Article begins with the Golden State is lucky narrative:
The 2014-15 Golden State Warriors were, statistically, the best championship team since Michael Jordan's Bulls. But some inside and outside the league would describe the Warriors as lucky, in that they avoided playing the Clippers and Spurs, and faced four teams with missing or injured point guards in the postseason.
they avoided playing the Clippers
since when did the clippers becamea threat
Significant bad blood between Clippers and Warriors last season.they avoided playing the Clippers
since when did the clippers becamea threat
Slippers clicked it up several notches vs Warriors.
Clipper vs Warrior matches were bloodbaths. Wouldve been a great series.
I agree
I guess we should cherry pick some plays of CPFlop burning around Curry or Griffin putting down a power slam on Draymond Cheapshot.
Look it was 1-1 tied . Something came down in Game 3 that got both sides riled up.
Warriors won Game 3 as Clippers were without Griffin.
The Clips took them out handily in Game 2 and then had a 17 point lead in Game 4 before choking.
Props to the Warriors, but it was not that big of a gap. Even with the cutesy Riley Curry behind the back dribbles.
Both teams are huge gots.
True but in fairness to the Warriors, even if they faced the Clippers, I believe they'd still be the champs.
Good answers overall, butat Tony Parker being a top 5 international player.
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