Of course, Dubs is Curry's team. KD agrees with that too.A list of interesting match ups in the NBA for next season.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nba/20-must-watch-nba-regular-season-games/ar-BBLLF0X
@Revan Just as a matter of interest, note how NBC describe one of the Xmas day games.
He didn't play.
Pretty much yeah.
Nothing is a given - complacency, injuries, other teams in the West have gotten stronger, Boston should be back to full health, ... I agree it's likely that they win it but there have only been 2 teams in the last 50 years that have been able to 3-peat. Even the Magic/Kareem-led 80s Lakers who had 8 Finals appearances in 10 years were not able to do it.
Even if I wasn't a Dubs fan, there were a lot of happenings which took place this off season which make next season very watchable. I think the East became much more competitive. If Kawhi is healthy and up for it the Raptors could be very good. Kyrie and Gordon Hayward are back for the Celtics and with one more year of bedding in for the Sixers they could also make some noise. The Pacers and Bucks could also be in the mix. However, IMLTHO it's all got to come down to LeBron and the Lakers. It could all go from train ride to train wreck in a heart beat. I can see numerous players being thrown under numerous buses before the season is out with the "This is the worst set of players LeBron's ever had since the last set of worst players LeBron's ever had" being the narrative.
Do you not think the Lakers will be interesting next year? Championship or no Championship they will be must watch TV. The networks seem to think so since more of their games are being shown than any other team. As for LeBron I just hope his hand is fully recovered so that he's not hampered when that bus is coming by.
I don't think the Warriors bus celebration goes to LA though.
Sad to see him go. Great servant to the game. Although his stats don't automatically scream Hall of Famer, his overall contribution to the game will surely get him in.
That's why he will get in.
Highest winning percentage of all time amongst players with at least 1,000 career games, how do you like that stat? Only one of two players to ever win the EuroLeague, NBA Championship (4 times, no less) and Olympic gold.
I agree! I agree! I agree! What is wrong with you guys? You keep giving me reasons why he should get in when I agree he should be in to begin with. The only thing I happened to mention is that by typical criteria that has been used in the past whenever possible future HOF induction has been considered for a player the usual stats don't support it.
He's in.
Oh please! West played 8 years in New Orleans and another four in Indiana before he went so called "ring chasing." He actually left 11 million dollars on the table with Indiana to do it. When you have played your entire career for small market teams and that career is coming to an end and you've not won - what's left? It's not like he was the first.
Basketball reference doesn't take into account Euro ball and international stats which is why his probability looks low when everybody knows he's a shoo in for first round ballot HOF.
Igor must have seen them in practice and realised they're both too dumb to play the scheme he wants.
I'll see your Gilbert Arenas and raise you a Steph Curry.
