2022 NBA Playoffs thread

And Isiah Thomas is still being the little bitch boi he always was. There’s a reason no one wanted him on the dream team or cared enough to tell Michael no.

 

If I'm ever coaching a team that scored only 11 points in the first quarter of a NBA playoff game, I'm telling the sideline reporter "Get lost.Got work to do."

 

Juwan Howard says thanks but no thanks to LeBron and the Lakers. Rejected by Howard, a marginal college coach, says a lot about who is willing to work for Rich Paul.

 

Once again showing that you are clueless. He’s staying to coach his kids.

 

And on top of that, who wants the hot mess that is the Lakers?

 

I hope all the marginal coaches now know the marginal bar is 19 wins before a pandemic cancelled tournament, an elite eight and a sweet 16 in all of three years as a head coach

 

McHale shook Isiah’s hand but he was the only one

 

It’s almost like those Pistons teams engendered some bad blood. The Bulls still shook their hands.

 

Will it be possible for the Heat and Celtics to go a full seven games without even one well-played, entertaining close game? They certainly seem to have it in them.

 

These conference finals have been a fucking snooze. My decision to basically check out has been validated.

 

Serves the NBA right for starting a Sunday game at 9 p.m. Eastern. I understand weeknights. A Sunday? I hope every game is a 30-point blowout. I thought only baseball was dumb enough to schedule its way out of a generation of young fans.

I’m a third shifter, so none of it affects me personally, but this scheduling blows.