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Probably Zika concerns too. Him and Ayesha are trying to have more kids.
Never want to wish injury on a guy, but Love being out next game may actually favor the Cavs. I don't think they lose all that much on offense replacing him with Frye, but they can gain quite a bit on the defensive end. Frye is hardly a defensive juggernaut, but his length and athleticism can at least get him to recover and contest shots. The Warriors are having their way and Frye alone probably isn't enough to change that, but at least it should help a little.
Cleveland sweep in 6.
If I were invited I'd decline tbh , that country is a mess right now
Probably Zika concerns too. Him and Ayesha are trying to have more kids.
Warriors just switch everything, so he's never open for the kick out 3's. Especially with Kerr countering any Frye lineup with Draymond at center who can easily keep up with Frye on the perimeter. Since he doesn't really post up, that kinda takes him out of the offense.Why are the Cavs not playing Frye at all? He barely played last night.
i would rather he be on the court than Delly and Mo Williams.
Also, Warriors have to be disappointed that they let a 40 year old Richard Jefferson look like an all star on both ends of the floor in the first half.
Also, thread title needs an update. Should read "Chef poisons" or something.
I agree with what you said about Frye, but they need some role players like Smith or someone else to step up.Ah, forgot about the Zika stuff. Yeah, I don't really blame Curry for resting. Especially after last year's run + the FIBA tournament.
Warriors just switch everything, so he's never open for the kick out 3's. Especially with Kerr countering any Frye lineup with Draymond at center who can easily keep up with Frye on the perimeter. Since he doesn't really post up, that kinda takes him out of the offense.
And even if he does get a switch, it's someone like Klay or Iguodala who is smaller but not small so they can still contest anything he tries to put up.
Traditional bigs against Golden State's small ball just have no shot. Save for a few exceptions who are just demons on the glass and inside like Steven Adams or Rudy Gobert. And even they end up having trouble guarding on the perimeter.
Its definitely not over.I'm still not comfortable calling this over. I think the Warriors will eventually win, but I feel like Cleveland's role players will play better in Cleveland and maybe guys like Kyrie and JR will catch fire from 3 for a game or two.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
Man, even Shumpert is getting paid for awhile.http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
The real GM won't want him to take a paycut.http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
I think the most disappointing part has been GS looks like a surprisingly beatable team. They are ridiculously weak on the boards and not a big team. As shown with OKC, you can effectively box them out. They were handed both game 6 and 7 when OKC started to just throw up shots and meltdown. Allowing them to catch up and it feels like it is the same here. I remember in game 6, they mentioned OKC has 13 missed 3's in a row. They weren't playing the game they are strong with, they were trying to beat GS at their own. Rather than going for the easy buckets.
GS, even though they start behind, they aren't melting down and sticking to their plan. Eventually, it seems like its just the offensive that collapses on the other team and their defense follows suit once GS punches a few threes in.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
@darrenrovell
Ticket prices to Game 3 in Cleveland dropping by 30 percent or more. Get-in before tip last night was $280, now under $200.
#FanUp Cleveland.
There's no fun in seeing your own team get clowned at home.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
@darrenrovell
Ticket prices to Game 3 in Cleveland dropping by 30 percent or more. Get-in before tip last night was $280, now under $200.
#FanUp Cleveland.
There's no fun in seeing your own team get clowned at home.
If LeBron leaves Cleveland, he'll never be able to return. He will become public enemy number 1 permanently.
CLE murdered the Raps in games 1+2 of the ECF, and Toronto won 3+4.
@darrenrovell
Ticket prices to Game 3 in Cleveland dropping by 30 percent or more. Get-in before tip last night was $280, now under $200.
#FanUp Cleveland.
Pretty surprised by how Kyrie is under-performing in first 2 games.
He is much better than this.
Lebron should take a year off after this loss. He's got the mileage of a 40 year old player and the expectations of a city. Tell Cleveland to get its shit together, come back in the playoffs and make a run.
So you expect that to happen now?
CLE murdered the Raps in games 1+2 of the ECF, and Toronto won 3+4.
That TT contract, lawd have merchttp://www.basketball-reference.com/contracts/CLE.html
Wow, Cleveland is stuck with this core for a long ass time (doesn't look like they have much whiggle room either). If Lebron really wanted to win one for the land, he'd opt out and sign for the minimum.
Anyone think GS is gonna three peat against the cavs
Have the same teams ever played against each other for three consecutive years? I'm looking through the NBA champions list and it doesnt seem like it has happened.
@darrenrovell
Ticket prices to Game 3 in Cleveland dropping by 30 percent or more. Get-in before tip last night was $280, now under $200.
#FanUp Cleveland.
If the Clippers don't get decimated by injuries, they give the Warriors a hell of a run as well, though. Fact is, LeBron and Co. getting to coast through the regular season and first two-three playoff rounds doesn't prepare them for the teams possibly coming out of the West. The West top four would all take the Cavs (assuming good health).My point was the West isn't nearly as good as people are making it out to be outside of the top 3 teams.
If the Clippers don't get decimated by injuries, they give the Warriors a hell of a run as well, though. Fact is, LeBron and Co. getting to coast through the regular season and first two-three playoff rounds doesn't prepare them for the teams possibly coming out of the West. The West top four would all take the Cavs (assuming good health).
Warriors
Thunder
Spurs
Clippers
The point is that nobody in the East, (outside of the Cavs against the other three), have a chance in hell against these teams. Nobody. So yea, the West is definitely as good as people are making it out to be comparative to the East.