2022 NBA Playoffs thread

I think this is Nash’s last year. Nets can’t be wasting the end of KD’s prime.

 

Between injuries and trades, they haven't really had a chance to gel as a team. Their offense is mostly "KD or Kyrie, do something!" Which frankly, that's good enough most of the time, but tough once you get to the playoffs.

 

They all should have known what they were getting into

 

The Nets lost Game One of a best-of-seven on the road by one with their biggest star having a most ordinary game. Let's not read too much into that.

 

There needs to be some structure. Last year, Harden was happy to facilitate which made things easier.

 

First half he was not even ordinary.

 

I suppose, but Kyrie had 39 on 12-for-20 shooting. He played 42 minutes and Durant played 41. Goran Dragic, 35, led the team with +17 and had 14 points in 26 minutes, which seems unlikely going forward. I'm not saying the Celtics are going to sweep or anything like that, but I wouldn't exactly be optimistic if I was a Nets' fan after that.

 

Bucks are going to win because Brook Lopez has been dominant down the stretch.

 

Jesus, Grant Hill is so bad. Boring and I never learn anything from him.

 

I don't know why but television in 20222 is basically a color guy talking endlessly over the action while saying absolutely nothing. If something interesting happens on court the color guy is rambling on about something else and ignores it.

 

Didn’t realize it was that long

 

Jordan won it and MVP in the same season. Jordan, Olajuwon and Antetokounmpo are the only players to have won both awards in the same season