2016 NBA Playoff Thread

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Why did draymond get two technical free throws on that play? Did they call a flagrant on Adams?

It was a blocking shooting foul on Adams, so he got FT's. Then Adams got the flagrant FTs and ball back. No reason to have anyone rebounding on Green shots since Adam's FTS followed.

 

[fishonjazz]

It was a blocking shooting foul on Adams, so he got FT's. Then Adams got the flagrant FTs and ball back. No reason to have anyone rebounding on Green shots since Adam's FTS followed.

Good explanation

 

[addictionary]

When you think about it, it is incredible that even though a team is 30 points behind, everyone still has that feeling that they still might come back.

 

[FalseFlagg K]

When you think about it, it is incredible that even though a team is 30 points behind, everyone still has that feeling that they still might come back.

lol that is a good point !

Seeing as Draymond is so happy to toot his own horn when he plays well, i'd like to see him run back down the court screaming "I suuuucckkkk !!!" at the top of his lungs

 

[MTS]

When you think about it, it is incredible that even though a team is 30 points behind, everyone still has that feeling that they still might come back.

I did not get that vibe at all.

 

[addictionary]

I did not get that vibe at all.

Knowing how OKC always failed to play the 2nd half all season, I expected a spark.

But ironically, this must be the first time that OKC plays like they were supposed to be or how they were projected. Minus the D. The D was really good.

 

[MTS]

It won't happen, but Green should be suspended for Game 4.

 

[carolinajazz]

I didn't see this blowout coming, did you? Worse game of the year for GS.

 

[carolinajazz]

Got pounded on the boards!

 

[MTS]

Got pounded on the boards!

That'll happen when one team shoots way worse than the other. Offensive rebounds are actually even at 10 apiece.

 

[Ignacio]

Told ya'll little ******. Get ready to eat that crow you Curry fanboys. First REAL championship team they've faced in the last two years in the playoffs.

 

[MTS]

If OKC wins the title, this has to be considered the toughest path to a championship of all time, right? 67 win Spurs, 73 win Warriors, and the Cavs are a playoff powerhouse.