Ayo this nikka Andre Igudola is a dikk, forreal
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Makes sense.
OKC took a full GSW squad to game 7. And when they won it wasn't close point wise.
On the other hand .
CLE didn't look great until Bogut went down. His big presence was huge. Media downplayed it .
Also, the game Curry fouled out, CLE blew two 20 pt leads in the same game.
+ Draymond missing a game, w/o being able to get another tech made a difference.
No team has ever been down 3-1 in the finals and come back to win ever
I dont care about all that bbbbbbu bbbbbu bbbuu. Dubs had to win 1 game, they didnt...deal with it
Andre Igotblocked
It's been weeks and this play is still at the top of my mind...
Everything you want your players to watch if you're a coach...never giving up.
Lebron yall
Iggy yall
AldavisAlbundyAllah!
All Star
Your right,
But , that doesn't counter what I said.
I forgot to mention iggy back was injured through out the series as well, that's why he didn't dunk and got blocked .
i love it
so much ether
even durants got to look at iguadala like
the okc hearing that like
lebron like
Only so much ether you can deal when you're a role player on the heavy favorite and you lost.
Lebron is just
at how hard it's burning their souls. When the team that just lost to you keeps saying you're not that good, you know you got in their hearts something fierce.Miami lost 3 straight against Boston in 2012.
Makes sense.
OKC took a full GSW squad to game 7. And when they won it wasn't close point wise.
On the other hand .
CLE didn't look great until Bogut went down. His big presence was huge. Media downplayed it .
Also, the game Curry fouled out, CLE blew two 20 pt leads in the same game.
+ Draymond missing a game, w/o being able to get another tech made a difference.
Bogut played 15 minutes in Game 1, 15 minutes in Game 2, 12 minutes in Game 3, `10 minutes in Game 4, and 7 minutes in Game 5.
He was a +10 while on the court in the 33 point Game 2 blowout, and a -10 while on the court in the other 4 games.
So before he went out, he was playing 12 min/game and Golden State was at 14 points WORSE with him on the court than off it.
Golden State's "death lineup" does NOT involve him. For good reason.
Golden State just let him walk for nothing just to clear salary cap space.
You fools will reach for anything for excuses....I've never seen a role player whose team was better whenever he sits get so much credit.
Draymond missing a game was big, but you hit guys in the nuts 3 times in the same playoffs, you face the consequences.
They big switch in mentality was "No one shoot except for Lebron & Kyrie, if they pass you the ball catch & shoot and do NOTHING ELSE."
Andre Igotblocked
This must be his new name on this board
Broke Wave
The GOAT
Believeland
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
i dont see why people sweat a chasedown block on a dude with a stiff back so hard
lebron been blocking cats like that for the past 10 years ... shyt wasnt exciting at all, you could see it coming plus in the last 2 minutes of the finals, he could have literally climbed his back and nobody would call anything
lebron been blocking cats like that for the past 10 years ... shyt wasnt exciting at all, you could see it coming plus in the last 2 minutes of the finals, he could have literally climbed his back and nobody would call anything
ALonelyDad
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This is like the 3rd thread I have seen this, post the face as well
Maybe because when the fast break started, there were 3 Warriors between him and the basket and 3 Cavs closer to Iggy than he was.
Maybe because when Curry passed the ball to Iggy, Lebron was still 10 feet behind Curry.
Maybe because when Iggy caught the ball in the lane and took two steps to score, Lebron had his front foot on the 3pt-line.
Maybe because from the second that play started, no one was running hard or playing it smarter than Lebron did.
Maybe because timing a block like that is insane, even though Lebron has figured out how to do it with regularity.
Maybe because there was one minute left in a tied Game 7 of the NBA Finals and he made possibly the most consequential defensive play in history.