What year did LeBron go west?
Why "post-KD" warriors? Steph, Klay, Draymond, Iggy, Livingston, Bogut are all from the pre-KD Warriors that went through plenty of battles against the Grizzlies, Cavs (twice), and Thunder. Even Looney at least was sitting on the bench during that 2016 run. They've been in that NBA Finals environment four times already. They've seen far more than any of the Bucks have.
Milwaukee is not keeping everyone. They'll be able to sign some of them but not everyone. Teams will have cap space. I know for sure the Kings could definitely make a run at Lopez or Mirotic. I think Hill has a player option that's worth 18 million but not fully guaranteed. You think he's opting out? Middleton has a player option also but I doubt he opts in. Brogdon will be a free agent but I'm not sure if restricted free agency works the same for 2nd round picks. Milwaukee has to win this year.
It happens every year. Circumstances change year to year as well. They're gonna lose players. It's guaranteed.
Dubs got different gears and levels they can go too. Their not only offensively efficient, but they can crank up the D intensity and lock teams down for stretches, plus this is last one is for Oakland.10-1 in the playoffs and too much length. Like, I get that the Warriors are the Warriors... But how are they going up against a team with 4 solid playmakers and shooters who stand above 6-10?
And how in the fukk do they defend Giannis?
Draymond Green?
Raptors at least have Siakam and Gasol to contain him, Warriors have nobody
We've looked like the best team since September, andplayoff experience doesn't change that
Milwaukee was 2nd in the NBA behind Houston in 3 point attempts per game.
You nikkas never learn
But the Bucks were 2nd in the league in 3 point shots.
