Men's Basketball NBA 2018 - 2019

[thepharoah 2,413]

bye Bye Houston , see u next playoffs , fully deserved for GS despite the fact i don't want them to win another trophy 

Edited May 11, 2019 by thepharoah

[Monzanator 4,768]

As a Raiders fan I'm more than OK with this! Harden & his overhyped clowns can eat it.

 

Warriors were irrelevant for like 40 years and now they've got their dynasty. Hoping for a Bucks vs GSW final

[nenad 452]

It does look like that Warriors will play Bucks in the finals. Warriors probably win again. There is a reason why NBA is the most predictable of all US sports. 

[thepharoah 2,413]

4 hours ago, nenad said:

It does look like that Warriors will play Bucks in the finals. Warriors probably win again. There is a reason why NBA is the most predictable of all US sports. 

 

Not very sure about this especially if Durant will miss some games of Western Conference final 

[bestmen 2,903]

Just now, thepharoah said:

 

Not very sure about this especially if Durant will miss some games of Western Conference final 

you will eat 2 hours before me

[Monzanator 4,768]

5 hours ago, nenad said:

It does look like that Warriors will play Bucks in the finals. Warriors probably win again. There is a reason why NBA is the most predictable of all US sports. 

 

Because it's most dependant on single players' performance. Plus these mega stars actually run these teams these days. In playoffs you hardly play with more than 8-9 core guys anyway. NBA always had the longest-tenured dynasties save maybe for the Yankees in MLB and some of the NHL when the league only had like 6 teams for decades.

[nenad 452]

19 hours ago, thepharoah said:

 

Not very sure about this especially if Durant will miss some games of Western Conference final 

 

I would love Denver to do something vs Warriors, but they're just out of their league. 

 

18 hours ago, Monzanator said:

 

Because it's most dependant on single players' performance. Plus these mega stars actually run these teams these days. In playoffs you hardly play with more than 8-9 core guys anyway. NBA always had the longest-tenured dynasties save maybe for the Yankees in MLB and some of the NHL when the league only had like 6 teams for decades.

 

It's due to the system of competition as well. In NFL you have single elimination games, in MLB you have wild card one game elimination and best of five series. In the NBA everything is best of 7, so it's hard for an outsider to win entire series, 4gms in a week or two against a better team, quality surfaces eventually. 

[Monzanator 4,768]

30 minutes ago, nenad said:

 

I would love Denver to do something vs Warriors, but they're just out of their league. 

 

 

It's due to the system of competition as well. In NFL you have single elimination games, in MLB you have wild card one game elimination and best of five series. In the NBA everything is best of 7, so it's hard for an outsider to win entire series, 4gms in a week or two against a better team, quality surfaces eventually. 

 

Max free agent contracts changed everything. Until the early 00s top stars were one-team exclusive players. When Kevin Garnett joined Celtics it was the first real domino to fall and with Kobe & Duncan retired that old formula is extinct. Besides the salary cap in NFL handcuffs everything, there are too many positions there that can expose you as a team. In NBA you need 4-5 shooters and you're instant contender, you don't even have to play any defense these days.

[thepharoah 2,413]

Come on Toronto 

[thepharoah 2,413]

WOW , that was a dramatic buzzer beater by the only and only in toronto kawahi