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Barbosa is one the Suns also should have kept. smh
HIm and Livingston have been great so far.
Warriors literally not guarding Delly, daring him to shoot
Barbosa is one the Suns also should have kept. smh
Who would have thought Lebron would be the weakest link on defense for the Cavs. He gave up 7 to Barnes and another 2 to Ezeli when he didn't switch in transition and gave up a dunk.
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I see nothing in this game to change my opinion from GS in 5 and it won't even be that close. If the Cavs can't hang (outside of one third quarter run) in a game where Curry and Clay are dogmeat, they're screwed.
Very happy for Livingston. For him to come back from the injury that he had and play at this level is an amazing accomplishment. He looked like Penny Hardaway in his prime tonight.
Pretty much what his potential was before the flurry of injuries, including the gruesome one. People forget that he was the most heavily recruited players in his HS class and had a great year at Duke. Dude was supposed to be a perennial all-star and not a role player.
You're combining Livingston and Kyrie. Livingston was right out of HS had the bad knee injury, Kyrie played at Duke.
Yeah I love that Shaun is getting to do this now you forget how good he was before he got hurt.
Livingston and Iggy both played in Illinois they were a few years apart but apparently knew each other as kids.
It didn't just happen for Livingston, he's been playing like this for a few years now. Everyone was mocking the Nets a few years ago until they moved him into the starting lineup alongside Deron Williams and the next thing you know there were in the playoff hunt. His numbers might not have been special but IIRC, they were one of the hottest teams in the league starting right after the holidays. I was really surprised they didn't work harder to keep him, if they tried at all.
Barbosa is one the Suns also should have kept. smh
This is what kind of eats at me with the Cavs. I get it, but not a big fan of bringing in top notch players instead of playing against them (ie, Jordan vs Magic or Bird or Barkley, etc). Now its who can build the strongest team to make sure they dominate. On the other side, the Warriors sure seemed to do the opposite and developed an amazing team with their personal.
The Warriors in a way though got lucky. But of course you need luck to be a dynasty but yea. I mean Green was a 2nd round pick who turned into an All Star...what are the chances of that like, below 5% I'd assume. And then they locked up Steph Curry to a cheap contract (due to his ankle issues earlier in his career) which then allowed them to go and get Igoudala in free agency (who then became finals MVP).
I'm always nervous but they are up 20 with 5:43 left, Klay and Steph are both in single digits and the Warriors have shot FOUR freethrows in 42 minutes. If you're Cleveland that can't be a good sign.
Billy King is the worst of the worst.
The Dubs abused Kyrie all night. He led them in scoring but got attacked on D relentlessly.
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2016/06/warriors-cavaliers-game-1-kyrie-irving