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Jesus kid, don't you have to be in bed for school tomorrow or something?Only an idiot tries to bet real money with a stranger. Unless he meant something else
Only an idiot tries to bet real money with a stranger. Unless he meant something elseAvy bet?
, this ain't InsideHoops.
Jesus kid, don't you have to be in bed for school tomorrow or something?Only an idiot tries to bet real money with a stranger. Unless he meant something else
Actually now is a good time for bed. Have fun getting clowned on by other posters in the plagiarism thread.
Don't think that kid requires anything more than Matt Bonner guarding him... He had a career high game the other night, which means he's only coming back down to earth...
I do think it's kind of funny that Clipperfan expects a reserve scrub to win a game for him, when you have Chris Paul and Blake Griffin on your team...
Doesn't require more than a scrub PF who can't play a lick of defense to stop him.. yet the Spurs somehow let him blow up on them. Seems illogical. Bledsoe has a team leading 25.5 PER this year in the playoffs. He's been killing it for the entire duration of the playoffs. Not scoring 23 but rebounding and defense. That's not going to change even if the Spurs stop the scoring. He's still going to shut your wing players down on D.
How was your time under the paper bag though?
Getting clowned? That's cute. I wish I spoke middle school too.
Try not to have a wet dream tonight dreaming of Bledsoe.
Easy to rack up high PER numbers against Gilbert Arenas, tbh... Not impressed... Spurs were just a little rusty and for the most part coasting... that's why it was just a 16 point beatdown...
More like Spurs were coming off 8 days rest and had no problem sustaining while fatigued Clippers couldn't. They earned that rest though so good for them. Bledsoe shut Conley and Mayo down too for good stretches. Naive to think his matchup was primarily Arenas. You'll see his defense again tonight, be patient.
No wet dreams. I'd be shooting blanks because I already jacked off 5 times tonight to Bledsoe's footage.
Arenas was the backup PG for Memphis, but at any rate, you ain't playing the Grizzlies anymore...
Bledsoe is a good kid, but right now he needs to focus on getting better so maybe in a couple of seasons he can make it to the starting lineup ahead of Foye.
I suspect this scrub is going to begin the regression to his mean fg % (39% this season) starting tonight.
Thanks,tbh.
Joke's on you. Patty will shut him down.
I heard that Chris Paul and Blake Griffin already rent a fishing boat for Monday trip
You're highly underestimating the Spurs and the type of defense they play. They can play this two different ways and be successful. They can do what they did to the Suns team in the past and let Paul/Griffin get their shots and play tight defense on the scrubs. Or they can play and force Paul/Griffin out of the PnR and play tight defense on them and see if the scrubs can beat them. Either was has proven to work. It's just a matter of what Pop sees as best for the team.
That is such a great gif.
glad somebody sees the truth. It takes a of a player to send the almighty Foye to the bench. On a serious note though I've been saying Bledsoe should start at 2 for about 2-3 months now. Too bad Vinny is no Pop and he's moronic. He doesn't seem to notice Foye is a complete 0 every game. Start Bledsoe and you don't get down 10-15 to begin with and have to rely on Bledsoe+bench to get you back into games.
Well done, Shoog.
If Bledsoe and Butler are the top scorers again, I smell a Spurs victory.
o Spurs fans. This is my first post here. We have a few spurs fans on Clippers.topbuzz.com, so I was inspired to do the same and come talk b-ball with some Texans. I understand I'm a guest here so I will promise not to troll, but I will state opinions respectfully. After watching game one I was very excited for watching the remainder of the series. The first half was very close, but in the end San Antonio had too much fire power beyond the arch.
San Antonios three point shooting was key in that victory, but hopefully our coach can make some adjustments. Looking forward to the rest of this series.
Not onlycounting on Bledsoe. There were many players who didnt hit their average scores: Chris Paul, Mo Williams, and Blake Griffin. The game was close at the end of the first half once these guys get going and find their rythm it should be a very close contest. While I do agree that the spurs hold the edge in this contest I am cautioning against taking the Clippers lightly.
Tony's having a great season. He's by far the best player on the team right now, and in my opinion the catalyst for why San Antonio is yet again first in the west. I heard Popovich say that part of Parkers motivation came from something he told Parker. Apparently, Parker played really well with the French team following a disastrous exit from the plyoffs with the Spurs. Popovich asked Parker "why cant you play like that when your're with the spurs." PArker immediately knew he was called out and acknowledged he put in two different levels of effort from his time on the french team and the Spurs...so what you're seeing this year from his is predominantly stemming from Popovich calling him out. ...Popovich is a bright coach
Welcome... make sure to take posts with a little grain of salt until you get to know who is who... if it sounds too y it's probably trolling...
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