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I'm rooting for them, it is their last hurrah after all, son
sons real talk even if you hate the Celtics you need to put your differences aside and cheer for them to pull this thing out. the odds are stacked against them and it would be a huge win for basketball fans around the world if they can play lights out in the second half and overcome the agenda.
Spur fan of all people should know this and at least one of the two final teams that the NBA and media wanted in the finals would be eliminated.
I'm rooting for them, it is their last hurrah after all, son
Son the celtics dont stand a chance against the most league protected team, OKC. If I want OKC to be beat, it's gonna be by the Heat.
oh it, go Celtics
GO BOSTON!!
the REFS!!
GO BOSTON! AND YES THE REFS as one said.
Prefer OKC beating the Celtics, to the Heat beating OKC. Refs won't call on Lebron when hes guarding Durant if its Heat vs OKC.
Of course this is what my heart wants so badly deep inside.
BOSTON PLLLEEEEEEEEEEAAASSSSEEEE...
OKC
sons the Celtics are going to need to shoot the ball at least 80% from here on out because the refs are starting to send Miami to the line almost every possession.
Entire Celtics Team - 15 free throws
LeBron James - 15 free throws
Dirty piece of mother ers!
Seriously, who didn't see it coming, seriously?
Well... that's a wrap.
Us old fogies just don't stand a chance.
I knew it was coming. I called it days ago that Miami would *win* the next two. My two most current hated teams are going to the Finals, gift wrapped by Stern and company.
Should have been Celtics vs Spurs Finals.
That's the corrupt league we watch.
I wished Boston shot lights out to defeat the refs. Too bad they didn't in the 4th.
OKC, MIAMI, Le , STERN, the NBA, THE FINALS, the players sorry ass wardrobes!
Should have been Celtics vs Spurs.
If there were a pe ion to sign to investigate/boycott/press charges on David Stern and his corrupt refs, I'd sign it. I'd promote it. I would be happy to.
that piece of mother er
Go San Antonio Heat !
After what weīve wintnessed in OKC i didnīt have a doubt in my mind that the Heat would make the finals.
Le Bron out shooting the entire celticīs team from th FT line is horrendous.
Now itīs one of two otions, either the league decides the two teams play hard and let them see who wins the championship.
Or they realise the Heat stand at a very bad position if they donīt win th le this year and Okc fans will see what we were talking about during this series as they will see Durant knocked time and time again and LeBron and Wade going to the line all night long..
The league might need the Heat to win, tbh, since it sends a clear message that stacking leads to championships, and could eventually help condense the league to fewer, more quality teams who have a better chance at competing and that would make the game more enjoyable on a worldwide scale. There are so many teams in the league who have almost zero marketability on the world stage, and Stern is focused on expanding globally, not just adding ty franchises in the US which seems to actually dilute a good product. OKC is a great team, but I don't know what message they send. It seems to be just the opposite message that Miami sends, which is that upstart franchises can be successful without blockbuster trades and stacking. Both teams feature only American stars, both teams are in small markets, however Wade/Lebron probably have individual World notoriety far above Durant/Westbrook.
Whatever happens, someone here will figure out a way to show that it was intended by the league.
Miami?..
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