, Eric."
NEW YORK -- Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been so dominant for so long that he admits he feels "at ease" on the floor.
It certainly didn't look difficult in Sunday's 110-107 win over the New York Knicks as Durant dropped 53 points, made 9 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds while carrying the Nets to their third straight victory.
"You feel kind of at ease knowing that you can affect so many different plays and different areas of the game with my skill set," Durant said. "I can affect my teammates and how they approach the game with my skill set about the big picture and seeing -- I know I work on my game and I got to this point as an individual player, but I'm at a point in my career it's like, 'All right, how can I impact everybody out here? How can I make the other coaches think about their game plan?'
"So I feel like I up the level of everybody out on the floor, and that's a good feeling to have."
Durant's brilliant performance offered another reminder as to why the Nets, now 35-33, still have championship aspirations this season despite the fact that Kyrie Irving's status remains in question because of New York City's vaccination mandate and it remains unclear when Ben Simmons will make his season debut because of ongoing back issues.
Irving was a hot topic during and after Sunday's game. For the first time all season, the star point guard was able to enter Barclays Center -- but only as a fan. With about four minutes left in the first half, Irving, along with a small group of friends and family, walked out of the visiting team's tunnel and made his way to a courtside seat.
Irving received some cheers on his way to his seat, while a few fans started chanting his name and "Free Kyrie!" It was an odd scene in a season full of different moments for a Nets team that remains hopeful that New York City Mayor Eric Adams will pull back the city's mandate so that Irving can play full time again. Durant called out Adams several times by name while discussing the situation after the game.
"It's ridiculous," Durant said. "I don't understand it at all. There's a few people in our arena that's unvaxxed, right? They lifted all of that in our arena, right? So I don't get it ... I don't get it. It just feels like at this point now, somebody's trying to make a statement or a point to flex their authority. But everybody out here is looking for attention and that's what I feel like the mayor wants right now, is some attention. But he'll figure it out soon. He better.
"But it just didn't make any sense. There's unvaxxed people in this building already. We got a guy who can come in the building, I guess, are they fearing our safety? I don't get it. We're all confused. Pretty much everybody in the world is confused at this point. Early on in the season people didn't understand what was going on, but now it just looks stupid. So hopefully, Eric, you got to figure this out."
Irving was shown on the video board during the game and received some light applause and pointed at his heart as if to say that he appreciated the gesture. Coach Steve Nash said that Irving joined the Nets in the locker room at halftime and listened as they got ready for the second half. Nash said he didn't understand the city rules enough to explain why Irving could be on the floor and in the locker room but couldn't sit on the bench with his teammates.
"It doesn't really affect us," Nash said of coaching while Irving sits in a courtside seat. "We're used to stuff like that. We just tried to stay focused and win the game, and we know there's the oddities to everything, but we're locked in on the task at hand."
Irving waited at the far end of the floor to give Durant a hug after Durant finished a postgame interview with ESPN's Malika Andrews. The pair embraced and made their way off the floor -- and then Durant launched into Adams during his postgame remarks.
"I was at the free throw line, I think, when he walked in, and me and Drum [Andre Drummond] looked at each other and was like, 'Yo, this is unreal.'" Durant said. "I've never seen nothing like this before. We just smiled. We could say that about a lot of situations over these last two or three years when things just didn't make any sense, especially with COVID being involved. So hopefully it gets figured out.
"Eric, you got to figure something out, man, because it's looking crazy. Especially on national TV, and he can come to the game, but not play -- come on, man. Hey, yo, Eric."
My bitch niggas gon be tired after having to go to overtime in Orlando against the Magic. Fuckin faggots.
Oh I know
I live in Orlando and was at Amway for the game on some cheap ticket shit lol. I expected a blowout. Orlando don't even fuck with the Magic 
My bitch niggas gon be tired after having to go to overtime in Orlando against the Magic. Fuckin faggots.
I was shocked when I heard that it went into overtime. Anthony almost made the game winning shot too.
grown man business
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Last season Cole Anthony won me 5 grand with a game winner over Memphis as my last leg in a parlay where I took all underdogs. Niggas was down like 20 late in the game. Made enough to get up outta Pine Hills
j/k
That was DWade planting the seed
I will no longer defend this dude, but I refuse to slander his last name..smh
No. That was that slick back head greaseball cac Riley not paying his most important and greatest player ever and forcing him to go to a shit team in order to get fair compensation. Fuck Pat Riley for life.
He was probably emboldened by the fact that they were on the road. The folks in LA would have been booing and begging him not to shoot.
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