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fuel to what fire?Hit a game winner to add fuel to the fire.
Hit a game winner to add fuel to the fire.
fuel to what fire?Hit a game winner to add fuel to the fire.
Almost made a thread after that shot tbh, unreal. Does Antetokounmpo have the biggest upside in the league? I think so tbh, this dude is ridiculous with his game.
MVGiannis with the CLUTCH defensive play and game-winner!
Didn't take CN long to piss all over himself...
The future heir to King James' throne, delivering the win for his team:
MVGiannis
Id trade Kiwi for him that's for sure
....just like you would have traded him for Paul George.Id trade Kiwi for him that's for sure
I don't like the Lebron comparisons. I think he will amount to what KD wasn't able to. That space he created was amazing on that shot,this guy is special.
Today's NBA
interesting to see the man crush developing for the newest dominating athletic big
He leads the Bucks in ppg, rpg, apg, bpg and spg
btw, Jabari doesn't even average 6 rebs per game, gotta step up tbh...
So the three MVP candidates are a flopper, a stat padder and some guy who can't shoot. Two of which are on teams that suck.
Flop So Harden got completely outclassed by Alphabrook tonight, but got carried by the refs and his far superior supporting cast to the win anyway. Time to take him out of the MVP discussion. It's between Russ and Giannis.
Harden is winning games without a starting center who can rebound. Westbrook got how many of his teammates involved tonight?
Houston has seven players with a positive BPM this season. That includes Harden, the early Sixth Man of the Year favorite Eric Gordon, and lockdown defenders in Patrick Beverley, Trevor Ariza, and pre-leg-injury Clint Capela.
OKC has only two players with a positive BPM this season: Westbrook, and Steven Adams. Westbrook is +14.2. Adams is +1.1.
It's not even a contest - Houston is way more stacked than OKC.
Yet OKC out rebounded Houston tonight nearly by 10 rebounds. Rebounds kept OKC in the game. You do know constantly giving other teams second chance points and getting owned in the paint makes it harder to win?Houston has seven players with a positive BPM this season. That includes Harden, the early Sixth Man of the Year favorite Eric Gordon, and lockdown defenders in Patrick Beverley, Trevor Ariza, and pre-leg-injury Clint Capela.
OKC has only two players with a positive BPM this season: Westbrook, and Steven Adams. Westbrook is +14.2. Adams is +1.1.
It's not even a contest - Houston is way more stacked than OKC.
Winning without a shot blocking and rebounding presence without Capela.
With Westbrook on the bench, the Thunder are -128 in net points and -11.6 in net points per 100 possessions:
http://www.82games.com/1617/16OKC1.HTM#onoff
With Harden on the bench, the Rockets are +14 in net points and +1.7 in net points per 100 possessions:
http://www.82games.com/1617/16HOU4.HTM#onoff
Again, Harden clearly has way more help than Westbrook.
Winning with less positive-impact players than Philly or Brooklyn have.Winning without a shot blocking and rebounding presence without Capela.
Westbrook had Durant AND Harden. And did what with that?
OKC had the 3rd easiest schedule so far. Thats about to change.Winning with less positive-impact players than Philly or Brooklyn have.
Dragged those two choke artists to the Finals, kicking and screaming.
Might want to go back and look at that Spurs series where Harden took over in the 4th quarters and Westbrook shot 37% that series.
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