I'm sure there have been others but the Nash Suns were playing small ball before Curry was ever even drafted lol
That block is one of the main things I keeping going back to in game 7 - even more than Kyrie's three. That was an incredible, incredible block, one of the best I've ever seen. Steve Smith or Grant Hill asked him if he was trying to also block for a reverse layup and I think James said he was going for both. If you watch the replay, his left hand was on the other side of the backboard, so if Andre tried a reverse layup, he might have blocked that too. Also, how the in the did he have the energy to go for that block at the end of game 7 of the NBA finals after already having played 45 minutes up to that point is insane.
btw, Joe Lacob is coming off as a complete and utter .
I'm sure there have been others but the Nash Suns were playing small ball before Curry was ever even drafted lol
Warriors...what a gy organization.
To be fair, they're the first small ball team thag actually plays defense..I guess in that sense they were the first team.
The first team that won a championship by featuring small-ball without a true center was none other than the '96 Bulls:
-Rodman/Kukoc/Pippen/Jordan/Harper
It depends on what folks considering small-ball but you can go back to the early 80s when Bird used to start at power forward although they had a true center in Parrish & closed out games w/ McHale.
Horry was also considering SFs when he became a the starting PF on the '95 Rockets after Otis Thorpe was traded mid-season ala Draymond becoming a PF after David Lee's injury.
Last edited by Kawhitstorm; 06-23-2016 at 01:14 PM.
Pretty sure it was TMC. Tim, Mitch, Chris.
Ignored is ignored.
A conspiracy of silence. Let State lead 3-1 with two more at home and lose and see what happens. Let the Lakers have their ropes hung, their sold in Miami and lose and see what happens.
You got a hand down, D. Then, at that time, then it was not your time and you were permitted to go on your way in peace.
When the aforementioned succeed they are paraded around for months. When the Spurs succeed they get one day on the front page then it's about James and Bryant's off season plans. You want spotlight you got it. Don't act like you didn't know that going in.
The guy who literally ed the LOB last year.
http://deadspin.com/warriors-owner-i...y-o-1740605114
Smallball is an invention of D'Antoni.
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