bksballer89
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How do you guys think D-Wade will feel when he wakes up tomorrow morning and see the Heat in front of the Bulls?
How do you guys think D-Wade will feel when he wakes up tomorrow morning and see the Heat in front of the Bulls?
How do you guys think D-Wade will feel when he wakes up tomorrow morning and see the Heat in front of the Bulls?
No they can't.
I'm far from cocky, my Team makes underachieving an art form.
But, they can beat the Thunder and Jazz.
How do you guys think D-Wade will feel when he wakes up tomorrow morning and see the Heat in front of the Bulls?
Hate to see stories like this
Nonetheless, Binkan Cinaroglu, an executive vice president of a real estate company, wasn't happy. Cinaroglu wanted his sister's boyfriend, Rodrigo Parra, 21, to experience a Warriors-Spurs matchup in San Antonio.
So he purchased a plane ticket for Parra to visit San Antonio from Tijuana, so that Parra could see his beloved Curry play. Cinaroglu also bought four tickets for $1,500 apiece to sit near the Golden State bench.
"When [Kevin] Durant got hurt, I said, 'That's fine, it'll still be a good game,'" Cinaroglu said. "Then Kawhi got hit in the head, and I say, 'There's no way Pop is going to play him (Saturday).' Then I'm at dinner yesterday and see a video of Steve Kerr saying he wasn't going to play any of his starters. We're heartbroken that we can't see Curry play."
Fans irritated by lack of stars in Dubs-Spurs
People could say what they want, but pissing on your consumers is never a good idea. That's the beauty about the other major sports - NFL, MLB and NHL. You don't see this mass issue with teams resting certain players and having to hope that the game they go to is the one where all of the good players are the ones that are resting.
Popovich started this a couple of years ago when Manu and Timmy were getting a little long in the tooth. But now you have athletes in their prime making about $20 mil per year getting rest midway through the year. It's getting pretty ridiculous.
Hate to see stories like this
Nonetheless, Binkan Cinaroglu, an executive vice president of a real estate company, wasn't happy. Cinaroglu wanted his sister's boyfriend, Rodrigo Parra, 21, to experience a Warriors-Spurs matchup in San Antonio.
So he purchased a plane ticket for Parra to visit San Antonio from Tijuana, so that Parra could see his beloved Curry play. Cinaroglu also bought four tickets for $1,500 apiece to sit near the Golden State bench.
"When [Kevin] Durant got hurt, I said, 'That's fine, it'll still be a good game,'" Cinaroglu said. "Then Kawhi got hit in the head, and I say, 'There's no way Pop is going to play him (Saturday).' Then I'm at dinner yesterday and see a video of Steve Kerr saying he wasn't going to play any of his starters. We're heartbroken that we can't see Curry play."
Fans irritated by lack of stars in Dubs-Spurs
This is why I never take the Bulls being a threat to anyone serious.
People could say what they want, but pissing on your consumers is never a good idea. That's the beauty about the other major sports - NFL, MLB and NHL. You don't see this mass issue with teams resting certain players and having to hope that the game they go to is the one where all of the good players are the ones that are resting.
Popovich started this a couple of years ago when Manu and Timmy were getting a little long in the tooth. But now you have athletes in their prime making about $20 mil per year getting rest midway through the year. It's getting pretty ridiculous.
The Thunder won the first game, early in the Season, fair and square.The Thunder are 2-2 vs the Clippers this year with each winning on the other home court. No reason to think OKC couldn't beat them in a series.
Start the season 10 days earlier and get rid of the stupid all star game and back to back, 4 in 5 night problem would be solved.
Or, do what Wizards are doing.
Cut back on, or shorten practices.
They just played 4 in 5, back to back OTs and players say they feel great.