carolinajazz
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...don't pay much attention to anything Mark Jackson says! He always despised John Stockton and though he was "overrated!" Can you believe that? Stockton, overrated???
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...don't pay much attention to anything Mark Jackson says! He always despised John Stockton and though he was "overrated!" Can you believe that? Stockton, overrated???
spycam1
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No, the pick used for Hood was acquired in the trade that also brought RJ and Biendrens.
The pick that we could have used on Barnes (I would have picked Drummond) was the #21 pick we combined with #14 in 2013 to move up for Trey.
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I see the Warriors winning this in 5 or 6 games. The question I have is who Irving and Deladova are going to guard and whether the Cavs can keep up with the offensive barrages that GS throws. The Warriors also have a better bench.
spycam1
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Think of it this way: we got more by trading Kevin Murphy than we did from trading Kanter. lol
spycam1
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I could see that happening. Top to bottom, GS looks much more complete. If Cleveland was totally healthy, then things would be different.
Having said all that, I think LeBron will make this an exciting Finals series. Irving being relative healthy would help the Cavs a lot, but I don't think we should underestimate what LeBron is capable of. He alone has more Finals experience than most whole teams do. GS has...none.
Warriors in 6, Lebron alone wins Cavs two games- but Warriors bench depth and their Firepower will be too much for the Cavs
Cleveland going to destroy the Warriors.
Lebron going to go HAM.
Irving going to get enough rest to force Curry to actually guard and Dellavadova will probably piss him off with how physical he plays.
Curry has had a cake-walk in terms of the PG's he faced.
NOLA had a hobbled Holiday and some scrubs.
Memphis had a hobbled Conley and a broken face and some OK backups.
Houston had two super old PG's.
Lebron going to go HAM.
Irving going to get enough rest to force Curry to actually guard and Dellavadova will probably piss him off with how physical he plays.
Curry has had a cake-walk in terms of the PG's he faced.
NOLA had a hobbled Holiday and some scrubs.
Memphis had a hobbled Conley and a broken face and some OK backups.
Houston had two super old PG's.
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I pick warriors in 7.
I put some money on it too. (Only 20 dollars)
I put some money on it too. (Only 20 dollars)
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carolinajazz
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...the Warriors will win in 5 or 7 games, but not 6! That would mean they would have to beat the Cav's on there home court, when Lebron would be trying his darnist to force a 7th game in SF! I would have said 5 games or even a sweep, a month ago! But the way the Cav's have come together and the head injuries to Curry and Thompson, I'm starting to have my doubts! Can the Warriors keep the Cav's off the boards and not get into foul trouble? Those are two big question marks! If the Warriors can keep hitting there outside shots like they've been doing, play decent defense and not slam their heads on the gym floor while trying to block unblockable shots, I'll still take the Warriors to win this series. But it might be closer than we all think!
I hate the Warriors almost as much as I hate the Lakers. But I also hate LeBron for going back to Cleveland as I grew up 90 miles from Cleveland and my Facebook is full of bandwagoners who suddenly love the Cavs again and so I hope Golden State wins. Also, listening to all the fools on TV cry about LeBron losing yet still attempting to call him better than Jordan will be enjoyable.