The Warriors are truly a blessed team

[WiggyRuss]

To the Warriors haters that didn't say a peep when Curry was gimpy the entire playoffs...
last year, when Draymond got suspended, when Bogut had a season ending injury in game 5 of the Finals, and when Iguodala's back flared up bad...but want to list everything now when it goes in the Warriors favor, I just don't know what to say other than fuck you lol.

he sat out 2 weeks with a 2 week injury. gmafb.
draymond getting suspended? is that a joke? something ENTIRELY within the guys own control.

the bogut thing is the only even semi-legit gripe---- losing your, what? 6th or 7th guy for 3 games?

 

[WiggyRuss]

as i said

i can see one series where the Warriors beat a very good team at anything near full strength in the last 3 years.

 

[DJ]

Zaza is dirty as fuck.

 

[trojanfan12]

he sat out 2 weeks with a 2 week injury. gmafb.

This bullshit by you has already been shown to be wrong. You need to drop it.

 

[Hambombs]

he sat out 2 weeks with a 2 week injury. gmafb.
draymond getting suspended? is that a joke? something ENTIRELY within the guys own control.

the bogut thing is the only even semi-legit gripe---- losing your, what? 6th or 7th guy for 3 games?

Dude lebron cried to the league for a suspension and you know it. But I'm not gonna make excuses like all cavs fans like to do if pretty boy lebron loses. Also Steph had a longer than 2 week injury. And even if he came back he didn't play like his MVP self after even before they played the cavs.

 

[Hambombs]

Zaza is dirty as fuck.

??????

 

[trojanfan12]

Dude lebron cried to the league for a suspension and you know it. But I'm not gonna make excuses like all cavs fans like to do if pretty boy lebron loses. Also Steph had a longer than 2 week injury. And even if he came back he didn't play like his MVP self after even before they played the cavs.

I do agree with Wiggy that the Draymond thing is his own fault. It doesn't matter that Lebron cried to the league office about it. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that Lebron did exactly what he should have done.

There was an opportunity to create an advantage and Lebron took it.

I can guarantee that if Phil Jackson were coaching the Cavs, Lebron wouldn't have had to cry to the league office because Phil would have cried to the media AND the league office about it.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Dude lebron cried to the league for a suspension and you know it. But I'm not gonna make excuses like all cavs fans like to do if pretty boy lebron loses. Also Steph had a longer than 2 week injury. And even if he came back he didn't play like his MVP self after even before they played the cavs.

yes...its LeBron's fault Draymond feels the need to REPEATEDLY go after other mens genitalia.

 

[gordontrue]

Dude lebron cried to the league for a suspension and you know it.

Nah, I have no idea. I do know that the league office was going to review the incident regardless of whether or not Dan Gilbert, or LeBron, or Barack Obama picked up the phone and called them or not.

 

[Hambombs]

I do agree with Wiggy that the Draymond thing is his own fault. It doesn't matter that Lebron cried to the league office about it. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that Lebron did exactly what he should have done.

There was an opportunity to create an advantage and Lebron took it.

I can guarantee that if Phil Jackson were coaching the Cavs, Lebron wouldn't have had to cry to the league office because Phil would have cried to the media AND the league office about it.

Still crying is crying in my book. It makes you look like a bitch

 

[Hambombs]

Nah, I have no idea. I do know that the league office was going to review the incident regardless of whether or not Dan Gilbert, or LeBron, or Barack Obama picked up the phone and called them or not.

The writing is on the wall

 

[trojanfan12]

Still crying is crying in my book. It makes you look like a bitch

Something tells me you would be singing a different tune if it were an important Cavs player that did that and Steph went crying to the league office.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Dude lebron cried to the league for a suspension and you know it. But I'm not gonna make excuses like all cavs fans like to do if pretty boy lebron loses. Also Steph had a longer than 2 week injury. And even if he came back he didn't play like his MVP self after even before they played the cavs.

WRONG

Understanding Steph Curry's Grade 1 MCL Sprain - In Street Clothes

A minor or Grade 1 sprain is given when partial or micro tearing of the effected ligaments has occurred. A more moderate Grade 2 sprain is more commonly referred to as a partial tear and is more painful and limiting. Grade 2 injuries are often accompanied by a considerable amount of swelling and require rest and more intensive treatment. A Grade 3 sprain is relatively uncommon in sports but is a devastating injury. Grade 3 injuries result in a loss of function and mechanical stability and often require a long period of inactivity and in some cases surgery.

The estimated recovery window guarantees Curry will miss a part of the second round but how many games that will be remains unknown. During the 2015-16 regular season at least 11 MCL sprains were publicly diagnosed. The list includes several notable point guards including Washington’s John Wall and Dallas’ Deron Williams. Both players sustained low-grade MCL sprains and missed minimal time. Williams sat out just one game while Wall played through the injury without missing any action. However these two appear to be exceptions as the average missed time for the other low-grade sprains was roughly 15 days. The numbers are in line with Golden State’s initial estimated timeline of two weeks.

cant argue with FACTS.

 

[Hambombs]

Something tells me you would be singing a different tune if it were an important Cavs player that did that and Steph went crying to the league office.

Nah lol

 

[Hambombs]

WRONG

Understanding Steph Curry's Grade 1 MCL Sprain - In Street Clothes

A minor or Grade 1 sprain is given when partial or micro tearing of the effected ligaments has occurred. A more moderate Grade 2 sprain is more commonly referred to as a partial tear and is more painful and limiting. Grade 2 injuries are often accompanied by a considerable amount of swelling and require rest and more intensive treatment. A Grade 3 sprain is relatively uncommon in sports but is a devastating injury. Grade 3 injuries result in a loss of function and mechanical stability and often require a long period of inactivity and in some cases surgery.

The estimated recovery window guarantees Curry will miss a part of the second round but how many games that will be remains unknown. During the 2015-16 regular season at least 11 MCL sprains were publicly diagnosed. The list includes several notable point guards including Washington’s John Wall and Dallas’ Deron Williams. Both players sustained low-grade MCL sprains and missed minimal time. Williams sat out just one game while Wall played through the injury without missing any action. However these two appear to be exceptions as the average missed time for the other low-grade sprains was roughly 15 days. The numbers are in line with Golden State’s initial estimated timeline of two weeks.

cant argue with FACTS.

Nope

 

[gordontrue]

The writing is on the wall

The scrutiny on Draymond's extra-curricular antics after the Blazers series and the Thunder series were at an all-time high.

I have no idea if anyone from the Cavs contacted the league or not - but I don't think it would've mattered one way or the other. Do you?

 

[trojanfan12]

Nah, I have no idea. I do know that the league office was going to review the incident regardless of whether or not Dan Gilbert, or LeBron, or Barack Obama picked up the phone and called them or not.

True, but the Cavs still tried to influence the league offices decision, which is exactly what they should have done.

Were they actually able to influence the decision? Probably, but we'll never know for sure because the league office would no doubt deny it.

Kind of like when Phil used to complain about the refs after a playoff game and suddenly there'd be more favorable calls going his teams way in the next game.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Nope

you deny climate change too huh? i guess science isnt your thing? lol

i mean- i guess its possible curry is just a fragile pussy and it took him 2 months to heal from a 2 week injury.....i guess i didnt take that into consideration. lol.

 

[Hambombs]

True, but the Cavs still tried to influence the league offices decision, which is exactly what they should have done.

Were they actually able to influence the decision? Probably, but we'll never know for sure because the league office would no doubt deny it.

Kind of like when Phil used to complain about the refs after a playoff game and suddenly there'd be more favorable calls going his teams way in the next game.

I have no problem if it's the regular season but there was a lot at stake and to take our 2nd best player in a close out game was not right

 

[Hambombs]

you deny climate change too huh? i guess science isnt your thing? lol

Science is my number 1 subject