thanks for admitting to us that you're a ful bandwagoning got who listens to Simple Plan and Hoobastank
Insecurity at its finest, folks.
thanks for admitting to us that you're a ful bandwagoning got who listens to Simple Plan and Hoobastank
"I'm not a perfect person
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LOL trying to sping his latest failed post with the insecurity card. Nice one.![]()
As for the thread tbh. Since a got destroyed the essence of this. Thunder will get exposed in the 2nd round against the Clippers with CP3 taking the lead. IMO, Thunderfans should pray Grizzlies wins their series.
I'm sticking with my pick because a Houston team is too dumb and inexperienced to use as a barometer.
Like I said, you'll all see it when all is said and done.
So for posters who to talk about the topic, feel free and lets have some discussion bout this, but for those who just wants to around don't expect me to reply anymore because I ain't got time for ya'll, tbh.![]()
Someone didn't teach you your abc's. Too busy piping.![]()
LOL Victory lap.
Russell is like training wheels on a bike. As long as he's there, they will never go full speed. When he's gone, they'll struggle for a while to stay upright, but eventually they'll be better off without him than with him. That's not to say they don't need a good PG, but they don't need a shoot first, 2nd and 3rd PG. They need a balanced scoring attack. Any team that has RW isn't going to have balanced scoring and RW isn't good enough to carry a team.
The big question is will they get past Clippers without him? I think that series will go wire to wire. And I think Brooks can't adjust as the playoffs is concerned. I think the "time" that they will struggle for a while is the time that they'll fall in the playoffs maybe in the next round or maybe in the WCF, what I'm saying is they will lose before they actually get better as you suggested, they don't have enough time to adjust the rotations, the plans. Brooks just can't do it considering how he plays his starters and stars heavy minutes. Time will tell but things certainly don't look good for them now IMO.
They won't get past the Clippers. However, were they to acquire a decent PG instead of waiting for RW to heal, they would eventually be able to compete against the Heat. RW needs to be a 2 guard somewhere, maybe even in OKC, but they need a PG who distributes the ball and they need people off the bench who make a difference. Martin is a chucker.
They were going to lose anyhow, it's just a matter of when. If they're serious about a le, they need to change. They're just pretenders even with RW.
no guarantee that the clippers get past memphis tbh
Good assessment from OKCs beat writer Darnell Mayberry (which I agree with) on the state of OKC's offense:
I’ll say this about the Rockets. They have a system, and even though it’s predictable and perhaps even gimmicky and not good enough to win big, it’s an organized approach that puts players in positions to succeed. Much of the Rockets’ comeback was a result of Houston’s players knowing where to be and when to be there. They knew who was going to get the shots and exactly how they were going to get them. The Thunder, on the other hand, unleashed what amounted to an anything-goes approach. There was no rhythm, no sets, no system. The offense basically became a gumbo pot of isolations, ball screens and bail-outs. Hard to make a case that it was that way because Westbrook was out. When he’s playing it’s generally even worse, though his amazing athleticism tends to make it look better. With the talent the Thunder has, it would be interesting to see what a more sophisticated system would do, especially for the team’s role players.
Agreed for the most part but I don't think they realize the difference. They will wait for RW to heal and be the same next season imho.
I know. If you look at my previous posts I pointed that out.
losing two straight without Westbrook
Westbrook is the real Thunder alpha male
Durant
forever second
acne
OKC getting this pushed to 6 without RW. Just like what I expected.
Though I stated earlier in this thread that the Clips would give OKC a much tougher match-up, I'd say I was wrong. The tables just turned upside down and the Clips just went from real threats to pretenders and the Grizz vice versa. I see a very vulnerable squad in the Thunder, a team that has just been exposed going against a squad that has regained their form. Let's see if the Grizz can actually take advantage of RW's loss and beat OKC.
See either of ya in the WCF![]()
is someone ready to admit they were wrong?
Speak up, sons!![]()
Yes but not for what you may think.
Westbrook's absence shouldn't be hurting the thunder THIS BAD!
Thunder are having a mental breakdown because they are missing a player. Inexperience will do that.
I was also wrong on who the real leader of this team was.![]()
That was the main point of the thread you thought the otherwise before and now you admit that.
"Westbrook's absence shouldn't be hurting the thunder THIS BAD!" Really? Who told you tbh?![]()
It's crazy to think that when Westbrook was on the court he was doing more harm than good but now? Yeah, Thunder totally got this brah
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