1st Round SHould Go To The Warriors

[Yoshi]

Andre Miller is trying so bad to win his first playoff series ever. He's schooling Jack right now it's not even funny.

 

[Yoshi]

The Warriors regular season woes with turnovers is haunting them again. Denver is one heck of a team, and definitely NOT the most "beatable team" in the playoffs.

 

[Yoshi]

Andre Miller just simply owned this game.

 

[BiffMcFly]

Miller worked that final drive almost kind of like Jordan. Warriors made it close and might be in good shape for game 2 tho.

 

[BiffMcFly]

It looks like some Bay area fans could care less about their own NBA team.

 

[TobyTyler]

I don't know why you're surprised - the Dubbs don't play excellent defense. They're on sometimes and are off at others. Not to mention, as I've mentioned on quite a few occasions, that the Dubbs don't necessarily have the most athletic team, especially in the front court positions.

Granted, the Dubbs are playing tough without Lee. Gotta commend the effort of this team.

The entire series hinged on this game though. ou'd think they'd at least make an effort.

 

[TobyTyler]

The Warriors regular season woes with turnovers is haunting them again. Denver is one heck of a team, and definitely NOT the most "beatable team" in the playoffs.

They can't get it done in the clutch. How does Curry lose that ball.

 

[TobyTyler]

Miller worked that final drive almost kind of like Jordan. Warriors made it close and might be in good shape for game 2 tho.

He beats a man half his age. Inexcusable. Dramon Green should be ashamed getting burned by a guy 16 years older than him and 5 inches shorter. Embarrassing.

 

[TobyTyler]

The Warriors regular season woes with turnovers is haunting them again. Denver is one heck of a team, and definitely NOT the most "beatable team" in the playoffs.

Please! They beat the Warriors without their best two players.

 

[Yoshi]

Please! They beat the Warriors without their best two players.

You mentioned that Denver was the league's "most beatable team" in the PO's, yet they beat the Warriors in game 1. Not sure what credibility there is left in the tank, and the value of that swamp land you always refer to seems to be depreciating rather fast...

 

[TobyTyler]

You mentioned that Denver was the league's "most beatable team" in the PO's, yet they beat the Warriors in game 1. Not sure what credibility there is left in the tank, and the value of that swamp land you always refer to seems to be depreciating rather fast...

No Gallinari and no Fareid makes Denver the "most beatable" team in the playoffs. Credibility undamaged. The warriors still couldn't get it done.

 

[Yoshi]

No Gallinari and no Fareid makes Denver the "most beatable" team in the playoffs. Credibility undamaged. The warriors still couldn't get it done.

Sorry bro, but you're fighting a losing battle...

 

[msgkings322]

Nolan shouldn't have picked the Ws to win this game. Had to be worth 3 points at least to the Nuggets.

 

[HammerDown]

 

[shitsho]

I say the Warriors take game 2. Just a feeling I have.

 

[TobyTyler]

Sorry bro, but you're fighting a losing battle...

Nope. You need to face the fact that the Warriors blew a game aginst a team they should have beaten easily. A team wihout its best two players, led by a grandpa at Point Guard.

 

[TobyTyler]

I reported that as it happened.

 

[TobyTyler]

I say the Warriors take game 2. Just a feeling I have.

Not a chance in hell after throwing away game 1. They'll get one meaningless victory at home, but that's it.

 

[CitySushi]

Not a chance in hell after throwing away game 1. They'll get one meaningless victory at home, but that's it.

Throw in the towel again. We just clarified that you said they take one out of two in Denver, yet after game one they have no shot? What if they even it up?

If anything what they showed is that they could compete with a team, who had the best home record in the NBA on their own home court, without playing their best basketball. I agree wholeheartedly that they if they played to their capabilities they should have won game one. Still have faith they can make it a good series.

 

[TobyTyler]

Throw in the towel again. We just clarified that you said they take one out of two in Denver, yet after game one they have no shot? What if they even it up?
If anything what they showed is that they could compete with a team, who had the best home record in the NBA on their own home court, without playing their best basketball. I agree wholeheartedly that they if they played to their capabilities they should have won game one. Still have faith they can make it a good series.

Throwing away a game they had won and then losing David Lee for the season changes that. Its too much to come back from.