2020-2021 NBA Regular Season thread

Even the Warriors have a winning record.

 

Sweet court.

 

Brutal loss.

Kemba does not suck.
Brown and Tatum score near 30.
Mavs get stagnant down the stretch.
Brown and Theis(!) defend Doncic incredibly well.

All not enough. Dude just made two killer shots.

Amazing that a team with two all-stars is below .500

 

Always love stories like this that do a deep, yet informative to the average reader, dive into subtle tactics. It really shows how much work great athletes put into the little things and knowing the game.

These savvy moves are perfectly legal and infuriating opponents

 

Are they playing 17 times this season?

On the bright side for the C's, Capella has just 2 points so far.

 

72-49 at half. Capella has 4 points but Gallinari, who averages 10 a game, has 24.

lol C's.

 

Suns with an ugly home loss to the Hornets last night. As well as they've played, they're only three games clear of the play-in tournament at this point, and losses to below-.500 East teams at home don't help. They do get Minnesota three times in the next nine games so that'll be good for the ol' record.

 

Hornets'll have 55+ wins next year and likely be in the Finals in 2 years, or at least take the ECF to the limit.

 

Tatum 4-20 last night but that's OK because HE'S ONLY 22!!!

 

Hornets are frisky, no doubt. Still, not a good loss in the context of this season.

 

I think Tatum is probably the most overrated player in the league. He spent a summer working out with Kobe a couple of years ago and managed to pick up the worst of Kobe's game. He can be absolutely infuriating to watch.

 

He's very inefficient and there are possessions that you just know, no matter what, 'dis ball goin' up. Jaylen Brown has been their best, most consistent player but he's not only 22