TeamRicky wrote:It wasn't too long ago some pundits suggested KD would leave OKC to play with GS so he could win a title. LOL
Lol Yep or the Spurs.
TeamRicky wrote:It wasn't too long ago some pundits suggested KD would leave OKC to play with GS so he could win a title. LOL
SameOldDrew wrote:Wowowowowowowowowowowow OKC!!!!
This has got to start putting a huge dent in the notion of the Warriors being the best team the league has ever seen talk and the idea of Curry being the best player on the planet right now.
monsterpile wrote:It looks to me like we are seeing a championship team in OKC. Defense, wanting it, putting up a bunch of points on one of the top defensive teams isn't he league beating the Spurs in 6 games. Unless GS makes some shocking comeback here tonight I'll take OKC to win the Championship.
kekgeek1 wrote:SameOldDrew wrote:Wowowowowowowowowowowow OKC!!!!
This has got to start putting a huge dent in the notion of the Warriors being the best team the league has ever seen talk and the idea of Curry being the best player on the planet right now.
Just my two cents these games shouldn't discredit the notion of steph being the mvp or best player in the world (still lebron). He has just been off what sucks but he still is 2nd best player in the world
thedoper wrote:It's like horse racing. Front-running takes a completely different type of horse. There is some major talent spread out in the league right now and GS has always played a style that sat on the edge of a knife. Shooting early in the shot-clock becomes habitual and cultural for that team. But the reality is that only 2 players on their squad should be allowed to. This series is showing just how much they lean on Green on both sides of the ball. Their "lineup of death" has been getting dominated by an inability to defend size. Kudos to Donovan for taking an old school approach to winning in two series now.
All that being said. This series is far from over. I dont think there is any way OKC wins a game 7 in Cali. So they have to get it done asap.