First time there will be two G7's in the Conference Finals since the '78-'79 season.
They should play them both in Vegas as back to back games on the same night
That is amazing. Almost 40 years since it's happened. Unfortunately, the game tomorrow night will end 12:05am, after a holiday three day weekend. So that's out.
How many Port Cellar denizens can name the four participants in those finals without cheating? I impressed myself by coming up with three of them. I was a wee tyke — my vivid hoops memory doesn't really start till the beginning of the Bird-Magic era — but I remember thinking those late '70s champs were really cool.
That was DJ’s finals. Sonics-Bullets. Had to look up the conference finals losers.
That is remarkable. I mean, it just underscores how tough the Warriors are to keep contained.
I thought that the segment was great, and I came away from it liking Draymond more than I already did.
Sing up for free YouTube TV 7-day trial. Just don't forget to cancel! Like I did...amd now I'm out the $40 but it was totally worth it for this series and The Terror.
Wouldn't want to join an already established champion, I assume is what he means.
Lebron wouldn't go to the team he beat for a title or pull a Durant and go to the team that beats him.
Yeah, I don't think that stops him, if Houston is where he wants to go. Of course, the only way we'd ever know that answer is if he did go to Houston after playing them in the Finals because he'd never tell us why he didn't.
They’re going to need a stupidly good game out of Gordon or Ariza. Or probably both. Harden basically has to score 35-40. No pressure.
They can maybe keep it close for a half but barring some epic choke job, it's another Cavs/Warriors finals
I'm watching with the game on mute to not hear Cavs/Cs stuff. If Houston wins, awesome. Then I'm flying to Europe tomorrow and going on full timezone-enforced basketball blackout all the way through the finals.
