KYRIE DROPPED 55 + Gamewinner lmao

[Kaypain]

I swear if this was D Rose or hell any other PG dropping 55 with that same exact statline people will be giving props.

Hell even Mo Williams dropping 52 didn't receive no Hooplah about fukking assists.

But for some fukking reason Kyrie just catch a break, he just a flat out baller

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

http://bleacherreport.com/uninterrupted#!lebron-praises-kyrie-on-55-point-night -VIDEO

On the next possession Damian Lillard got off a perfectly designed three-pointer out of a timeout, but it came up short. Blatt said he hasn't seen anything like it before.

"A player who has that kind of game and that kind of point total? No," Blatt said. "First time ever. I said that to my coaches after. I've seen some great performances now. I've seen a lot of great performances, but something quite like that? No. I have not see and I've been coaching a long time."

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

Cavs just went 1-9 with Kyrie leading the way.

He's a loser player with a talented offensive game. Ain't no coaches scared of a no passing PG who gonna shoot 25 times a game.

 

[TheLostArtz]

kyrie went in last night ... zip it haters !!!

 

[MeachTheMonster]

I think that's lebron rubbing off on him. I've never been one to believe "veteran leadership" could really change young guys but I might be a believer now.

Kyrie has had some really good games, but never has he taken over a game like this. Never have I seen that killer insinct/confidence in a game like this. I bet lebron being in the sideline had something to do with it.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

I think that's lebron rubbing off on him. I've never been one to believe "veteran leadership" could really change young guys but I might be a believer now.

Kyrie has had some really good games, but never has he taken over a game like this. Never have I seen that killer insinct/confidence in a game like this. I bet lebron being in the sideline had something to do with it.

You're not serious are you? He's been doing this shyt all his career, obviously not at a 50+ points degree, but he's already had multiple 40-point games before Bron came and he's been one of the best clutch scorers since he stepped foot in the league.

 

[Damnshow]

This is why LeBron went back home

 

[jaguar paw]

I cant believe this dude is only 22.

I think that's the most annoying part about all of his critics. He's enroute to being a 3-time All-Star at the most crowded position in the league and could still be a senior in college.

I don't understand the hate.

 

[Basaglia]

I think that's the most annoying part about all of his critics. He's enroute to being a 3-time All-Star at the most crowded position in the league and could still be a senior in college.

I don't understand the hate.

1. People thought he was a Mike Conley type nikka because they read idiotic scouting reports from nbadraft net. Nothing wrong will Conley, except that Kyrie plays nothing like him and he has aspects to his game that Conley just don't have in the toolbox.

2. Nikkas don't like that he single-handedly ended the Next Evolution in Points Guards hype by showing us that elite skills will beat elite athleticism every time. Rose, Russ and Wall was supposed to be the shyt big thing, physically powerful, supremely athletic PGs, and Kyrie just waltz in the league and put up the best rookie season for a PG since Chris Paul, whose skill-based game was supposedly becoming obsolete. And then Steph took it up a notch and started dominating with his shooting and improved handle, that really ended shyt. But it took Steph a few years to blossom. Kyrie came in at 19 and was at all-star level. He took a lotta nikka shine, Wall in particular, and people just can't let it go.

3. He went to Duke. They mad.

 

[Leasy]

That shyt was Allen Iverson 2001 Godly when he got hot and shot good. Dude potential is crazy.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

You're not serious are you? He's been doing this shyt all his career, obviously not at a 50+ points degree, but he's already had multiple 40-point games before Bron came and he's been one of the best clutch scorers since he stepped foot in the league.

Yes he's had high scoring games, and hit game winners before. But nothing like this where he's just walking up to the line nonchalantly hitting contested threes with no fukks given. Very few players exude that type of confidence.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Yes he's had high scoring games, and hit game winners before. But nothing like this where he's just walking up to the line nonchalantly hitting contested threes with no fukks given. Very few players exude that type of confidence.

What you mean like this?



He been doing this shyt all his career. Ain't nothing changed.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

What you mean like this?



He been doing this shyt all his career. Ain't nothing changed.

Now give me an entire game

 

[PRO BADA$$]

did this really need a thread?

it went 11 pages so

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Now give me an entire game

Oh yeah because he hits 11 3s in a game on the regular. Point is he's ALWAYS had that 'killer instinct/confidence'. LeBron's got nothing to do with it, he just had a hot game where he made ridiculous shots, it's as simple as that. None of this stupid ass leadership you're talking. He did what needed to be done, like he always has.