ClutchFans Game Thread: Rockets @ Clippers 11/7/2015

Harden was amazing, but I think Thornton was an "X" Factor for us.

He had 11 pts in the 2nd Q.
Penetrated and made shots in the lane, dished off for dunks and
had a great effect on the game when he was in.

Give me MORE Marcus!

 

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Calvin Watkins
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When Dwight Howard plays, he's pretty good. In four games, Howard is shooting 63 percent from the field and averaging 12 rebounds and 17 points per game. Howard's rebound average per 48 minutes is 20.2.

 

Two minute report says refs blew that no call goaltending on D12. Should have been tied 107-107. Know what I say. WahWah!! Good win for rox. I'm sure we will get bent over plenty of times by calls.

 

Did yall notice Cuttino sitting behind the Rockets bench?

 

two minute report should also state that reddick flopped

 

This dude smh...

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Poor Dwight having to put up with so many Tards

 

Looking Sharp & Ballin

To everyone wondering I'm still alive haha still hoopin. Thanks for asking.
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Props to Dwight for just shrugging it off like "lol ok, alright guy"

 

One of the many drunk Lakers fans that show up at Clippers games

 

**** people like that

 

Idiots. Drunk idiots are even worse.

 

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Rockets were seventh team in NBA history to start 0-3 with all Ls by 15 points or more ... but first of those seven to scramble back to 3-3

 

What a great Harden game, that stretch in 2nd half of the 3rd quarter was incredible.

 

You mean the play where Harden tried to get a foul called by trying to jump on Reddick? Are you for real? The league should give Harden some sort of punishment for that. That was wrong of Harden on so many levels. Reddick was guarding him completely by the book in a normal stance when Harden started jumping on him. Some of the dumbest, most disrespectful to the game of basketball **** I've ever seen. It was blatantly obvious he was trying to trick the refs, and in such a critical part of the game too.

He's a great offensive player and all, but plays like these makes it seem like he doesn't respect the game. That's not basketball, it's literally bush league.

I hope they stop calling those fouls when he grabs the arm of the guy guarding him on drives. That's some bull**** too.

If you think you're the best basketball player in the world, then prove it by playing basketball, don't try to glitch the game. Steph doesn't need this ****.

 

He flopped, but Harden's actions preceding it was just stupid. We got really lucky. The locking of arms is also something that needs to go. So many people here not acknowledging Harden's antics is just laughable and blind homerism.

 

I don't even ..

Is this real life?

You're right. Steph doesn't need to 'glitch the game' by relying on atleast 20 moving screens each game.

I am literally in awe still at how stupid your post was.

 

Harden wanted to put on a show for Drake. Need more Drake at the games. "they call me Jamessss cuz i go Harden this bish"

 

Would you say the same thing about Shaq's infamous elbowing? Was that also 'glitching the game?.'There is no such thing as just playing pure basketball. Dennis Rodman was a great defender but he did all sorts of crazy things behind the scene. Hell, even Micheal Jordan and Larry Bird were known by his peers for some of the 'dirty' plays they would make. This is a very competitive and physical sport, and players engage in all kinds of trickery to get the W. Harden's no different in that tradition.

Don't you think the players are already aware as to why Harden is able to get to the FT line so frequently? They know, but they still respect his craft because he is so god damn good at it. That's why he was voted as player's MVP last year. He gets more respect from his peers than from the fans such as your self. Also, it's really difficult to call Harden out when majority of the players are doing the same thing (aka Flopping), just less effectively. And did you just say Steph Curry don't need that kind of BS? Ever heard of moving screens?