Warriors are Done

[Doogles]

The Warriors have more talent from players 3-12. It's not that close either.

Warriors don't have a single roster flaw. OKC starts Andre Robertson at the 2 and relies on Dion Waiters.

In a game where 1 player can be the difference from making the finals and missing the playoffs, isn't having 2 superstars a little more meaningful?

I agree the Warriors are the best team in the game and are pretty much perfectly stocked, but OKC has 2 generational guys in their prime on the same squad.

For all the Curry haters out there, this scalp is going to be well earned.

 

[RoadDawg55]

For the record, I think Green is a very special player. He is a true winner, a souped up Dennis Rodman in a lot of ways.

But there is nobody else in the world who is 6'10 that has the ball handling, shooting, and passing skills of Durant.

There is nobody else in the world who can athletically overwhelm and punish you like Westbrook (Derek Rose was the closest thing to him and now that's gone).

My man crush for Curry is well documented, but if those two guys are on, it's night night for pretty much everybody.

There is a guy that you didn't even mention that is averaging 27 per game this post season for GS.

 

[RoadDawg55]

The Warriors have more talent from players 3-12. It's not that close either.

Warriors don't have a single roster flaw. OKC starts Andre Robertson at the 2 and relies on Dion Waiters.

In a game where 1 player can be the difference from making the finals and missing the playoffs, isn't having 2 superstars a little more meaningful?

I agree the Warriors are the best team in the game and are pretty much perfectly stocked, but OKC has 2 generational guys in their prime on the same squad.

For all the Curry haters out there, this scalp is going to be well earned.

Golden State has the best player in the game paired with 2 other all stars. And they have a great bench.

 

[Doogles]

The Warriors have more talent from players 3-12. It's not that close either.

Warriors don't have a single roster flaw. OKC starts Andre Robertson at the 2 and relies on Dion Waiters.

In a game where 1 player can be the difference from making the finals and missing the playoffs, isn't having 2 superstars a little more meaningful?

I agree the Warriors are the best team in the game and are pretty much perfectly stocked, but OKC has 2 generational guys in their prime on the same squad.

For all the Curry haters out there, this scalp is going to be well earned.

Golden State has the best player in the game paired with 2 other all stars. And they have a great bench.

Yes. They are the best team.

 

[allpurpleallgold]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Who exactly is replicating what Curry and Green do?

You would pick Green over Westbrook and Durant?

I don't think you know what replicate means.

 

[Doogles]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Who exactly is replicating what Curry and Green do?

You would pick Green over Westbrook and Durant?

I don't think you know what replicate means.

An undersized stretch 4 is much easier to replicate than a 6'10 sharp shooter with handles.

Westbrook makes NBA athletes look like junior high kids. Nobody in the world like him except for pre injury MVP Rose.

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Who exactly is replicating what Curry and Green do?

You would pick Green over Westbrook and Durant?

I don't think you know what replicate means.

An undersized stretch 4 is much easier to replicate than a 6'10 sharp shooter with handles.

Westbrook makes NBA athletes look like junior high kids. Nobody in the world like him except for pre injury MVP Rose.

Durant and Westbrook have no rings.

Great take otherwise.

 

[Doogles]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Who exactly is replicating what Curry and Green do?

You would pick Green over Westbrook and Durant?

I don't think you know what replicate means.

An undersized stretch 4 is much easier to replicate than a 6'10 sharp shooter with handles.

Westbrook makes NBA athletes look like junior high kids. Nobody in the world like him except for pre injury MVP Rose.

Durant and Westbrook have no rings.

Great take otherwise.

That's their problem. Doesn't mean they aren't the most talented duo in the league.

But you're right, Warriors in 5.

 

[dnc]

I think both sides are right on this. The Warriors have assembled a damn near perfect roster that compliments one another very well around the best player in the game, and the Thunder have two transcendent superstars.

Pure talent I think OKC has more, at least where it counts (players 9-12 don't matter in the playoffs baring injury). Actual skill GS has more, probably a lot more. Basically everyone on GS has overachieved their natural gifts whereas you wouldn't call anybody on OKC an overachiever except maybe Westbrook and Adams.

 

[TierbsHsotBoobs]

I think both sides are right on this. The Warriors have assembled a damn near perfect roster that compliments one another very well around the best player in the game, and the Thunder have two transcendent superstars.

Pure talent I think OKC has more, at least where it counts (players 9-12 don't matter in the playoffs baring injury). Actual skill GS has more, probably a lot more. Basically everyone on GS has overachieved their natural gifts whereas you wouldn't call anybody on OKC an overachiever except maybe Westbrook and Adams.

Superstars win titles.

 

[dnc]

I think both sides are right on this. The Warriors have assembled a damn near perfect roster that compliments one another very well around the best player in the game, and the Thunder have two transcendent superstars.

Pure talent I think OKC has more, at least where it counts (players 9-12 don't matter in the playoffs baring injury). Actual skill GS has more, probably a lot more. Basically everyone on GS has overachieved their natural gifts whereas you wouldn't call anybody on OKC an overachiever except maybe Westbrook and Adams.

Superstars win titles.

Scott Brooks says hello

 

[allpurpleallgold]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Who exactly is replicating what Curry and Green do?

You would pick Green over Westbrook and Durant?

I don't think you know what replicate means.

An undersized stretch 4 is much easier to replicate than a 6'10 sharp shooter with handles.

Westbrook makes NBA athletes look like junior high kids. Nobody in the world like him except for pre injury MVP Rose.

What makes the Draymond Green great isn't that he can play the 4, it's that he can play the 5. An undersized stretch 5 that can guard anyone on the court and is a great passer. Replicate that.

 

[RaceBannon]

Green would win the title with 3 of the final 4 teams.

 

[dnc]

Green would win the title with 3 of the final 4 teams.

Lebron's SIO?

 

[Doogles]

Westbrook and Durant fuel game 1 upset on the road with raw talent advantage.

 

[RoadDawg55]

Westbrook and Durant fuel game 1 upset on the road with raw talent advantage.

Durant 10-30. Westbrook 7-21. 17-51 combined. 1-8 in crunch time. Westbrook was great in the third quarter, but that's really it. They had bad games otherwise.

The Warriors lost because they went ice cold and because the Thunder's bigs dominated GS's.

 

[Kaepsknee]

The AGE finally won. It was an honorable battle, but damn Duncan flat lined at the wrong time.

Spurs will be fine. With Pop, Leonard, and Aldridge they are set. The Duncan-Parker-Ginobili trio is done though.

Parker is still okay, but he's been slipping for awhile. He was great a few seasons ago.

Duncan finally crashed this year. He's finally too old to get by.

Ginobili is a boss, but he's been done for awhile. The fact he doesn't embarrass himself out there is a feat in itself.

La Marcus Aldridge is a soft lazy loser who the Spurs maxed out.

Some would call it the beginning of the end or the return to the mid 90's.

 

[Kaepsknee]

Steph Curry- best player in the league former top 10 pick
Draymond Green- top 10 player
Klay Thompson- top 10 3 point shooter all time, 11th overall pick
Andrew Bogut- former number 1 overall pick
Harrison Barnes- 1 player coming out of high school former top 10 pick
Andre Igoudala- former top 10 pick
Shaun Livingston- former top 5 pick

The idea that anyone is more talented than Golden State is fucktarded. They work because of all the talent not in spite of it because of teamwork and elbow grease.

They are incredibly talented and better coached. But top end talent I give it to the Thunder.

The draft position game is easy to play in the NBA.

Durant #2
Kanter #3
Westbrook, Waiters #4
Foye #7
Adams, Collison #12

The Westbrook/Durant combo on Paper is the most ruthless in the NBA. Both guys get the job done in ways nobody else can replicate.

Aka as the PWNING of APAG.

du jour.

 

[allpurpleallgold]

Jesus.

 

[Doogles]

Westbrook and Durant fuel game 1 upset on the road with raw talent advantage.

Durant 10-30. Westbrook 7-21. 17-51 combined. 1-8 in crunch time. Westbrook was great in the third quarter, but that's really it. They had bad games otherwise.

The Warriors lost because they went ice cold and because the Thunder's bigs dominated GS's.

Imagine if they played to their ceiling. Would have been a fucking blowout. You can't have it both ways.

If Westbrook and Durant play to their ceiling, nobody in the world can beat them. They never do consistently, thus no rings, but top end talent second to none.