6. "*adds on and stops the cyse*" In response to Reply # 0
Pat Stay just lost to Hollow. Torey Lanz is a wack version of Bryson Tiller. Choclair is trash Kardinal Offishall is washed. NIckelback sucks. Labatt Blue is the worst beer in the world.
I hope the Cavs win 7 but the series is not over yet. Raps could pull off a victory. <--- SEE WHAT I DID THERE OR DID YOU?
>Was pat stay vs hollow a classic or nah? Better than iron vs >diz this year?
It's real back and forth as both cook. I'd say it's better than Iron and Diz because I hate Diz's 15 minutes of anti-Semitic content. BMagic vs Iron is a barfest.
This dude Bangz has worst performance of the year and proved that Wegohard style does not belong on KOTD. How the fuck you get booed on KOTD?
7. "with whiteside and bosh, we coulda had an interesting ecf" In response to Reply # 0
stead we get the raptors
-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
10. "Wow, lotta Toronto hate in here..." In response to Reply # 0
I know MiaVsTor was hard to watch if you didn't have a horse in the race, but as a lifer raptor fan since age 7, this was a big moment for us.
I assume we get rocked by Cavs, maybe Cavs in 5. If we're lucky and shock em a couple times maybe Cavs in 6. We obviously do not have the talent to really challenge Cleveland...but we also historically play better and tougher as underdogs, so I see it being a choppy, dirty series.
By all appearances...the Cavs should win every game by 25 points. But there's a part of me clinging to the idea that Casey is controlling the tempo and style of these games and that's why they're so ugly. It's like watching basketball played in mud. Is it possible that this works against the Cavs? Probably wishful thinking. I get the sense that there's around a 75% chance of convincing sweep and 25% chance that the Raps actually frustrate them with team defence. If the latter happens....then it's STILL probably around 3 to 1 odds that the Cavs win. So all in all...around a 10% chance of an upset.
Not having Val kinda kills us. He's performed really good against Tristan in the past. High ankle sprain could be months nevermind weeks. I would assume he's a no-go for the entire series which means our back-court is gonna have to do all the scoring.
I was under the assumption that Delavadova was a good defender? His D seemed pretty good in the playoff run last year. But I'm hearing the pundits say the opposite and that the Cav's biggest weakness is aggregate back-court defence? That works for us....especially in the absence of Val.
The other thing....Carroll is probably in the top 5 defenders in the league playing one on one against Lebron. Refs can control the game by calling fouls against Carroll....but even then, we have James Johnson on the bench who just happens to play pretty good (relatively speaking of course) against James too. We're kinda designed to ATTEMPT to defend James in that way.
I haven't seen much of Jr Smith v Derozan.....Both Derozan and Lowry have to heavily outscore their matchups to have any chance at all. I think Lowry can beat Irving....but it's gotta be by ALOT.
16. "they clowned when i said this about ATL and det" In response to Reply # 13
>By all appearances...the Cavs should win every game by 25 points
-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
28. "Bron is playing at an unreal level right now" In response to Reply # 0
I've seen him play with more force/explosion before for sure - but he is employing that anomalous basketball IQ more beautifully than ever. Efficiency is off the charts; vision is absurd.
I dare you to name a more multi-dimensional player in NBA history.
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