2016-17 NBA Regular Season Thread

[TurnUpTheHeat]

That 0.03% really puts what we're seeing in perspective.
Not to sound cocky, but I see 0 reasons other than injuries that we don't win at least a couple games more then the few teams currently right above us.

 

[Heatles84]

That 0.03% really puts what we're seeing in perspective.
Not to sound cocky, but I see 0 reasons other than injuries that we don't win at least a couple games more then the few teams currently right above us.

We're a half game behind Chicago in early March. Wonder what's on Wade's mind right now?

 

[bksballer89]

We're a half game behind Chicago in early March. Wonder what's on Wade's mind right now?

There is a great chance that the next time the Heat play again (Saturday vs Toronto), they'll be in a 3 way tie for 7th. Detroit should lose tomorrow vs Cleveland. Hard to see them resting Kyrie or Lebron tomorrow. They just had 2 days off and will have another day off tomorrow. Resting those guys tomorrow means you're almost forced to play them in the B2B set this weekend. So I'm guessing Cleveland play their squad tomorrow and from what I heard JR may play as well. They should kick the Pistons ass. I think they'll be pretty angry after what happened vs Miami in their last 2 games. But back to my point, Detroit likely loses tomorrow the Chicago is playing Houston on Friday. If Wade is still go out then there is no way they win that game which means the Heat should enter Saturday tied with Detroit and Chicago.

 

[bksballer89]

Found @Hornsstampede2.0

 

[msgkings322]

GS 5 for 27 from 3....Boston gives them fits

 

[msgkings322]

Melting down now in the 4th. They are so fucked up since Durant went down

 

[Heatles84]

 

[Heatles84]

Melting down now in the 4th. They are so fucked up since Durant went down

Everyone knew there were going to be struggles with Durant going down. This isn't breaking news. Boston can actually play defense. Just not Golden State's night.

 

[Heatles84]

That and the Warriors are just so damn careless with the ball. That's one thing that you can really take away from this game, is the turnovers. They needed their ass kicked in this manner.

 

[gordontrue]

3-PT Shooting this Season

LeBron: 39.8%
Curry: 39.7%

 

[TurnUpTheHeat]

We're a half game behind Chicago in early March. Wonder what's on Wade's mind right now?

Wouldnt you love to see the texts between James and Wade, 2 months ago vs now?

Wonder where he plays next season?

Stay with Bulls for the cash?

Opt out and work out something cheaper with Cavs?

Who else would even consider him?

 

[gordontrue]

Spurs now 1.5 games behind the Dubs... and guess who plays each other on Saturday?

If the Spurs win their next 2 games (@ OKC tonight, vs GSW Sat)... the Spurs and Warriors would be tied for 1st place.

 

[gordontrue]

Celtics creeping up on the Cavs too, 2.5 games back.

 

[Wamu]

3-PT Shooting this Season

LeBron: 39.8%
Curry: 39.7%

This is more proof LeBron sucks!

 

[Wamu]

Celtics creeping up on the Cavs too, 2.5 games back.

 

[Wamu]

Spurs now 1.5 games behind the Dubs... and guess who plays each other on Saturday?

The Cavs & Heat?

 

[TurnUpTheHeat]

Everyone knew there were going to be struggles with Durant going down. This isn't breaking news. Boston can actually play defense. Just not Golden State's night.

Zsa Zsa is horrible.

 

[TurnUpTheHeat]

Only 4 players should be considered.
LeBron, Khawi, Westbrook, Harden.

My vote as of today would be Harden.
Better w/l record over Westbrook.
Plays everygame, which IMO has to be held against the other 2.

 

[WiggyRuss]

3-PT Shooting this Season

LeBron: 39.8%
Curry: 39.7%

Gotta give LeBron a lot of credit- that is a helluva an improvement over his first two years in Cleveland. It seemed those first two years he worked on leadership/changing the culture/instituting an offense- and now that the base has been laid- he has been able to put more time into his shooting and efficiency.

Both LEBron and Kyrie have displayed some very solid efficiency this season as compared to before.

 

[Wamu]

Gotta give LeBron a lot of credit- that is a helluva an improvement over his first two years in Cleveland. It seemed those first two years he worked on leadership/changing the culture/instituting an offense- and now that the base has been laid- he has been able to put more time into his shooting and efficiency.

Both LEBron and Kyrie have displayed some very solid efficiency this season as compared to before.

And you have displayed some very solid efficiency in being a homer.