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Floodgates about to open am expecting a 35 point beat down, shock ed these scrubs kept it close through the 1st qtr. Wall missing half his FTs wtf ?
How in the world do you call tha oob ??? he was a foot away from stepping out what bullshit lol
They actually looked competent on that play, shocking !
Hey progress we didnt get curb stomped by 30+ tonight I am truly surprised.
You just knew the inevitable FAIL would hpen in the 4th, it's not over yet, but this team blows ass lol
Bmac giveth Bmac taketh away
and just like that another great 3rd qtr start
guess my prediction was way off, but then again there is still a half to go and we've seen this team get avalanched in a 3rd qtr before.
Dipo needs a break too much dribbling and TOs tonight, this guy lol
Addition by subtraction with House didnt even look like much, maybe D House looking for another 2 weeks vacation
Tell me this team isn't making McGhee look like an all star ? Never mind ... of course they are, career game for Jevale tonight mark my words.
4 games from tonight he will drop 10, it'll be like Xmas in March.
At least he is consistent for these last two games
BMac really is pretty dumb
Seems like it was at least a season ago or more... It cant be fixed, remember
Oladipo has checked out already lol
Yeah I was impressed the first few games, now I cant wait till we can unload him, hes not a super star but acts like he is. Not impressive at all...
Oh sorry you are allowed to question me and my "fandom" but its not a 2 way street got it bro..
So you are saying you have been enjoying these beat downs, but YOU are a true fan and I am not because I made a joke about losing by 30+ again...
Not a hater at all, if they were losing close games that they were trying to be competitive I would be fine, most of these recent losses have been...
