2021 NBA playoffs thread

For David Thompson and a young Blake Griffin.

 

The one that was thrown over a 7 footer?

Is the defender holding a broom to knock it down?

 

Give Zubac credit, he didn't give up on the play after he got picked, he's damn close.

 

So who is going to defend Jay Williams? Just a dumb son of a bitch or the product of a college that produces some marginal intellects?

 

Trae accounts for 70 points and Capella and Collins combine for 34 rebounds and 35 points.

Hawks 1, Bucks 0

 

Draw a line from the ball to the in bounder. The majority of the path of the ball is below the rim.

Basketball has been played for decades. If this play was so unstoppable from the baseline, we would see it every night. But it’s more perfectly executed and poorly defended than unstoppable.

 

C’mon, man. This is an absurd argument.

I realize people are always fishing for ways to shit on the Clippers, but this ain’t it.

 

This isn’t even in his top ten. Remember, he’s the one who insisted that LeBron was better off going to college and that no team could win a championship led by a straight from high school first round pick.

 

The Bucks will be lucky to win two games in that series. Their endgame management is so fucking bad. I mean, I guess you want Pat Connaughton taking 3s at the end of games when your team desperately needs one, or something like that.

 

Dead on. That’s my biggest criticism. I know you can’t script everything but the biggest shots at the end that I saw were the Connaughton 3 and then Middleton’s last shot, the guy who was 6 for 24 or something, not Jrue who was on fire or Giannis on a drive.

 

What? Giannis wasn't involved in a game winning play? I'm stunned.