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{The Official 2021-22 NBA Thread} - Finals: Warriors vs Celtics…{4-2 advantage warriors } Dubs NBA champs, Curry MVP
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Let's keep real, they shouldn't have won game 1. So to me the series should be over. But again Boston can’t consistently stop GS nor consistently score. I don’t think this game defines the series. They sold all out to stop Steph. So when a team does that, they gotta give up something…
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Fuck that Nigga
Nigga weak as shaddy on the bench press.
Sadly, prime PG13 was better than this guy.
If i see this bitch made lightskin nigga take another idiotic fade away over a 6'5 nigga in the post instead of taking it to the cup imma shoot my fucking TV!!
I’m bigger than Tatum
I hate that bitch made nigga with a passion
I know he made a call to the post game radio
I’m listening now
Fuck!!!!!
Dumb ass, turnover ass, poor shot selection ass Celtics!!
Dumb ass, turnover ass, poor shot selection ass Celtics!!
Tatum definitely need to hit the weight room this offseason, maybe brown too. Dude misses way too many shots in traffic. Something seems off when he's in traffic & trying to make a contested shot. It's almost like he bracing/scared to get hit, instead of just going up strong. He also needs to work on that back to the basket shoulder fake/turn around shot. I know he trying to emulate Mike and Kobe. But kid not there with it just yet. His been coming up short with it all series. Definitely not consistent enough with it to be a part of his bag.
Fuck!!!!!
Dumb ass, turnover ass, poor shot selection ass Celtics!!
Those god damn turnovers(jump in the air and then pass)
need to keep those under 16 and they win
Yeah Prichard and Williams did not have their usual bursts off the bench. Need their energy.
but Wiggins was the factor.
ABC doesn't show Celtics coach, ref going at it in Finals
Viewers were left at the mercy of people who saw it happen live.
Refs ignored an outlandish Marcus Smart flop late in Monday night's Game 5, and then all hell broke loose.
Just one problem: Viewers on television had to take the word of people who were there.
The Warriors' Klay Thompson drilled a three that became wide open after Smart was not rewarded for his theatrical efforts, something that apparently infuriated Celtics coach Ime Udoka.
Seemingly every beat writer at the game described a charged interaction between Udoka (who already had one technical) and referee Tony Brothers. But ABC/ESPN producers elected not to show a replay of the incident, leaving it to the imaginations of fans.
Analyst Jeff Van Gundy vaguely alluded to it after the commercial break, after Brothers called a technical foul on Smart when the Warriors' Jordan Poole sold a foul of his own. "At the last timeout, there was a lot going on," Van Gundy said. "And I do not blame the officials at all."
Writers on the scene were a bit more explicit. "Tony Brothers looked like he wanted smoke with Ime Udoka during the timeout," San Francisco radio host Bonta Hill said. "Brothers marched toward Udoka and Udoka was yelling," as USA Today's Jeff Zillgitt saw it. "... Udoka already with one tech. Celtics assistants made sure there wasn't a second."
Udoka and Brothers were separated, according to multiple reporters. Brothers seemed to be unusually demonstrative for an NBA ref, "actively yelling at someone on the Celtics, just walked towards them, pointing, shouting."
However it started, Brothers' rage with Udoka was universally agreed upon. As Athletic reporter Marcus Thompson put it: "Tony Brothers looks like he wants a piece of Udoka."
Fuckin bitch ass nigga. He here lurking but can never come in and be accountable when he team doesn't play well. Can't stand front runnin niggas like that. Nigga how you gon talk shit if you can stand up when your team isn't doing well. I'll Razor's Edge that nigga of a fuckin bridge yo!!!!
Fuckin bitch ass nigga. A real piece of shit. Then if Boston wins game 6 that faggot will pop up. Shameful.
One is a Canadian and one is a Cherokee indian
ABC doesn't show Celtics coach, ref going at it in Finals
Viewers were left at the mercy of people who saw it happen live.www.sfgate.com
Refs ignored an outlandish Marcus Smart flop late in Monday night's Game 5, and then all hell broke loose.
Just one problem: Viewers on television had to take the word of people who were there.
The Warriors' Klay Thompson drilled a three that became wide open after Smart was not rewarded for his theatrical efforts, something that apparently infuriated Celtics coach Ime Udoka.
Seemingly every beat writer at the game described a charged interaction between Udoka (who already had one technical) and referee Tony Brothers. But ABC/ESPN producers elected not to show a replay of the incident, leaving it to the imaginations of fans.
Analyst Jeff Van Gundy vaguely alluded to it after the commercial break, after Brothers called a technical foul on Smart when the Warriors' Jordan Poole sold a foul of his own. "At the last timeout, there was a lot going on," Van Gundy said. "And I do not blame the officials at all."
Writers on the scene were a bit more explicit. "Tony Brothers looked like he wanted smoke with Ime Udoka during the timeout," San Francisco radio host Bonta Hill said. "Brothers marched toward Udoka and Udoka was yelling," as USA Today's Jeff Zillgitt saw it. "... Udoka already with one tech. Celtics assistants made sure there wasn't a second."
Udoka and Brothers were separated, according to multiple reporters. Brothers seemed to be unusually demonstrative for an NBA ref, "actively yelling at someone on the Celtics, just walked towards them, pointing, shouting."
However it started, Brothers' rage with Udoka was universally agreed upon. As Athletic reporter Marcus Thompson put it: "Tony Brothers looks like he wants a piece of Udoka."
@BDR
Top 10 player better than Bron can lay a 6 for 20 stink bomb and still win.. Aint it a blessing?