Re: 2018 NBA Playoffs, First Round
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2018 9:25 pm
Man, Carmelo BLOWS
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I would root for the Warriors to win, but for Rubio to average 35/15/10 and get his shirt torn off every other game. <3specialsauce wrote:So when the Jazz inevitably play the Warriors in the WCf, do you root for Durant/Draymond and the rest of the entitled little bitches or do you root for Ruby Hunk Rubio??? Please tell me UtahSuperbone wrote:That's fine Marty. It's your site but we're going to continue to give you s*** about it. <under breath: Frickin' bandwagoner!>Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Ah, come on. You fellas know my heart lies with the Suns and that the Warriors will always be my second fave. <3
Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:I would root for the Warriors to win, but for Rubio to average 35/15/10 and get his shirt torn off every other game. <3specialsauce wrote:So when the Jazz inevitably play the Warriors in the WCf, do you root for Durant/Draymond and the rest of the entitled little bitches or do you root for Ruby Hunk Rubio??? Please tell me UtahSuperbone wrote:That's fine Marty. It's your site but we're going to continue to give you s*** about it. <under breath: Frickin' bandwagoner!>Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Ah, come on. You fellas know my heart lies with the Suns and that the Warriors will always be my second fave. <3
Yep - and he has sucked for a while. I don't even think the great Brad Stevens could coach Melo. It is hard to be impressed with Billy Donovan.specialsauce wrote:Man, Carmelo BLOWS
I want the Bucks to lose but how can three officials miss an obvious shot clock violation in the final minute of a game?Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Tonight's games are interesting. Celtics pull out a narrow victory at home in Game 5 over Bucks to go up 3-2. There were a few questionable calls down the stretch, but mostly Milwaukee just blew it. Right now Philly is up by around 10-11 points over Miami in the 4th quarter and looks like they'll advance 4-1. Warriors/Spurs up next.
I'm more and more convinced each day that luck plays a huge roll in the NBA. Some teams have way more than others.Superbone wrote:I want the Bucks to lose but how can three officials miss an obvious shot clock violation in the final minute of a game?Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Tonight's games are interesting. Celtics pull out a narrow victory at home in Game 5 over Bucks to go up 3-2. There were a few questionable calls down the stretch, but mostly Milwaukee just blew it. Right now Philly is up by around 10-11 points over Miami in the 4th quarter and looks like they'll advance 4-1. Warriors/Spurs up next.
Yeah. I get that being a ref in NBA is a very hard job, but this is terrible. That buzzer is pretty loud and Horford was still on the ground when it started. Still not as bad as the NBA not suspending Westbrook...Superbone wrote:I want the Bucks to lose but how can three officials miss an obvious shot clock violation in the final minute of a game?Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Tonight's games are interesting. Celtics pull out a narrow victory at home in Game 5 over Bucks to go up 3-2. There were a few questionable calls down the stretch, but mostly Milwaukee just blew it. Right now Philly is up by around 10-11 points over Miami in the 4th quarter and looks like they'll advance 4-1. Warriors/Spurs up next.
It does, but you have to tilt the odds in your favor and be in a position to take advantage of luck when it strikes you.In2ition wrote:I'm more and more convinced each day that luck plays a huge roll in the NBA. Some teams have way more than others.Superbone wrote:I want the Bucks to lose but how can three officials miss an obvious shot clock violation in the final minute of a game?Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:Tonight's games are interesting. Celtics pull out a narrow victory at home in Game 5 over Bucks to go up 3-2. There were a few questionable calls down the stretch, but mostly Milwaukee just blew it. Right now Philly is up by around 10-11 points over Miami in the 4th quarter and looks like they'll advance 4-1. Warriors/Spurs up next.
He was checking into the game, so technically he didn't come off the bench. It was a dead ball, they can easily say he was just coming onto the court to check in.Hermen wrote:Westbrook ran onto the floor from the bench in the last game after Gobert got hit between the legs and bumped into him.
NBA gave him a fine and a technical. No suspension.
But he wasn't checked into the game yet.Split T wrote:He was checking into the game, so technically he didn't come off the bench. It was a dead ball, they can easily say he was just coming onto the court to check in.Hermen wrote:Westbrook ran onto the floor from the bench in the last game after Gobert got hit between the legs and bumped into him.
NBA gave him a fine and a technical. No suspension.
Ugh. They should just change that stupid rule. So aggravating for Suns fans to be reminded of that every time it happens again and the league does nothing.Hermen wrote:Westbrook ran onto the floor from the bench in the last game after Gobert got hit between the legs and bumped into him.
NBA gave him a fine and a technical. No suspension.
Ya but it's easy for him to say I thought they waived me in. The rule is stupid and he has an excuse for why he was on the court. No chance NBA would suspend him. There wasn't even really an altercation on the court, Westbrook created the altercation.Hermen wrote:But he wasn't checked into the game yet.Split T wrote:He was checking into the game, so technically he didn't come off the bench. It was a dead ball, they can easily say he was just coming onto the court to check in.Hermen wrote:Westbrook ran onto the floor from the bench in the last game after Gobert got hit between the legs and bumped into him.
NBA gave him a fine and a technical. No suspension.