Until next season , SPLASH BROTHERS. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson has a great season with Harrison Barnes and the Warriors. They are young team but the Spurs work hard to get to the Western Finals. See ya Next season Splash Brothers.
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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Splash Brothers
Until next season , SPLASH BROTHERS. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson has a great season with Harrison Barnes and the Warriors. They are young team but the Spurs work hard to get to the Western Finals. See ya Next season Splash Brothers.
Grizzlies in the NBA FINALS??
For the past 3 years, every team who has ELIMINATED the Thunder have gone on to win the NBA Championship! Lakers in 2010, Mavericks in 2011 & the Heat in 2012!
Could it possibly continue with the Memphis Grizzlies winning it all?
You never know, crazier things have happened. Thoughts?
Spurs Vs Grizzlies
In the Spurs vs Warriors series it was clear that experience was a factor. The Spurs were able to close out games and keep their turnovers to a minimum for most of the series, limiting their mistakes and making BIG plays. The EXPERIENCE of the Spurs was what game them the edge in this series and helped them take out the young and exciting Warriors team.
The Warriors played amazingly and they're definitely something to look forward to for seasons to come.
Congratulations to the Warriors for making it this far and having a great year and most importantly CONGRATULATIONS to the Spurs for advancing to the Western Conference Finals where they will face the Memphis Grizzlies! Go SPURS!!
Coach Jerry Sloan
''The bottom line is, Jerry doesn't really feel it's the right fit for him now. However he is interested in coaching again'' -Keith Glass (advising Sloan on possible head coaching jobs)
Which team would you like to see Jerry Sloan coach? For me i want to see Sloan in the Cavs.
KD take some rest.
It's time this was put to rest.
The Thunder’s 3-6 postseason mark without Westbrook, who saw a torn meniscus in his knee end his season in the first round against Houston, says more about Westbrook’s value to his team than it does about Durant’s inability to lift them up on his own.
This notion that a lone superstar of any ilk will lead his team to a championship is a longstanding myth that needs to be debunked. It almost never happens. Not at the NBA level. Not in the past 40 years or so. The only exceptions to that statement might be the Hakeem Olajuwon-led Houston Rockets of 1993-94 and the Dirk Nowitzki-led Dallas Mavericks of 2010 (but even then I remember Jason Terry coming up big)
Magic Johnson didn’t do it alone. Larry Bird didn’t do it alone. Isiah Thomas didn’t do it alone. Michael Jordan didn’t do it alone. Shaquille O’Neal didn’t do it alone. Tim Duncan didn’t do it alone. And the list goes on.
Kobe Bryant had help (in the form of Pau Gasol and others) after serving as Shaq’s superstar partner and LeBron James tried to break the mold in Cleveland, only to find out that he needed Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami to seal the deal.
Contrary to Twitter wisdom, there is no shame in recognizing and realizing that reality. This need for someone to blame when things go wrong isn't a new phenomenon. But it’s taken on epic proportions in the social media age. That’s why it’s fine to point out Durant’s breakdowns against the Grizzlies without absolving him of all responsibility. KD have a great playoffs even no Russ.
The TRUTH LEAVING BOSTON??
Paul Pierce's family is reportedly preparing to leave Boston as it is believed (more and more each day) that Pierce will more than likely NOT return to the Boston Celtics. The Celtics have until June 30th to make this official. This is the deadline for buying out a player's contract. If he leaves, how great will Pierce's legacy in Boston be? The TRUTH LEGACY!!
Brave Mamba
Bravo, Mamba! Bravo. Such a Brave MAMBA!!
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