My biggest issue with this GSW super team is...
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Man if Bron didn't shyt the bed in the 2011 finals I truly believe the Heat would have won 4 straight
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
Ultimately, this.
- The Cavs have 3 players on their team (2 they picked) that were drafted before Klay Thompson in the same draft.
- Draymond fell to the second round (which I still can't believe).
- The Warriors essentially made similar moves to get Iguodala that they did to get Durant.
It's not the Warriors job to make sure everybody else can keep up with them.
They probably max out at the 1 title if KD had the will to lead his own team
Will? So you forgot he's been to the finals with his ex team? Or you just going to ignore that
Saysumthinfunnymike
VOTE!!!
Will? So you forgot he's been to the finals with his ex team? Or you just going to ignore that
I remember them losing 4-1 and I remember them losing a 3-1 lead last year due to his own poor play. So I guess he gave up
Yes, I remember it well.
Brief Keef
Superstar
we could have but hey it is what it is we'll be back soon (hopefully with pieces to beat GS)
Biscayne
Ocean air
THIS!!! As a Heat fan, In a matter of days during the 2014 Finals it went from:
"Miami just won game 2 in SA in the 2014 Finals, Miami's about to go home and repeat and win the next 3 and three-peat!! WE gonna DOMINATE the league for the next 3yrs!!"
Then in a blink of an eye:
"Spurs win the next win the next 3!! Heat lose!! LeBron's gone!! Dynasty OVER!!!"
A superteams era can disintegrate in an INSTANT!!
We saw it with LeBron Era Miami, we saw it with Shaq/Kobe Lakers. The only long-standing dynasty is Timmy/Ginobili/Parker/Pop. The other dynasties in the last 15yrs, didn't last longer than a 3yr period. This current Golden State team is one of the greatest teams(if not the greatest) team I've ever seen. But it can all shift in 3yrs. Word to Miami....
Facts
Biscayne
Ocean air
OKC made it to a Finals once, and their owner gave Harden the boot.
SA is a small market that seems to win 60 on an annual basis.
The owners just don't catch enough flack in the NBA, and the "Inmates run the asylum" narrative is used too much to shield the owners from any criticism of bad decisions. If you're a bad team, then you ARE in position to pick up a gem. If a team sucks in the NFL, the team's owner gets critiqued. Not the system. Yet in the NBA, we're made to feel sorry for all these markets that are just under horrible management, and just blame the ring-chasing players with "too much power".
Lol at calling most of Brons supporting cast "key role" players.....on any other team,most of the cavs role players would be 9-12 in the rotation....I have no issues with GS signing Durant.....Now Durant leaving a title condender,with a top 5 player,joining a 73-9 team,after blowing a 3-1 lead to said team,is another story.
My biggest problems with the nba right now is:
1.The Luxury tax-Teams should be allowed to signed their own players without having to pay luxury tax.
2.Max contracts-The elite players are not getting paid their fair share.Too many overpaid scrubs making 15-20 million dollars per year.
3.NBA salary cap minimum-Teams are force to overpay for garbage players just to reach the cap minimum
4.Owners/Gm-A bunch of incompetent good ol boys kissing one anothers asses:
1.West trading Gasol to LA
2.Mchale trading Garnett to Boston
3.Cuban helping GS by trading for Bogut
As if the Lakeshow isn't first in line to reclaim west coast supremacy when the Warriors fade away
