[Q] wrote:Dee4Three wrote:[Q] wrote:Do the rockets pull this off with cp3 at 100%?
I don't think so.
Also, I need to point something out. I think it's pretty damn fishy that he isn't playing, I don't give a shit what anybody says.
The dude is in a game 7 with a chance to make the NBA finals, and he was listed as questionable before the game. YOU FUCKING TRY AND PLAY!. So many athletes play with injuries in non elimination games, if he can get up and walk, or run, he should be in the damn game.
That shit is flat out fishy. I think the Warriors were meant to win this anyway, it's what the fans wanted (globally it's the best thing for the league marketing wise, money wise) but I'll tell you what, the Chris Paul shit is a mystery to me. I don't care if its a pre-existing injury, or a reaggravated injury, if you are questionable before the game, you attempt to give it a damn go.
A hamstring injury is no joke. It's a major muscle in the leg and it's not exactly something you can play with effectively. Plus, of it's not 100%, there is a very likely chance of reinjury or making it worse. Don't forget he dealt with this in 2015 game 7 against the Spurs. They closed them out so he had time to rest including game 1 vs the rockets before they blew the 3-1 lead with him back. With only one day of rest in between games, there was no way he'd be able to recover in time
You saw how well the warriors were shooting, there's no way you'd be able to play any kind of defense against that hobbling around on a bad hammy
NovU wrote:Boy. This I believe was one and only chance for CP3 at the chip. It's gotta be heart breaking for legendary point god.
air gordon wrote:lmao. nba athletes aren't like race horses. before the tip off, chris paul was reported to have a grade 2 hamstring strain injury. oops
that was just flat out ignorant and quite frankly idiotic questioning cp3
poor d'antoni. he had to resort to ryan anderson. curry showed no mercy on him
good series overall. i thought houston defended well/had good game plans to take away GSW's off ball action.
it's remarkable how GSW can play a full quarter of playoff basketball sleep walking and come away with victories
air gordon wrote:we will never know? he was reported to have a grade 2 hamstring strain. SMH. oh did you need more? perhaps cp3 should have just hired you and you could have evaluated him on the off day and the hours leading up to tip off. thanks for that gem
air gordon wrote:anytime. regards to your brother and your comrades at the workplace
Dee4Three wrote:air gordon wrote:lmao. nba athletes aren't like race horses. before the tip off, chris paul was reported to have a grade 2 hamstring strain injury. oops
that was just flat out ignorant and quite frankly idiotic questioning cp3
poor d'antoni. he had to resort to ryan anderson. curry showed no mercy on him
good series overall. i thought houston defended well/had good game plans to take away GSW's off ball action.
it's remarkable how GSW can play a full quarter of playoff basketball sleep walking and come away with victories
We will never know, we didn't see how he was moving before tip off. Also, plenty of reasons to be skeptical.
Curry is the most important player on the Warriors, he sets the tone. Hopefully he stays healthy through the finals.
[Q] wrote:Dee4Three wrote:air gordon wrote:lmao. nba athletes aren't like race horses. before the tip off, chris paul was reported to have a grade 2 hamstring strain injury. oops
that was just flat out ignorant and quite frankly idiotic questioning cp3
poor d'antoni. he had to resort to ryan anderson. curry showed no mercy on him
good series overall. i thought houston defended well/had good game plans to take away GSW's off ball action.
it's remarkable how GSW can play a full quarter of playoff basketball sleep walking and come away with victories
We will never know, we didn't see how he was moving before tip off. Also, plenty of reasons to be skeptical.
Curry is the most important player on the Warriors, he sets the tone. Hopefully he stays healthy through the finals.
This is the problem: you are making the assumption that he made no attempt to make it back and play. Like he just went home and sat on his couch eating a pint of ice cream sobbing to himself, like he was ready to retire and become an assistant coach.
Just because he doesn't get ruled out right away doesn't mean he didn't rehab and didn't try. Plus, if you say he's out for the series it makes it easier for the warriors to plan for it.
If he waltzed out there hobbling around he would be getting blown by every time for layups and would not be contesting 3s. people would be criticizing him for jeopardizing the teams chances of winning. He was already playing on a injured hamstring and he made it worse in game 5, which caused him to miss the rest of the series. Grade 2 usually means there's some tearing involved, should he play until his hamstring completely tears in half?
Jeffx wrote:Paul or not, Houston had GS on the hook and blew it. 27 straight misses from 3-point range....you'd think someone would realise the shots aren't there and DRIVE TO THE FRIGGIN' BASKET!! ...How about Pringles calling a timeout and telling these cats to attack the basket? Sometimes I wonder about him. He reminds me of Andy Reid & Marty Schottenheimer...he'll get you to a certain point, but nothing more. The definition of insanity was in full display last night.
Andrew wrote:It's the problem with the "threes are worth more than twos, so it's a better shot" line of thinking. Numerically speaking, it's obviously a better result...if the shots are going in. If they're not good looks, or you're missing, say, 27 of them in a row, they're not the best strategy and maybe it's time to try something else.
air gordon wrote:Jeffx wrote:Paul or not, Houston had GS on the hook and blew it. 27 straight misses from 3-point range....you'd think someone would realise the shots aren't there and DRIVE TO THE FRIGGIN' BASKET!! ...How about Pringles calling a timeout and telling these cats to attack the basket? Sometimes I wonder about him. He reminds me of Andy Reid & Marty Schottenheimer...he'll get you to a certain point, but nothing more. The definition of insanity was in full display last night.Andrew wrote:It's the problem with the "threes are worth more than twos, so it's a better shot" line of thinking. Numerically speaking, it's obviously a better result...if the shots are going in. If they're not good looks, or you're missing, say, 27 of them in a row, they're not the best strategy and maybe it's time to try something else.
So do we hold Stevens to the same standard of criticism as D'antoni?? both systems create open perimeter looks. Both teams went through similar cold spells and many of those 3 point shots were open
air gordon wrote:i haven't seen one criticism of Stevens in bos-clev thread. perhaps i will double check again to see where the credit/blame is going. also no mention of it from my co workers, grocery store employees, and the homeless person i see during the week.
air gordon wrote:your honor,
it's fair game if you bring into the forum your discussions with people outside of the nlsc. remember that before you put on your flame suit.
it's not necessary to dive in deeper if a player went 0-4 and played lousy defense. that's trash. but hey by all means you can criticize me all you want. another man's trash is another man's treasure
did you reread the bos-clev thread? did anyone criticize stevens? where was the blame/credit going to? hmmm? perhaps stevens should have called greg monroe's number more huh
this can go in another thread if you like mods
air gordon wrote:i haven't seen one criticism of Stevens in bos-clev thread. perhaps i will double check again to see where the credit/blame is going. also no mention of it from my co workers, grocery store employees, and the homeless person i see during the week.
air gordon wrote:Cavs were the best in the East? imagine if lebron had a full season with those bums.
air gordon wrote:the homeless man i pass by during the week said if Iggy can't go, Cleveland has a chance.
air gordon wrote:Also Thompson was trash last game
air gordon wrote:Jr Smith sure is trash
air gordon wrote:from the highlights you could say baynes is a nahtzee
NovU wrote:NovU wrote:bledsoe is way overrated
air gordon wrote:bum
I haven't seen one criticism of Stevens in bos-clev thread. perhaps i will double check again to see where the credit/blame is going. also no mention of it from my co workers, grocery store employees, and the homeless person i see during the week.
anytime. regards to your brother and your comrades at the workplace
the homeless man i pass by during the week said if Iggy can't go
air gordon wrote:Mentioning your brother and you had a laugh about a forum post? Really? Ok. you mentioning what your coworkers talk about is different than me mentioning what i spoke of with people outside of this forum..how?
If there's one knock I have on Stevens, it's him allowing Smart to be the offensive go to with the second unit.
Agreed. Smarts shot selection is horrible...and as much as I love Brad Stevens, I scratch my head at the fact that he has let that Shot selection go on for so long. He has single handedly put us in a hole in some games because of his shooting.
I love Stevens, but I am not a fan of how little Tatum saw the floor in the first half.
I am flattered you singled out my trash and bum comments. It does tend to get lost in the in depth analysis. Do go on but i feel there’s no need to discuss further on trash play. Smells like shit? Looks shit? Must be shit. Would you like to discuss if the sky is blue?
You are most welcome to retort but sadly this discussion will be closed from my side. I’ve had this dance already. I’m not sure what this cool things is all about it but i will take it as a compliment and hope you get that sorted out
I’m sorry if this doesn’t satisfy or hold up to your posting standards. Do you feel slighted? Maybe you should relax a little and lighten up. have a hug. You can always add me to the foe list.
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And for the record Baynes, on the yahoo sports vid recap, it looked like he was signaling heil hitler after a teammate hit a 3
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