NBA 2025-26 Season Thread: THE NY KNICKS ARE CHAMPIONS! BING BONG!
Lettuce NBA!
and lettuce lol @ James Harden
like 12 years ago i saw ronnie lott flying commercial out of SF, said whats up to him
atleast haliburton wont ever have to do that
I'm too old school to ever support this take.
Agreed. From a financial and long-term organizational standpoint, I completely get it.
From a probably once in a lifetime game 7 NBA Finals standpoint, you have to go for it.
Hurts even worse watching the way he started the game.
You guys are gonna look like fools when Timmy John has a 20 point 4th en route to a 2 point win
This OKC team is the least impressive 68 team win ever. They're so average without turnovers from the other team. 96 Bulls and 01 Lakers would sweep them. Point differential definitely doesn't mean everything. I feel for Indiana not having Haliburton for the rest of this game, they certainly could have won.
This OKC team is the least impressive 68 team win ever. They're so average without turnovers from the other team. 96 Bulls and 01 Lakers would sweep them. Point differential definitely doesn't mean everything. I feel for Indiana not having Haliburton for the rest of this game, they certainly could have won.
I felt good with Hali's start.... just disgusting to have it turn out like this.
OKC is def a joke of a 68 win team. Jokic and a bunch of bums took them to 7.
This OKC team is the least impressive 68 team win ever. They're so average without turnovers from the other team. 96 Bulls and 01 Lakers would sweep them. Point differential definitely doesn't mean everything. I feel for Indiana not having Haliburton for the rest of this game, they certainly could have won.
well they are forcing the turnovers, it is a huge part of their strength as a team
but agree, in 45 mins nobody is gonna be saying we just saw 1 of the great teams of all time
i think denver '23 was probably the best team of the post KD GS era (hell jokic was competitive vs OKC this year with a bum team) but perhaps that is a discussion for another time, maybe '24 celts with KP healthy but KP is never healthy
1 timeout with 35sec left to go in the 3rd, like a 5min break between 3rd and 4th quarter
Challenge for the most obvious OOB call 1min into 4th quarter
and just like that 1min30sec of gameplay is taking 12 minutes
This OKC team is the least impressive 68 team win ever. They're so average without turnovers from the other team. 96 Bulls and 01 Lakers would sweep them. Point differential definitely doesn't mean everything. I feel for Indiana not having Haliburton for the rest of this game, they certainly could have won.
Pacers were definitely the better team with a healthy Haliburton. Life sux sometimes.
well they are forcing the turnovers, it is a huge part of their strength as a teambut agree, in 45 mins nobody is gonna be saying we just saw 1 of the great teams of all time i think denver '23 was probably the best team of the post KD GS era (hell jokic was competitive vs OKC this year with a bum team) but perhaps that is a discussion for another time, maybe '24 celts with KP
No chance Indiana has 8 turnovers in the 3rd with Haliburton in there though too. Gut wrenching.
Step 1: Cut it to 10
Step 2: Cut it to 5
Step 3: make it a one possession game
Step 4: get lucky
Step 1: Cut it to 10
Step 2: Cut it to 5
Step 3: make it a one possession game
Step 4: get lucky
Step 5: Wake up because this is a dream.
Game 1: Underdog wins at the endGame 2: OKC wins handilyGame 3: Underdog wins at homeGame 4: OKC comes back to even the series on the roadGame 5: OKC goes up 3-2 at homeGame 6: Underdog wins at home to force Game 7Game 7: OKC blowoutThrough Game 6 were basically describing the Finals so far. All 7 and you've got the West Semis against Denver. Pacers never needed OT tho, so ther
Finals too, except Joker didn't hurt himself for the next year
