These are somewhat controversial in the sneaker community. I personally like the black pair based on the photos because there's a chance they could be worn as a casual shoe. I'm interested to see the performance specs for the more on-court version.
Those are pretty sick…. Nice and simple design. I could go for the black ones for sure but finding the older I get, I’m more about the comfort lol.
I'm not sure I like the color of the swoop on the black shoe. I like my N7s better.
Man, as far as comfort, I just got my first pair of HOKA's and man are they light and comfortable. Worth the extra cost.
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I'm really not that crazy about the idea of having either one of those guys doing "prove it" as 8th or 9th men on the team. They're both low-IQ, low-defense, me-first types that feel like bad fits.
I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
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I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
That Spurs offense was one of the best “team ball” offenses (Warriors exempted) that I can remember. And the Cavs were led by two otherworldly offensive players. I get what you’re saying but I’m not sure those are the two examples I’d use.
These are somewhat controversial in the sneaker community. I personally like the black pair based on the photos because there's a chance they could be worn as a casual shoe. I'm interested to see the performance specs for the more on-court version.
Those are pretty sick…. Nice and simple design. I could go for the black ones for sure but finding the older I get, I’m more about the comfort lol.
I'm not sure I like the color of the swoop on the black shoe. I like my N7s better.
Man, as far as comfort, I just got my first pair of HOKA's and man are they light and comfortable. Worth the extra cost.
Yea, I agree on the swoop on the black shoe but figured it would probably go with most things I wear anyway.
I've been eyeballing Hoka's... With my back issues and all I feel they'd help out a lot.
I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
If we went back a little further, Would you include the early 2000's pistons with Ben Wallace, Chauncy Billups and Rip Hamilton?
I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
That Spurs offense was one of the best “team ball” offenses (Warriors exempted) that I can remember. And the Cavs were led by two otherworldly offensive players. I get what you’re saying but I’m not sure those are the two examples I’d use.
I agree. I was being generous.
The 2014 Spurs were fantastic offensively, but they also held the Heatles under 100 points in every Finals game.
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I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
If we went back a little further, Would you include the early 2000's pistons with Ben Wallace, Chauncy Billups and Rip Hamilton?
Yes, but I think the 2007 Spurs leveraged their defensive ability the more than any team this century.
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I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
You wouldn't say that the Lakers' strong point was their defense?
"I'm a Deandre Ayton guy."--Al McCoy, September 21, 2022.
I would love to see Vogel’s face reading KD’s tweets today, especially after he just came out and said he needs his star players to commit to defense.
KD is right.
I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
You wouldn't say that the Lakers' strong point was their defense?
The Bubble Lakers? Nope.
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I think there are probably 2 champions in the last decade who could argue their defense was the the strong point of their team. (2014 Spurs, 2016 Cavs)
Every other champion got it done with phenomenal offensive performances by the team or individual players. Toronto is kind of an exception because they really shouldn't have won that title.
If we went back a little further, Would you include the early 2000's pistons with Ben Wallace, Chauncy Billups and Rip Hamilton?
Yes, but I think the 2007 Spurs leveraged their defensive ability the more than any team this century.
totally agreed.... those low scoring games were ridiculous and boring to watch, but it worked!
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What is smallball? I play basketball. I'm not a regular big man. I can switch from the center to the guards. The game is evolving. I'd be dominAyton if the WNBA would let me in. - Ayton
DA and Payne for Turner, McConnell and Nwora works.....just sayin'.
And we would then have traded away every single teammate of Devin Booker's from the Finals team within 24 months. Under a GM criticized for his obsession with continuity.
"I'm a Deandre Ayton guy."--Al McCoy, September 21, 2022.
DA and Payne for Turner, McConnell and Nwora works.....just sayin'.
And we would then have traded away every single teammate of Devin Booker's from the Finals team within 24 months. Under a GM criticized for his obsession with continuity.
