bksballer89
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He isn't the first superstar to struggle playing in those places and won't be the last.
Yep. Add Denver to the list as well. Another place a lot of players/teams struggle at
He isn't the first superstar to struggle playing in those places and won't be the last.
He isn't the first superstar to struggle playing in those places and won't be the last.
Yep. Add Denver to the list as well. Another place a lot of players/teams struggle at
Amir didn't fall out. He hurt himself towards the end of the Raptors game, and was still hurting yesterday. He was seen limping pretty bad in the locker room after the Toronto game.Celtics announce that Avery Bradley, James Young, and Tyler Zeller are not traveling with the team and are out for Friday's game in Atlanta. That means Amir Johnson and Jaylen Brown are traveling and have chance to play.
@Vyle203 I had no idea that Amir Johnson fell out of the rotation.
So Denver dropped 140 on Indiana in London. Looks like everybody showed up. Did anybody watch it?
Nope. I was @ the hospital getting a lower back injection.
its all true- but part of it also is the ball has stopped moving of late...their turnovers are way up and their assists are way down over the last few games.I think its more the scheduling in general, then the city....plus every other team has games like the Cavs, Warriors circled on their schedule.
We lived and learned it when James was here.
So Denver dropped 140 on Indiana in London. Looks like everybody showed up. Did anybody watch it?
And you picked them up because you're such a good mommy.No.
Can you believe my good for nothing offspring had the AUDACITY to want to get picked up from school during the game just because of a few sprinkles?
Klay Thompson calls Cavaliers’ Halloween antics “childish,” Warriors may use it as motivation
When Cavaliers’ players showed up to LeBron James‘ Halloween party, they had to step over a Stephen Curry dummy to get in the door. There were other digs at the Warriors throughout the home, including a 3-1 lead drum that rubbed some Warriors the wrong way.
What the Warriors needed to do about that was answer back on the court. Instead they blew a lead on Christmas Day and ended up falling to the Cavaliers on national television. The Warriors let the same narrative live.
Klay Thompson recently went on the A to Z Podcast with Sam Amick and Jeff Zillgitt of the USA Today, and he called the Halloween party moves “childish” but said maybe they need to use that as motivation.
“It’s obviously not respectful, so it’s got to be on the other side of the spectrum, so that’s fine with us. They can do that childish stuff. It doesn’t matter to us. All we’ve got to do is handle it on the court, you know?
“No, it didn’t (come up on the court in the Christmas Day game). But shoot, it might have (to). I mean, I still think we need to play with more of an edge next time we see them … I mean when we won the championship, though, we didn’t do some stuff like that. But that’s OK. People are built differently. We’re not going to – I’m not going to hold it against them. I’m just going to go out there, and we just want to beat them down next time we see them. That’s how it is. Hold that in the memory bank, and just remember that they do that stuff…It’s a good rivalry, and it’s good for the NBA. It makes it more fun, you know? It’s rare in pro sports you get rivalries like this, so we enjoy it, and we embrace it.”