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no. just, no.
magic was old and washed by then.
Magic was 31. Steph is 31. Steph in his bag, thus:
Steph >>> Magic
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no. just, no.
magic was old and washed by then.
no. just, no.
magic was old and washed by then.
Who said the warriors weren’t trying?
\ Bulls were just so hungry after all those years of coming up short
That was Magic’s 9th Finals in 12 years
Dude was beyond worn out
And Vlade was super young and raw at that point. Bulls were just so hungry after all those years of coming up short
Maybe not washed up...but GSW do have two star players with significant injuries...exactly. it wasnt a shot at magic, just saying it was a bad comparison to this series. Who is the tired washed up superstar on the warriors?
and neither did the warriors, so what are you really saying?
Just look at the competition Toronto faced just getting to the finals. Team is no ****ing joke
Yea, the magic are legends. Embiid was hobbled.
Milwaukee is built around a superstar that can't shoot outside of 6 feet.
Tough.
You gonna be real quiet when it’s 3-0Yea, the magic are legends. Embiid was hobbled.
Milwaukee is built around a superstar that can't shoot outside of 6 feet.
Tough.
Imagine having 5 all-nba players, 3 fully healthy, and thinking you’re the underdog
Warriors played like they did in the Portland series. It just wasn't enough. Steph got his 35 Klay got his 22 and Draymond got his triple double. They've always been prone to being careless with the ball, but Toronto's defense forced a good amount of those turnovers last night. I'm just saying it'd be one thing off the Raptors played outside of their minds and won that game last night but that wasn't the case. They ain't scared of GS like the Blazers were.
Yea, the magic are legends. Embiid was hobbled.
Milwaukee is built around a superstar that can't shoot outside of 6 feet.
Tough.
The Warriors' leading scorer has already taken part in three or four individual on-court activities this week. He still needs to participate in a full team practice before he would be cleared to return to action.
Just look at the competition Toronto faced just getting to the finals. Team is no ****ing joke