Not sure what your point is Bruh?
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Not sure what your point is Bruh?
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I need a link to Bulls vs rockets primetime please!
My parents went to the game
My parents went to the game
D rose fucked that westside njgga up
Inkosi just lapped Timmy on the all time scoring list. He's the only player top 25 in points, assists, and steals. 
A cheap shooter always helps. They are already #1 in defensive efficiency. He spreads the floor without them losing much in the process.
Timmy lapped him bout 3 times on rings tho. Run tell dat.Inkosi just lapped Timmy on the all time scoring list. He's the only player top 25 in points, assists, and steals.
Who has a link to the Bulls vs rockets game
Or can somebody a site that has NBA and other sports games
Or can somebody a site that has NBA and other sports games
As a reduced minute role player. Bron is a SUPERSTAR. Tim aint been one in over 10 years. Rings are a team accomplishment thats why Parker and Ginobili got more than Drexler and Isiah. Doesnt make them better players.
BULLSHIT.
Tim was the unequivocal best player on all those title teams. As well as the one they lost to the fluke rebound and Ray Allen 3 (which only happened btw because Pop pulled him the prior play and didnt sub him back in for defense). Go look at each playoff series and its not even debatable that it was Duncan.
Tell GM Bron to win another ring.. and stop vacationing in Miami with his boyfriend during the middle of the season.
Tim aint been the best player on his team in 10 years. He's played with a multitude of HOFers and all stars that have enabled his down low gay less than 20 points a game ass to win chips. By your logic Tim is a better big man than Wilt, he's got 5 rings and Wilt only has 2. By your logic Parker is better than Isiah. Its sad to see intelligent basketball discussion be reduced to simple arithmetic. Thank you Mike and Kobe stans.
And Tim lost in 13 not because of Rays GAME TYING 3, but because he choked an easy layup then dissapeared in Game 7 like hes done in so many 1st round series over his career.
Cleveland had 8 people in double figures. Impressive.
Who has links to sites that have streaming games?
Yo I need a link my Bgol brothers
Yo I need a link my Bgol brothers
Look man, i dont know why you bringing up Wilt, dont know why you bringing up Zeke, Clyde, none of them.. Im talking about Tim and what he meant to his title teams. He was absolutely the best player on those title teams. Saying otherwise is foolish, ignorant, dishonest or a combo of the 3. What litany of hall of famers do you speak of?? Which would have been a HOFer without Tim??
Go to the books my man.. Who was getting first team defense and offense.. All NBA defense and offense? Who was still scoring 30 point games in the post season at dam near 40? Go through all the postseason series and one guy consistently carried shit. Not even debatable.
Again, tell GM Bron to win another one.. Cause it looks like he may be done.
Man Pop made that shit acceptable when he started sending his whole starting 5. He'd sit Parker too who at the time was in his 20's. I'm not mad at Pop for it. You got older vets. But you sitting dudes in their prime man its fuck shit and the NBA better do somethign about it because i'm not paying full price to watch Patty Mills, Matt Bonner, Kyle Anderson in a starting 5. Fuck that shit.
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Who the hell was the best player then, Manu? Parker? You can maybe say Leonard in the last.
Yep
LeBron scores 28, leads balanced Cavs past Celtics 120-103
Cavs erase 18-point deficit to top Celtic
2:33 AM ET
CLEVELAND -- LeBron James was touched when Tim Duncan, arguably the best power forward in NBA history, pulled him aside following the 2007 NBA Finals.
Although Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs had swept Cleveland, the All-Star center told a young James that the league was about to be his. Duncan was ready to pass the torch.
Nearly 10 years later, Duncan's still playing.
"So he lied to me," James said, cracking a wide smile.
James scored 28 points and passed Duncan on the NBA's career scoring list, and Cleveland had seven other players in double figures as the Cavaliers shook off a slow start for a 120-103 win over the Boston Celtics on Saturday night.
The Cavs trailed by 18 points in the first quarter but got physical on defense, regrouped and stopped Boston's winning streak at five games.
Kyrie Irving added 21 points and Iman Shumpert busted out of a shooting slump to add 12 points and a career-high 16 rebounds for Cleveland, which moved 2 1/2 games ahead of Toronto for the best record in the Eastern Conference.
James, who seems to reach a new milestone every time he takes the court, has 26,378 points -- 12 more than Duncan, who sat out the Spurs' game against Sacramento.
There's been a long connection between James and Duncan. They've faced each other three times in the Finals and the two are intertwined by their skill and commitment to the game.
"He's the greatest power forward of all time. If not one of the greatest of all time, period," James said. "I got so many different stories and so many different things and situations that have been linked to him and we've been linked together. Even though he's a few years older than me, we just stayed linked and I just think what he's done for this league and what he's done for the Spurs organization and what he represents is something you can kind of look towards if you ever kind of get sidetracked.
"You look at a guy like that and it kind of puts you right back in place."
Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics with 27 points and Jared Sullinger had 17 with 13 rebounds.
Boston started hot, but cooled off. The Celtics were 15 of 25 from the field in the first quarter and 22 of 55 the rest of the way.
"We were making shots at a rate that was really good, but you're probably not going to sustain that for a whole game," coach Brad Stevens said. "It's a long game. This is a good team. We knew we were going to have to play a lot better than last time to win the game. We did it for a quarter instead of for four."
The Cavs were clinging to a seven-point lead in the fourth when they opened some distance over the up-and-coming Celtics with a 7-0 run triggered by a 3-pointer by J.R. Smith. On Cleveland's next possession, James blasted down the lane for a layup and Shumpert capped the spurt with a jumper. Smith, who added 14 points, later knocked down a 3 with 2:03 left, ending any thought Boston had of a late comeback.
On their previous visit to Cleveland, the Celtics rallied in the final seconds to beat the Cavs 104-103 on Feb. 5.Avery Bradley hit a game-winning 3 from the corner at the horn for Boston, which trailed by four with 7 seconds remaining.
HOT-HEADED
The Celtics were slapped with two technical fouls, one on Marcus Smartand the other on Sullinger, who admitted he and his teammates got frustrated.
"We didn't keep our poise and the refs got to us," Sullinger said. "We have to do a better job of controlling that. You've got to let it roll off your back and kind of move on."
HARD HIT
Cavs center Timofey Mozgov took an elbow to the throat from Boston's Amir Johnson, who was called for a Flagrant 1.
Coach Tyronn Lue said his center is fine.
"He's 7-foot-2, 300 pounds," Lue said with a laugh. "He better be OK."
(See this laugh, this why TMo been playing shitty, them fuckers are hard on his soft ass)
TIP-INS
Celtics: Boston began a stretch of six straight games against probable playoff teams. After the Cavs, the Celtics face Memphis, Houston, Indiana, Oklahoma City and Toronto. ... Stevens is as competitive as they come and the former Butler coach said it's never easy for him to shake a loss. "I remember every loss vividly," he said. "Even if it's Scrabble with the family."... C Kelly Olynyk missed his ninth straight game with a sprained right shoulder.
(I think I might start cheering for that coach)
Cavaliers: James also scored in double figures for the 700th straight regular-season game. His streak began on Jan. 6, 2007. Michael Jordan holds the NBA record, scoring at least 10 points in 866 consecutive games. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar did it 787 times in a row. ... James came in needing 17 points to pass Duncan (26,366). Next up for James is John Havlicek (26,395).
UP NEXT
Celtics: Host Memphis on Wednesday.
Cavaliers: Host Memphis on Monday
Cavs erase 18-point deficit to top Celtic
2:33 AM ET
CLEVELAND -- LeBron James was touched when Tim Duncan, arguably the best power forward in NBA history, pulled him aside following the 2007 NBA Finals.
Although Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs had swept Cleveland, the All-Star center told a young James that the league was about to be his. Duncan was ready to pass the torch.
Nearly 10 years later, Duncan's still playing.
"So he lied to me," James said, cracking a wide smile.
James scored 28 points and passed Duncan on the NBA's career scoring list, and Cleveland had seven other players in double figures as the Cavaliers shook off a slow start for a 120-103 win over the Boston Celtics on Saturday night.
The Cavs trailed by 18 points in the first quarter but got physical on defense, regrouped and stopped Boston's winning streak at five games.
Kyrie Irving added 21 points and Iman Shumpert busted out of a shooting slump to add 12 points and a career-high 16 rebounds for Cleveland, which moved 2 1/2 games ahead of Toronto for the best record in the Eastern Conference.
James, who seems to reach a new milestone every time he takes the court, has 26,378 points -- 12 more than Duncan, who sat out the Spurs' game against Sacramento.
There's been a long connection between James and Duncan. They've faced each other three times in the Finals and the two are intertwined by their skill and commitment to the game.
"He's the greatest power forward of all time. If not one of the greatest of all time, period," James said. "I got so many different stories and so many different things and situations that have been linked to him and we've been linked together. Even though he's a few years older than me, we just stayed linked and I just think what he's done for this league and what he's done for the Spurs organization and what he represents is something you can kind of look towards if you ever kind of get sidetracked.
"You look at a guy like that and it kind of puts you right back in place."
Isaiah Thomas led the Celtics with 27 points and Jared Sullinger had 17 with 13 rebounds.
Boston started hot, but cooled off. The Celtics were 15 of 25 from the field in the first quarter and 22 of 55 the rest of the way.
"We were making shots at a rate that was really good, but you're probably not going to sustain that for a whole game," coach Brad Stevens said. "It's a long game. This is a good team. We knew we were going to have to play a lot better than last time to win the game. We did it for a quarter instead of for four."
The Cavs were clinging to a seven-point lead in the fourth when they opened some distance over the up-and-coming Celtics with a 7-0 run triggered by a 3-pointer by J.R. Smith. On Cleveland's next possession, James blasted down the lane for a layup and Shumpert capped the spurt with a jumper. Smith, who added 14 points, later knocked down a 3 with 2:03 left, ending any thought Boston had of a late comeback.
On their previous visit to Cleveland, the Celtics rallied in the final seconds to beat the Cavs 104-103 on Feb. 5.Avery Bradley hit a game-winning 3 from the corner at the horn for Boston, which trailed by four with 7 seconds remaining.
HOT-HEADED
The Celtics were slapped with two technical fouls, one on Marcus Smartand the other on Sullinger, who admitted he and his teammates got frustrated.
"We didn't keep our poise and the refs got to us," Sullinger said. "We have to do a better job of controlling that. You've got to let it roll off your back and kind of move on."
HARD HIT
Cavs center Timofey Mozgov took an elbow to the throat from Boston's Amir Johnson, who was called for a Flagrant 1.
Coach Tyronn Lue said his center is fine.
"He's 7-foot-2, 300 pounds," Lue said with a laugh. "He better be OK."
(See this laugh, this why TMo been playing shitty, them fuckers are hard on his soft ass)
TIP-INS
Celtics: Boston began a stretch of six straight games against probable playoff teams. After the Cavs, the Celtics face Memphis, Houston, Indiana, Oklahoma City and Toronto. ... Stevens is as competitive as they come and the former Butler coach said it's never easy for him to shake a loss. "I remember every loss vividly," he said. "Even if it's Scrabble with the family."... C Kelly Olynyk missed his ninth straight game with a sprained right shoulder.
(I think I might start cheering for that coach)
Cavaliers: James also scored in double figures for the 700th straight regular-season game. His streak began on Jan. 6, 2007. Michael Jordan holds the NBA record, scoring at least 10 points in 866 consecutive games. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar did it 787 times in a row. ... James came in needing 17 points to pass Duncan (26,366). Next up for James is John Havlicek (26,395).
UP NEXT
Celtics: Host Memphis on Wednesday.
Cavaliers: Host Memphis on Monday
They gonna match ANY offer huh lol? Wesley Matthews fucked the market up for them dudes. They gonna be paying Beal like he's Kobe in his prime.
LeBron scores 28, leads balanced Cavs past Celtics 120-103
James came in needing 17 points to pass Duncan (26,366). Next up for James is John Havlicek (26,395).
It doesnt matter. Havlicek has 6 more rings than Bron, that CAC better. And 3 more than Duncan. He better than him too. Derp.
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