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martin wrote:man, I don't know if this would take into account pace of game too (which would make his stats look even better I'd assume) but it's amazing

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Plays like an old school center, which was supposed to be obsolete. I knew they still had a place in this league (cough cough) but I didnt imagine an old school, plodding center like Jokic could have this much of an impact on the game. Speaks to his BBall IQ.

Allanfan20 wrote:

Kemet wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:Bucks win in Boston again....The length (pause) of this Bucks team is amazing...

Middleton at the 2 is 6'8
Giannis 7'0
Mirotic 6'10
Lopez 7'0

Will see more teams copying this blueprint....Length and 3's. Of course Giannis is a once and a generation player....Always happy to see the Celtics lose...Hopefully they lose in Milwaukee in Game 5 and Kyrie can begin making plans to come back home (or to his dads home..Uptown Baby!!!!)

Pass Uptown....

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...Yeah, lets extend Frank to run the point Seriously, the only thing his 2 year stay in Boston revealed to me is that he ain't #1 guy. As the number 2 guy (to Durant #1), Kyrie can and has won a 'chip.

Kyrie has to take the blame for some of Bostons woes, but its not all on him. Tatum is not the same player he was last year; he's turned into an iso player and his numbers are way down. I think the press clipping from last year went to his head not mention his work out with Kobe. Hayward is a shell of himself and I think inserting him into the starting lineup stunted Browns growth. Had him playing selfishly at the start of the year as if he had something to prove. Rozier has been bad this year and Brad "Genius" Stephens has been exposed and is being out coached by Bud so far.

Say what you want but Kyrie is a closer and an elite lead guard in this league....I dont think Kyrie's heart was ever in Boston, plus being the #1 guy and looming Free agency has been a bit much, thus the snippy press conferences....I'd take him in a heart beat. Best guard since Clyde if we get him....Not even close.

Forget about Smith jr? Could be our answer at PG, and a good deal younger. We also have a shot at Morant.

From promising to re-up with Boston, to now. As good as Kyrie is, if he cant handle Boston and their emphasis on teamwork, not sure what makes you think he can handle NY? If Durant was the primary ball handler, if the offense ran through him, I would see your point about another alpha. Part of Tatum's slump has to do with less ball movement from the point. They play better as a team when Irving isnt dominating the ball.

Problem I have with this scenario is that KD/Kyrie looks a lot like KD/Westbrook. The only solution I see is Kyrie playing off the ball, so it isnt a repeat of OKC.

On a side note, still wouldn't be surprised if KD/Kyrie went to the Lakers instead of the Clippers. That big three with their young players, would be able to handle GS and Houston.

If the Knicks Mills/Perry were able to sign FA Klay Thompson in the off-season .. Klay's complimentary performance would mentor both Frank & DSJr to become starter PG within a 82 game season.
Uncle Drew don't have that type of talent or skill to improve his teammates performance.

Klay would regret coming here from day 1 if those were his point guards.

Is it safe to assume that w didn't sign Durant it Klay came here? I don't know if Klay is willing to o take another paycut if GSW manages to keep Durant. I suspect getting Klay is a pip dream, either of way.

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Allanfan20 wrote:

Kemet wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:Bucks win in Boston again....The length (pause) of this Bucks team is amazing...

Middleton at the 2 is 6'8
Giannis 7'0
Mirotic 6'10
Lopez 7'0

Will see more teams copying this blueprint....Length and 3's. Of course Giannis is a once and a generation player....Always happy to see the Celtics lose...Hopefully they lose in Milwaukee in Game 5 and Kyrie can begin making plans to come back home (or to his dads home..Uptown Baby!!!!)

Pass Uptown....

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...Yeah, lets extend Frank to run the point Seriously, the only thing his 2 year stay in Boston revealed to me is that he ain't #1 guy. As the number 2 guy (to Durant #1), Kyrie can and has won a 'chip.

Kyrie has to take the blame for some of Bostons woes, but its not all on him. Tatum is not the same player he was last year; he's turned into an iso player and his numbers are way down. I think the press clipping from last year went to his head not mention his work out with Kobe. Hayward is a shell of himself and I think inserting him into the starting lineup stunted Browns growth. Had him playing selfishly at the start of the year as if he had something to prove. Rozier has been bad this year and Brad "Genius" Stephens has been exposed and is being out coached by Bud so far.

Say what you want but Kyrie is a closer and an elite lead guard in this league....I dont think Kyrie's heart was ever in Boston, plus being the #1 guy and looming Free agency has been a bit much, thus the snippy press conferences....I'd take him in a heart beat. Best guard since Clyde if we get him....Not even close.

Forget about Smith jr? Could be our answer at PG, and a good deal younger. We also have a shot at Morant.

From promising to re-up with Boston, to now. As good as Kyrie is, if he cant handle Boston and their emphasis on teamwork, not sure what makes you think he can handle NY? If Durant was the primary ball handler, if the offense ran through him, I would see your point about another alpha. Part of Tatum's slump has to do with less ball movement from the point. They play better as a team when Irving isnt dominating the ball.

Problem I have with this scenario is that KD/Kyrie looks a lot like KD/Westbrook. The only solution I see is Kyrie playing off the ball, so it isnt a repeat of OKC.

On a side note, still wouldn't be surprised if KD/Kyrie went to the Lakers instead of the Clippers. That big three with their young players, would be able to handle GS and Houston.

If the Knicks Mills/Perry were able to sign FA Klay Thompson in the off-season .. Klay's complimentary performance would mentor both Frank & DSJr to become starter PG within a 82 game season.
Uncle Drew don't have that type of talent or skill to improve his teammates performance.

Klay would regret coming here from day 1 if those were his point guards.

Klay would not regret mentoring young Frank & DSJr into star-guards, plus Klay would become a Starter on the East All-Star team. The only thing Klay would regret are clueless Dolan's mismanagement front-office.
I do recall the GS Warriors lottery seasons before Klay & head-coach Mark Jackson came there.

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:

GustavBahler wrote:

Uptown wrote:Bucks win in Boston again....The length (pause) of this Bucks team is amazing...

Middleton at the 2 is 6'8
Giannis 7'0
Mirotic 6'10
Lopez 7'0

Will see more teams copying this blueprint....Length and 3's. Of course Giannis is a once and a generation player....Always happy to see the Celtics lose...Hopefully they lose in Milwaukee in Game 5 and Kyrie can begin making plans to come back home (or to his dads home..Uptown Baby!!!!)

Pass Uptown....

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...Yeah, lets extend Frank to run the point Seriously, the only thing his 2 year stay in Boston revealed to me is that he ain't #1 guy. As the number 2 guy (to Durant #1), Kyrie can and has won a 'chip.

Kyrie has to take the blame for some of Bostons woes, but its not all on him. Tatum is not the same player he was last year; he's turned into an iso player and his numbers are way down. I think the press clipping from last year went to his head not mention his work out with Kobe. Hayward is a shell of himself and I think inserting him into the starting lineup stunted Browns growth. Had him playing selfishly at the start of the year as if he had something to prove. Rozier has been bad this year and Brad "Genius" Stephens has been exposed and is being out coached by Bud so far.

Say what you want but Kyrie is a closer and an elite lead guard in this league....I dont think Kyrie's heart was ever in Boston, plus being the #1 guy and looming Free agency has been a bit much, thus the snippy press conferences....I'd take him in a heart beat. Best guard since Clyde if we get him....Not even close.

Forget about Smith jr? Could be our answer at PG, and a good deal younger. We also have a shot at Morant.

From promising to re-up with Boston, to now. As good as Kyrie is, if he cant handle Boston and their emphasis on teamwork, not sure what makes you think he can handle NY? If Durant was the primary ball handler, if the offense ran through him, I would see your point about another alpha. Part of Tatum's slump has to do with less ball movement from the point. They play better as a team when Irving isnt dominating the ball.

Problem I have with this scenario is that KD/Kyrie looks a lot like KD/Westbrook. The only solution I see is Kyrie playing off the ball, so it isnt a repeat of OKC.

On a side note, still wouldn't be surprised if KD/Kyrie went to the Lakers instead of the Clippers. That big three with their young players, would be able to handle GS and Houston.

Didn't forget about DSJ. He's better than Frank for sure, but I wasn't super impressed with him. Other than athleticism, Kyrie is better than him at all aspects of the game.

Kyrie excels in the clutch and has won a championship, Westbrook melts in the clutch and arguable cost his team a chance to play for a chip.

We all witnessed the best version of Kyrie when he was playing 1B to LeBron's 1A. He would be 1B to Durants 1A here, if they choose to call MSG home. The struggles in Boston was not all on Kyrie, like I said, the coach being unable to manage the team, Tatum believing in his own hype, Hayward, Brown and Rozier all played a factor in Bostons downfall. Too many agendas going on in Boston....In the end, I think Kyrie will be much happier here...

BigDaddyG wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Huge game by the Warriors on the road. Huge win if they hold on. Not a Warriors fan but I hate the rockets. Have to respect what the Warriors are doing.

How many more excuses do we need? Not only did Paul play this series, but they had a golden opportunity with KD out. 's system just doesn't cut it in the playoffs. They couldn't get anything inside when the Golden State D clamped down.

CrushAlot wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:Huge game by the Warriors on the road. Huge win if they hold on. Not a Warriors fan but I hate the rockets. Have to respect what the Warriors are doing.

How many more excuses do we need? Not only did Paul play this series, but they had a golden opportunity with KD out. 's system just doesn't cut it in the playoffs. They couldn't get anything inside when the Golden State D clamped down.

This. I wasn’t going to go there but I hate D’Antoni as a coach. I never thought I could hate a team as much as I hate the Celtics until D’Antoni and Harden teamed up.