How bad is the Brokelyn backcourt?
Just terribly terribly overpaid and overhyped.
ChuckBuck wrote:How bad is the Brokelyn backcourt?Just terribly terribly overpaid and overhyped.
The funny thing is Nyets fans were convinced this series was in the bag after game 1 LOL
Noah should not still be in this game WTF
ChuckBuck wrote:How bad is the Brokelyn backcourt?Just terribly terribly overpaid and overhyped.
Bropez remains the most consistent player on that team.
The Nets remain an enigma as a team. They can look REALLY, REALLY good, like the second most talented team in the EC one night, and then awful and overrated the very next.
gunsnewing wrote:ChuckBuck wrote:How bad is the Brokelyn backcourt?Just terribly terribly overpaid and overhyped.
The funny thing is Nyets fans were convinced this series was in the bag after game 1 LOL
Good thing we don't get carried away either! Whew!
ChuckBuck wrote:How bad is the Brokelyn backcourt?Just terribly terribly overpaid and overhyped.
Until tonight Deron was playing like a Top 5-10 player since All-Star Break.
Marv Albert is 71 years old!
For 37 years beginning in 1967, Albert was the voice of the New York Knicks on radio and television (getting his start by being a ball boy for the Knicks before getting his first break on New York radio by sportscaster Marty Glickman) before being let go by the chairman of the MSG Network and Cablevision after Albert criticized the Knicks' poor play on-air in 2004. His son Kenny Albert also began to work as a part-time play-by-play announcer for the Knicks since 2009, whenever the older Albert's successor Mike Breen (whom he later followed on the NBA on NBC broadcasts and now works on ESPN and ABC aside from his role at MSG) is unavailable.
For a brief period before he resumed his normal broadcasting duties following his sexual assault arrest (see below), Albert anchored MSG's former nightly sports news report, MSG SportsDesk.
Maybe the Bulls don't beat the Heat but they will make them work for 6 possibly 7 games. Nyets will not only get swept but every game with be a 20+ blow out loss
NYDiva wrote:Nope, Thibs will overwork him til the end. He won't be satisfied til everyone on that team is hobbling around on crutches.I HATE his rotation management.
It really is ridiculous. I got on Woodson earlier in the season for playing Melo too much but Thibs is on a different level.
gunsnewing wrote:Maybe the Bulls don't beat the Heat but they will make them work for 6 possibly 7 games. Nyets will not only get swept but every dame with be a 20+ blow out loss
Agreed. Given their propensity to cough up the ball against the Heat, I don't see them faring well or pushing them in a real way. Bulls can at least beat them up a bit and get physical. They can make things uncomfortable for them.
gunsnewing wrote:Maybe the Bulls don't beat the Heat but they will make them work for 6 possibly 7 games. Nyets will not only get swept but every game with be a 20+ blow out loss
Heat would beat the Bulls in 5 games. The Heat would probably sweep the Nets.
Not this year. Bulls D is better than ever. As evident by them stopping Miami's 27game winstreak and our 13
Jamal is upset he didn't win 6th MOY...SHEESH!
gunsnewing wrote:Not this year. Bulls D is better than ever. As evident by them stopping Miami's 27game winstreak and our 13
Heat would win in 5. It is that simple. Bulls are not that good which is evidenced by their record and losses to bad teams throughout the season.
The Bulls struggle to score and the Heat have one of the better defenses in the league to go with three players that can be go to scorers and an army of 3 point shooters. Also Noah is hobbled. Heat v. Bulls will be 5 games at very most, imo.
Reg. Season is mostly irrelevant come the playoffs.
Reg season is irrelevant the Knicks are screwed lol
gunsnewing wrote:Reg season is irrelevant the Knicks are screwed lol
Head to head results during the reg. season are mostly irrelevant when attempting to determine which team would win a playoff series - particularly with the Bulls.
The Bulls are a team that play their starters absurd minutes and play almost every game with playoff intensity defense. That is great for amassing reg. season wins but come the post-season the Bulls are at a disadvantage because every team will be playing hard, the Bulls starters will be injured and/or fatigued due to playing far too many minutes throughout the reg. season and the Bulls will lack a go to scorer this year.
The Heat are light years better than the Bulls and the series won't be close if they play each other.
I think the Bulls can push it to 6, even with a hobbled Noah. I hate them, but they have a lot of heart & seem to really bring it against the Heat. The Nets would get swept or push it to 5 on the back of an amazing gm from DWill & maybe a clutch shot from JJ.
NYDiva wrote:I think the Bulls can push it to 6, even with a hobbled Noah. I hate them, but they have a lot of heart & seem to really bring it against the Heat. The Nets would get swept or push it to 5 on the back of an amazing gm from DWill & maybe a clutch shot from JJ.
I wouldn't count the Bulls out against the Heat if that were to happen, especially with the type of defense they can play. Noah's health is crucial.
This has been a good day for the Playoffs. Both games have been close games with lots of quality defense.
What a game and what a shot by CP3!!!
What a heartbreaker for the Grizzlies!
