The 2014-2015 NBA Season Thread. Lock It Up Please: The Golden State Warriors Are The Champions

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5 hardest to argue with…..

Allen, too damn nice. Hate that **** :lol But I learned real fast, dude knows his stuff, inside and out. Really smart guy.
Ska. Like him too much. Have a lot of similar interests, but he hates zombies. I don’t get that. And he’s smarter than me, so it’s hard as **** to argue with the way he approaches topics. :{
The banned member, cuz not a single one of his posts ever made a damn bit of sense. Third graders made more sense typing out sentences. Made it impossible to get him to grasp actual discussions.
Seahawk fans. Dudes won a super bowl ,and suddenly became experts on how the NFL works and what’s what around the league. Never heard of them pre 2013-14, which is weird…… 8o

I don’t know a 5th. Osh is pretty good. Mike cuz I need a translator for his words. Ah, nevermind, got it.

Finns, cuz he’s dumb as ****. He’s real similar to the banned member, only occasionally he lets it show he’s just trolling 93% of the time. His views are close enough to drive one mad tho. Trade Rondo (age 23), fire Doc (after he wins a title), cut Tannehill (his second year, after like 20 career games), Defense is great, defense is terrible (literally 3 weeks apart) It’s mind numbing. :lol

Ok, JA can be 6th. With a smiley face. :D

Ah, the good old days.

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Crazy. I think this dude really may just walk away from ball right now.
 
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There's different kinds of hard to argue with though. There's people that are hard to argue with because they articulate their points well and back them up with facts and data. And then there's people who are hard to argue with because the **** they say is so illogical as to be exhausting.

Yup :lol
 
So...what does Larry wanna do anyway? Rap? Fashion? Chef? Accounting? Smoke bud all day? Just talking dumb ish and doesn't realize what he's doing?
 
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If the man truly has something he wants to achieve outside of basketball I hope he accomplishes that. But if this is just misplaced thoughts....might not work out so well :{
 
I think Sanders has some real issues he's dealing with. This isn't like the time RonRon wanted to take a year off to be a music producer.
 
Wondering what most of your guys thoughts are on Rondo thus far.

They are 6-2 since the trade, with losses coming to the Suns and the Hawks.

The only PG to do well against Rondo thus far has been Dennis Schroder.

Along with Devin Harris, there is never any room for the opposing PGs to relax on offense. Long gone are the days of struggling watching Jose Calderon and Mike James trying to play defense.

VS SAS: Cory Joseph, 5/15, 14 points, 1 turnover.
VS ATL: Dennis Schroder, 9/15, 21 assists, 5 turnovers.
@ PHO: Eric Bledsoe, 6/19, 16 points, 3 turnovers.
VS LAL: Jeremy Lin/Ronnie Price, 5/17, 12 points, 3 turnovers.
VS OKC: Russell Westbrook, 6/23, 18 points, 5 turnovers.
VS WAS: John Wall, 4/7, 11 points, 3 turnovers.
@ BOS: Avery Bradley, 9/20, 22 points, 1 turnover.
@ CLE: Kyrie Irving: 2/9, 6 points, 1 turnover.

So he's played against Eric Bledsoe, Russell Westbrook, John Wall, and Kyrie Irving, and rendered them inefficient. He's let Avery Bradley and Dennis Schroder score on him.

I'm not entirely too sure what to think of him offensively, but I'm pleased with what he's shown on the other end of the floor. He's made it so that there isn't a guard that can relax playing against Dallas. Monta Ellis is no defensive guru, but he stays on his assignments and attempts to make plays. Devin Harris is quick enough with his feet and is long enough that he can contend pretty much any PG. Then JJ isn't so much a good defender as he is a pest that will cause a few turnovers again just on his floppiness.

What I'm satisfied with is that in our losses with Rondo, the average margin has been six points. Our wins have been by an average of 13 with him. That means closing games out strong, something that we've lacked because we've let guys pounce on us late and get back into games.

Now on the offensive end, he's still trying to mesh. He's taking way too many FGA in my opinion. He's forcing the situation, something I don't think he needs to do. Prior to the game in Cleveland, there wasn’t a game where he shot less than 10 shots. Two of our biggest wins thus ar with him? Against Cleveland and Washington, where he has had his lowest FGA upto this point. I don’t care if he has 2 points, but he should not put up more FGA than Monta, Dirk, OR Chandler Parsons unless he has his shot going early like he did against Boston.

There are three games in which Rondo has put up more shots than both Dirk and CP in the same game. Those three games were two losses and a close win against the Lakers. It’s obvious that isn’t going to cut it. In none of those games were those guys playing that poorly either, they just didn’t get up enough hots.

It's something he will have to learn how to do, but I am so interested in seeing what this team can do when the Playoffs hit. You typically shorten your rotation when the Playoffs come, but our bench has played so well, I don't know who you really want to take minutes away from. Barea, Harris, RJ, Aminu and Charlie V are all playing really well considering what is expected of them. Yeah, Charlie freaking Villanueva and Richard stupid Jefferson are playing well for this team. What the hell man. :lol
 
RIP to Mitch Kupchak's 15 year old daughter, who passed today. She apparently had battling the illness that got her for quite a while. Really sad.

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Yeah, Charlie freaking Villanueva and Richard stupid Jefferson are playing well for this team. What the hell man. :lol

He doesn't get credit for it as much, but Carlisle is right up there with Pop in terms of being a master of reclamation projects. Monta, Brendan Wright, RJ, Charlie V, etc. Maybe Rick is even better than Pop since he's getting something out of RJ when Pop couldn't 8o
 
Saw something on Twitter that said Sanders was one of those kids that were forced to play basketball because he was tall & athletic. He never truly loved the game
 
He doesn't get credit for it as much, but Carlisle is right up there with Pop in terms of being a master of reclamation projects. Monta, Brendan Wright, RJ, Charlie V, etc. Maybe Rick is even better than Pop since he's getting something out of RJ when Pop couldn't 8o


QFMFT. Carlisle is in that tier just under Pop/Thibs imo.

I wish my Rockets had a coach of this caliber
 
rick the second best coach in the league. dude didnt get enough credit for his job in det and indy.
 
Those Pacers teams that Carlisle coached were really good. I always wondered what could've happened if Ron never went into the stands? That team was finals bound
 
Saw something on Twitter that said Sanders was one of those kids that were forced to play basketball because he was tall & athletic. He never truly loved the game
he would probably be deep in the drug game with 4 baby mamas if basketball didnt get in the way 
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He doesn't get credit for it as much, but Carlisle is right up there with Pop in terms of being a master of reclamation projects. Monta, Brendan Wright, RJ, Charlie V, etc. Maybe Rick is even better than Pop since he's getting something out of RJ when Pop couldn't
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QFMFT. Carlisle is in that tier just under Pop/Thibs imo.

I wish my Rockets had a coach of this caliber
thibs is no where close to either of the two other guys mentioned 
 
Those Pacers teams that Carlisle coached were really good. I always wondered what could've happened if Ron never went into the stands? That team was finals bound

It's why I'm excited to hear that Jermaine O'Neal has interest in reuniting with Rick. He was his best in Indiana with Rick, and was one of my favorite players back in the day.

It's not just Carlisle though. Playing alongside Dirk is one of the easies things that you can do as an NBA player. :lol

And mentioning more players that Carlisle has made work in his system, he has made the following players look competent, and have looked terrible since leaving.

Ancient Jason Kidd.
Brandon Bass.
JJ Barea.
Brandan Haywood.
Caron Butler (who has gone missing since 2011 run).
DeShawn Stevenson.
Corey Brewer.
Ancient Peja.
Brandan Wright.
Rejuvenated Vince Carter.
OJ Mayo.
DeJuan Blair.
Tyson Chandler.
Monta Ellis.
Charlie Villanueva.
Al Faruq Aminu
Richard Jefferson.

Each of these guys were either diamonds in the rough that Carlisle helped push forward, or were players who we all figured were far past being an effective piece of a rotation.

If you look at some of the names that played more than 10 MPG on that championship squad, you might laugh. :lol

Brian Cardianl, Corey Brewer, DeShawn Stevenson, Roddy Beaubois, Brendan Haywood, Peja Stojakovic, and JJ Barea. What did a single guy on that list do after leaving the team? :lol
 
Carlisle is right there with Pop (well not really).

Dude's roster gets re-made every year and he barely misses a beat.
 
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