General Playoff Thread: The Long 2nd Season

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Kyrie 3-12 from the floor, and execrable on the defensive end. Hard to blame the refs when that's what you're getting from your 2nd/3rd best player.
 

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After that first half the Cavs are lucky to have the illusion of being in this game down only nine.
 

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I think if Cleveland would have made about half of the easy layups, and offensive rebound put backs, they'd be right in this game, if not leading it. In the end, holding the Warriors to 52 at the half is a win for them, and I think they did a good job of containing Curry and Thompson. If not for Livingston, Barnes, and Iggy, Golden State would have been pretty darned dreadful offensively, but I think Cleveland is playing it right. If those guys beat them, so be it, but don't let Curry and Thompson go off.
 

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I think if Cleveland would have made about half of the easy layups, and offensive rebound put backs, they'd be right in this game, if not leading it. In the end, holding the Warriors to 52 at the half is a win for them, and I think they did a good job of containing Curry and Thompson. If not for Livingston, Barnes, and Iggy, Golden State would have been pretty darned dreadful offensively, but I think Cleveland is playing it right. If those guys beat them, so be it, but don't let Curry and Thompson go off.
I am not sure they defended Curry well - he missed some wide open looks. Thompson is working on the other end on Love, Irving and James. In fact, it should scare the Cavs that Thompson and Curry haven't gone off yet.

In the meantime, I love Paul Pierce as an analyst. But then again, he could read the disclaimers for Humira and I would be transfixed. Truth!
 

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I am not sure they defended Curry well - he missed some wide open looks. Thompson is working on the other end on Love, Irving and James. In fact, it should scare the Cavs that Thompson and Curry haven't gone off yet.

In the meantime, I love Paul Pierce as an analyst. But then again, he could read the disclaimers for Humira and I would be transfixed. Truth!
Please replace that idiot Jailin Rose with Truth NOW!!!!
 

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Cleveland better fix their PnR defense (if they can) or else the Warriors won't need Curry or Thompson to go off to win handily. That was a horrible defensive sequence for the 'Land...
 

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Klay is such a good defender. And Green is such a great help defender. It's so impressive how versatile both those guys are on that end of the floor.

Also, I really wish i could live bet "Curry will score 10 points in the next 3 minutes"
 

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You don't have to be set or stationary for there to be an offensive foul. LBJ extended his arm into Green's chest. Good call.
 

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You don't have to be set or stationary for there to be an offensive foul. LBJ extended his arm into Green's chest. Good call.
I agree about the criteria for an offensive foul but Green was turned sideways and the arm extension is something James and countless other NBA players do in just about every game. In tis case it was mild.