Cmon. Don’t do that to these gs fans.
NBA 2018-2019 playoffs thread...finals is set..”Warriors vs Raptors 2-4” Raptors win the title!!!
Cmon. Don’t do that to these gs fans.
Its interesting how it always takes something as extreme as carrying a team on your back in the finals in a losing effort for Steph to FINALLY get his full props.
His arc is crazy under hyped, over hyped, hated, loved, celebrated, under rated, light skin priviledged rich goody goody, baby faced assassin, show off, fun living kid, anti lebron, choker...
We’ll see.
I think Klay plays in game 4. The issue is his defense. Raptors have no excuses. They gotta attack this injured ass team. Warriors could be playing their last game ever in this arena tomorrow, so they'll be hyped.
Fuck that. I don’t feel bad for any of these niggas and I give no sympathy props to Steph for doing what lots of other NBA stars have to do. How many other All-NBA players did Harden play with this year?
How many people giving him sympathy props?
The warriors are the ones who decided to give up all their depth to sign KD.
They got the good now they’re getting the bad. I say to Steph what everyone says to Harden.
I don’t care about your stats or how many more stars the other team has than you do.
Win or be roasted. Pernt blank perrid.
oh man...yall done unless yall put someone under gunpoint to take Paul's contract.
Facts. I had Toronto winning even before the Klay injury. But that just put it over the top
Man, if Klay comes back in game 4 and is mobile, then the warriors practices voodoo
Kawhi out here denying fist bumps.......
When they talk about a particular mentality and approach to the game, this is it.
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Frish Fry Friday.
It depends on who you listen too.
A lot of commentators and analysts don't understand fundamental basketball. Their commentary is reduced to stupid shit like "Who's the best player in the world? "If the fate of the universe is on the line, who do you want taking that shot?"
Remember when Mark Cuban called out Skip? He asked Skip, what type of defense were they running? Skip had no clue. This is why they make up shit like "clutch Gene" analytics, and other such bullshit.
^^^^^^
but I do think CLUTCH does exist.
but its like pornography I can't DEFINE it but I know it when I see it.
Kenny Smith on there schooling Max on his stupid “Steph hasn’t t shown me blah blah” rant he’s been talking about for the past couple weeks
It’s funny to see that him and Charles Barkley both have been on ESPN since Barkley was roasting the station that time on TNT
It’s funny to see that him and Charles Barkley both have been on ESPN since Barkley was roasting the station that time on TNT
The way clutch is defined is what I have a problem with.
If you are down 3-1 and come back and win the series you are clutch. Not this last 10 seconds with the game tied bullshit.
Hitting a basket when the other team is on a run in a crucial part of the game is clutch.
Playing Defense is clutch as well.
These analysts don't really watch the games as they would have you think. That's why they rely on numbers so heavily.
Kenny Smith on there schooling Max on his stupid “Steph hasn’t t shown me blah blah” rant he’s been talking about for the past couple weeks
It’s funny to see that him and Charles Barkley both have been on ESPN since Barkley was roasting the station that time on TNT
Max hides his ignorance behind vocabulary. Max doesn't even understand boxing.
He is on some Jew privilege shit
Curry is Curry.
Can't not have several people available in the NBA finals and win them that goes for everyone.
Get someone back and then we'll see what happens.
Can't not have several people available in the NBA finals and win them that goes for everyone.
Get someone back and then we'll see what happens.
These commentators these days are like the WWF when most people thought wrestling was real, REAL sports watchers used think they knew what they were talking about but just like when WWF had to change its name to the WORLD WRESTLING ENTERTAINMENT because it was proven to be fake, Real sports watchers have to start calling these commentators “SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT COMMENTATORS’
When they do watch it they are only looking for points in the game where something happens to support their argument and write it down and overlook everything else
I hate that not only the analysis but so called fans have forgotten an important thing...
HEART.
PRESSURE
https://www.bgol.us/forum/threads/e...w-elite-nba-athletes-handle-pressure.1051781/
DETERMINATION
INTELLIGENCE
MOMENTUM
FEAR.
these are things you CANNOT quantify.
You have to just WATCH games.
I STILL aint sure what the hell plus-minus means.
"The fan who pushed Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry during Game 3 of the NBA Finals has been identified as Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens.
Axios was the first outlet to identify Stevens, who pushed Lowry from two seats away as the All-Star careened into the front row of the Oracle Arena crowd in the fourth quarter of Toronto’s 123-109 victory on Wednesday night. Lowry, who was attempting to save a block by teammate Serge Ibaka from going out of bounds, confronted Stevens and could be seen complaining to officials about the incident.
Toronto Star sports columnist Bruce Arthur confirmed the Axios report, adding that a source informed him that Stevens told Lowry multiple times, “Go f— yourself.”
“There's no place for that,” Lowry told reporters when asked about the encounter after the game. “He had no reason to touch me. He had no reason to reach over two seats and then say some vulgar language to me. There's no place for people like that in our league, and hopefully he never comes back to an NBA game.”
That was before the fan was identified as Stevens, who joined Golden State’s ownership group when Vivek Ranadive sold his equity in the team to purchase the Sacramento Kings in August 2013. In an a press release six years ago, Stevens was described as a longtime Silicon Valley venture capitalist, a board member for both the University of Southern California and Harvard Business School’s California Research Center, and a part-time lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
“Mr. Stevens’ behavior last night did not reflect the high standards that we hope to exemplify as an organization,” the Warriors said in a statement on Thursday. “We’re extremely disappointed in his actions and, along with Mr. Stevens, offer our sincere apology to Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors organization for this unfortunate misconduct. There is no place for such interaction between fans — or anyone — and players at an NBA game.”
https://yhoo.it/2HXbGRb
Axios was the first outlet to identify Stevens, who pushed Lowry from two seats away as the All-Star careened into the front row of the Oracle Arena crowd in the fourth quarter of Toronto’s 123-109 victory on Wednesday night. Lowry, who was attempting to save a block by teammate Serge Ibaka from going out of bounds, confronted Stevens and could be seen complaining to officials about the incident.
Toronto Star sports columnist Bruce Arthur confirmed the Axios report, adding that a source informed him that Stevens told Lowry multiple times, “Go f— yourself.”
“There's no place for that,” Lowry told reporters when asked about the encounter after the game. “He had no reason to touch me. He had no reason to reach over two seats and then say some vulgar language to me. There's no place for people like that in our league, and hopefully he never comes back to an NBA game.”
That was before the fan was identified as Stevens, who joined Golden State’s ownership group when Vivek Ranadive sold his equity in the team to purchase the Sacramento Kings in August 2013. In an a press release six years ago, Stevens was described as a longtime Silicon Valley venture capitalist, a board member for both the University of Southern California and Harvard Business School’s California Research Center, and a part-time lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
“Mr. Stevens’ behavior last night did not reflect the high standards that we hope to exemplify as an organization,” the Warriors said in a statement on Thursday. “We’re extremely disappointed in his actions and, along with Mr. Stevens, offer our sincere apology to Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors organization for this unfortunate misconduct. There is no place for such interaction between fans — or anyone — and players at an NBA game.”
https://yhoo.it/2HXbGRb
Exactly
I don't really get into what they are saying because they are full of shit.
Someone told me a while back that 80% of sports is fixed.
I believe them
Stats only tell you what happened, not WHY it happened.
Robert Horry has done of the most clutch shit I've seen however the pressure wasn't on him.
"The fan who pushed Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry during Game 3 of the NBA Finals has been identified as Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens.
Axios was the first outlet to identify Stevens, who pushed Lowry from two seats away as the All-Star careened into the front row of the Oracle Arena crowd in the fourth quarter of Toronto’s 123-109 victory on Wednesday night. Lowry, who was attempting to save a block by teammate Serge Ibaka from going out of bounds, confronted Stevens and could be seen complaining to officials about the incident.
Toronto Star sports columnist Bruce Arthur confirmed the Axios report, adding that a source informed him that Stevens told Lowry multiple times, “Go f— yourself.”
“There's no place for that,” Lowry told reporters when asked about the encounter after the game. “He had no reason to touch me. He had no reason to reach over two seats and then say some vulgar language to me. There's no place for people like that in our league, and hopefully he never comes back to an NBA game.”
That was before the fan was identified as Stevens, who joined Golden State’s ownership group when Vivek Ranadive sold his equity in the team to purchase the Sacramento Kings in August 2013. In an a press release six years ago, Stevens was described as a longtime Silicon Valley venture capitalist, a board member for both the University of Southern California and Harvard Business School’s California Research Center, and a part-time lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
“Mr. Stevens’ behavior last night did not reflect the high standards that we hope to exemplify as an organization,” the Warriors said in a statement on Thursday. “We’re extremely disappointed in his actions and, along with Mr. Stevens, offer our sincere apology to Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors organization for this unfortunate misconduct. There is no place for such interaction between fans — or anyone — and players at an NBA game.”
https://yhoo.it/2HXbGRb
They said he won’t be attending anymore of THIS YEARS FINALS
if I was Lowry I would’ve went right in that’s cacs jaw. Especially since Lowry said the dude was talking shit tooThese Cacs in the crowd only getting this bold now b/c these new age NBA players are soft now, no way he woulda done that to a Sheed or Bonzi Wells back then, Capt Jack or Artest etc.
I'll try
Stats tell you that if five players average 25 points a game, they will score 125 points a game. There is no accounting for defense, who is going to guard who or if the player is below average health wise. It doesn't account for injuries suffered in game.
OK but I you said Robert aint have pressure on him?
"The fan who pushed Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry during Game 3 of the NBA Finals has been identified as Golden State Warriors part-owner Mark Stevens.
Axios was the first outlet to identify Stevens, who pushed Lowry from two seats away as the All-Star careened into the front row of the Oracle Arena crowd in the fourth quarter of Toronto’s 123-109 victory on Wednesday night. Lowry, who was attempting to save a block by teammate Serge Ibaka from going out of bounds, confronted Stevens and could be seen complaining to officials about the incident.
Toronto Star sports columnist Bruce Arthur confirmed the Axios report, adding that a source informed him that Stevens told Lowry multiple times, “Go f— yourself.”
“There's no place for that,” Lowry told reporters when asked about the encounter after the game. “He had no reason to touch me. He had no reason to reach over two seats and then say some vulgar language to me. There's no place for people like that in our league, and hopefully he never comes back to an NBA game.”
That was before the fan was identified as Stevens, who joined Golden State’s ownership group when Vivek Ranadive sold his equity in the team to purchase the Sacramento Kings in August 2013. In an a press release six years ago, Stevens was described as a longtime Silicon Valley venture capitalist, a board member for both the University of Southern California and Harvard Business School’s California Research Center, and a part-time lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business.
“Mr. Stevens’ behavior last night did not reflect the high standards that we hope to exemplify as an organization,” the Warriors said in a statement on Thursday. “We’re extremely disappointed in his actions and, along with Mr. Stevens, offer our sincere apology to Kyle Lowry and the Toronto Raptors organization for this unfortunate misconduct. There is no place for such interaction between fans — or anyone — and players at an NBA game.”
https://yhoo.it/2HXbGRb
This is the GOP "thoughts and prayers" response to mass shootings.