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2015 NBA Playoffs

Fabtrey said:
and it's not always about the ring. it's about the dominance. MJ was so damn dominant. i mean he was so far ahead of his peers, it really wasn't that close.

i think Bron will go down as the 2nd greatest of all time - ahead of magic, kareem, wilt, russell, duncan, hakeem, etc, etc. and that is a tremendous accomplishment.
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....I think you must be hallucinating on some power marijushee! Of course, you weren't around when Wilt played, so you have an excuse there! If it's not about the rings, then Jordan falls to about 4th on the list, because he has few, if any, career stats that match Wilt, Duncan, and Kareem! If it's about the rings then Kareem, Duncan and Russell are right there with Jordan. In fact, Russell is so far ahead of Jordan that it's laughable! Kareem had the only unstoppable shot, not Jordan. Wilt averaged 50 points a game one season! Lebron will end up passing all of Jordan's career statistical achievements, but not his 6 rings.
 
Man, I haven't watched much of this series....but I sure thought Atlanta...backs against the wall.....would keep it a little closer.
 
Millsap has been pretty poor in teh playoffs.

Really interested to see what he gets in the off-season. He has shot under 40% in his last 3 years of being in the post-season.
 
I really wish we could get Millsap to be our 3rd big. I know he is going to chase his last big contract (or his 1st big one really), but he would be a perfect 3rd big.
 
DownUnder said:
Here's a little tip for Atlanta ... instead of bleeting about someone playing too hard ... PLAY HARDER YOURSELVES
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What I don't like is Horford go crying to the Media that it was Delly's fault, when it was him pulling Delly to the floor. 'Brotherhood' my ***.



I just lost all respect for him after that.
 
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