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see spurs last season against the thunder.
the nba needs to schedule their tv games better and teams need to be told that players can't be rested for big national tv games because the...
he's been taking some horrible looking two point attempts.
ariza gets called for a phantom foul and they swallow the whistle when we trying to foul.
give it up to your 2016-17 NBA MVP, Kawhi Leonard. does it at both ends.
this lou williams performance is baffling to me. it's not like gordon's performance where he's just missing shots and you want him to continue to...
hopefully this isn't playoffs lou because the way he's trying to play is just not right. looking like a destitute james harden.
lou williams because he can create off the bounce, something we have been missing when harden rested.
what do you expect when you put 3 of the worse defenders on the team out there at the same time. the only way that works is if they're scoring...
nah the Three 6 Mafia.
of course they want bev, who wouldn't want him. but why would we covet **** like shumpert? cavs win in spite of him.
he's probably right about harden's boston piece.
why isn't capela starting? a rusty capela is better than harrell going up against a legit center.
haha, i love the greek freak.
you just have to laugh at sewer messing up that capela rebound.
he's the type of player that will disappoint you in the playoffs.
beasley isn't serious about basketball and i would like to think the rockets want to do serious things. he was perfect for our mediocre team last...
i don't mind james glory hunting for rebounds because that helps us since he's our point guard and that potentially gets us down the floor faster....
bucks win without giannis.
i believe in karma and james harden passing up an open layup in search of an assist was what spurred that run.
