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I don't see any of these players making the impact there expected to
Got 4 stacks on all of them being great barring injury (Embiid )
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I don't see any of these players making the impact there expected to
Call me crazy. Okc won't lose again. If they do it will be game 5 in SA then they close it out back in Okc for game 6
You also said ibaka was meh
And I stick by that. This shouldn't be a series that is greatly affected by Ibakas absence, plain and simple. Thunders athleticism should greatly outweigh what Spurs are able to do offensively. Defense is 9o% effort and 1o% skill. I didn't see 50% effort or any type of leadership at all in last nights loss. There were times that you could tell OKC was just more athletic and superior regardless of how sound Spurs were, even when Okc came back and took the lead. In the second quarter Russ/KD sat together for over 5 minutes, on the bench. Not to mention the lineup that was started. Thunder has the talent, they are missing everything else at times, so yea, it's easy to blame the loss on Ibakas absence, I however, don't feel that way though
Here's the Hi-Res version1921-2014 165 Jerseys on one epic poster
The sleeved jerseys don't deserve to be on that poster, otherwise I'd hang that up in my bedroom.
I think all of them will be great outside of Embiid. Dude is literally Thomas Robinson 2.0.I don't see any of these players making the impact there expected toIf they get Wiggins/Embiid/Parker or who I really want them to get, Exum, they'll be in good position for years to come though.
adidas really jacked up nba jerseys over the last few years
If they get Wiggins/Embiid/Parker or who I really want them to get, Exum, they'll be in good position for years to come though.
I don't see any of these players making the impact there expected to
I think all of them will be great outside of Embiid. Dude is literally Thomas Robinson 2.0.
Here's the Hi-Res version1921-2014 165 Jerseys on one epic poster
http://i5.minus.com/iB8D204NIdU2c.jpg
Some gems in there
Diplos, Above the Rim, White Men Can't Jump
Here's the Hi-Res version1921-2014 165 Jerseys on one epic poster
http://niketalk.com/content/type/61/id/980659/
Some gems in there
Diplos, Above the Rim, White Men Can't Jump
g post it ... its blocked for some reason here at wk
HOORAY FOR CONSPIRACIES!![h1]The Numbers Behind Joey Crawford-Officiated Heat Playoff Games[/h1]By Josh Baumgard @JoshBaumgard · On May 14, 2014
Note: This was written before Game 5 on Wednesday
[h3]Ugh![/h3]
It’s the word muttered most by fans when they learn Joey Crawford is officiating their team’s game. Fans don’t like him. Tim Duncan despises him. I can’t stand him.
For fun, I looked up the Miami Heat’s playoff record during the LeBron Era (2011-2013) when Joey Crawford blessed them with his presence, as will be the case tonight for Game 5 in Miami.
In the LeBron Era, the Heat are 7-6 (.571) in games Crawford has officiated. They are 39-15 (.722) in games he has not. One of those Heat wins also includes that magical Game 6 in last year’s NBA Finals against the Spurs. For the hell of it, I compared Crawford’s overall home/away win percentage from this same timeframe to Miami’s home/away win percentage with Crawford on the court.
While the Heat have won about 13 percent more games at home with Crawford compared to his average home games, they won about 13 percent less games on the road with Crawford compared to his average away games — a wash. Remember, the sample is tiny, with just nine Heat home games and five away games.
CRAWFORD AVG MIA W/ CRAW DIFF HOME 67.50% 80% +12.5% AWAY 32.50% 20% -12.5
For Heat fans, yes it’s true. The team has won a higher percentage of relative playoff games without Joey Crawford since LeBron James has taken his talents to Downtown Miami (approximately an hour walk to South Beach). But is there a statistical significance and some sort of anti-Heat bias? That’s pushing it.
The sleeved jerseys don't deserve to be on that poster, otherwise I'd hang that up in my bedroom.
Can't count out Russ and KD.. those two dudes alone can win them this series.The Thunder could still win this series without Ibaka.. but that's different than "they should".
It'll take Russ and Durant to both have good/great games.. every game.. and someone else to step up.. and Brooks to make some adjustments. He doesn't even have to outcoach Pop (because he can't) but he needs to do something.
I think all of them will be great outside of Embiid. Dude is literally Thomas Robinson 2.0.