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Current NBA Draft Championship: Hack vs. Cunning Linguist

Who would win in a 7 game series?

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Davis was a ****ing man this year in the playoffs. He averaged 31 PPG, 11 RPG, and 3 BPG. It's not his fault his supporting cast is subpar. If the Cavs have a healthy Kyrie they win the championship.
 
Playoff games played
Conley--50
Beal--21 (71)
Hayward--4 (75)
Duncan--241 (316)
Noah--60 (376)
Jackson--30 (406)
Stephenson--42 (448)
Johnson--87 (535)
Diaw--99 (634)
Splitter--65 (699)

So my team has played 699 playoff games.
 
If this game comes down to clutch time you can count out Bradley Beal. Dude shot %16.6, %7.7 from and averaged 0.3 points under 5 minutes.
 
Cunning Linguist said:
Golden State was statistically an all-time GREAT team. I don't think the Cavs would've beaten them.
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Not how the real world works. Cavs won 2 games without their 2nd and 3rd options. They are considered favorites to win next year with all their players healthy. I don't think they would have won with Irving, but they would have had a chance.
 
Siro said:
Not how the real world works. Cavs won 2 games without their 2nd and 3rd options. They are considered favorites to win next year with all their players healthy. I don't think they would have won with Irving, but they would have had a chance.
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Oh, please tell me how the real world works, Siro.
 
Siro said:
Not how the real world works. Cavs won 2 games without their 2nd and 3rd options. They are considered favorites to win next year with all their players healthy. I don't think they would have won with Irving, but they would have had a chance.
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They also won those games by being LeBron dominated offensively and with Delly frustrating Curry. You could argue with Reply never playing with a healthy Irving, Curry just dominates earlier.
 
Cunning Linguist said:
Golden State was statistically an all-time GREAT team. I don't think the Cavs would've beaten them.
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This.
After having one of the best seasons in nba history, the warriors were underrated going into the playoffs and lots of people had them losing (probably due to lack of experience or style of play or some ****)
Those people were idiots.

Then when the finals started they were underrated again and allot of people picked lebron (I ended up winning money from those idiots)

Golden state was the best team in the league last year and it was quite obvious.... To me at least
 
Hekate said:
If this game comes down to clutch time you can count out Bradley Beal. Dude shot %16.6, %7.7 from and averaged 0.3 points under 5 minutes.
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Ouch
 
Cunning Linguist said:
Playoff games played
Conley--50
Beal--21 (71)
Hayward--4 (75)
Duncan--241 (316)
Noah--60 (376)
Jackson--30 (406)
Stephenson--42 (448)
Johnson--87 (535)
Diaw--99 (634)
Splitter--65 (699)

So my team has played 699 playoff games.
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Why do you and Cy keep hammering this point home? As if it matters how many playoffs games they've played.

Spurs lost to the Clippers who had less playoff games played. Warriors beat Memphis who I'm sure had more playoff games played. I could go on and on for ever with examples.

All these players are playing with different players. Better players. You really trying to say that because Davis doesn't have a bunch of experience that means no matter who he played with he would forever just lose every game because he never had prior winning experience? How the hell do you think players end up getting their first playoff wins? They have to start somewhere don't they? They will just start with your dumb *** weak team.

And as a matter of fact, in this competition we have the same amount of experience.

So great point genius. Try again.
 
This is the season where there is the passing of the torch. Anthony Davis is clearly the best power forward or big in the game. Duncan used to be. He isn't anymore.
 
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