If Durant is out for the season, who benefits the most?

[wildturkey]

Just like the title says. Who benefits the most? Is it Cleveland skating to an easy title? Houston, SA, or even the Clippers (nah, cuz LOLCLIPPERS) now can get to the Finals and knock Cleveland off?

 

[Bmurph]

Houston is looking tougher and tougher. Cleveland is gonna be tough out, and GS is still stacked!

Could be interesting

 

[handicappers]

Russell Westbrook benefits the most. Guess he got the last word.

 

[Wishbone]

Russell Westbrook benefits the most. Guess he got the last word.

Ain't karma a bitch!

 

[Rock Strongo]

if hes done for the season...the biggest winner is who comes out of the east.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Russell Westbrook benefits the most. Guess he got the last word.

 

[Black Adam]

Just like the title says. Who benefits the most? Is it Cleveland skating to an easy title? Houston, SA, or even the Clippers (nah, cuz LOLCLIPPERS) now can get to the Finals and knock Cleveland off?

is this a trick question...?

LeClown and his troll followers are celebrating even as we speak...

 

[bksballer89]

Just like the title says. Who benefits the most? Is it Cleveland skating to an easy title? Houston, SA, or even the Clippers (nah, cuz LOLCLIPPERS) now can get to the Finals and knock Cleveland off?

I would say Spurs but something tells me he's not out for the season. My guess right now is he is out until mid May which brings us to 2nd round/start of conference finals

 

[DrewScott]

Me. I put a hundy down on the under at 70 at the beginning of season.

 

[bksballer89]

Just like the title says. Who benefits the most? Is it Cleveland skating to an easy title? Houston, SA, or even the Clippers (nah, cuz LOLCLIPPERS) now can get to the Finals and knock Cleveland off?

The real answer is Matt Barnes.

 

[WiggyRuss]

I would say the Spurs do.

then the Cavs

then the Rockets

then Oklahoma City fans

 

[SoCalWizFan]

Ain't karma a bitch!

Speaking of karma - kind of bizarre that this occurs almost the minute that he steps onto the court of a team from his hometown that he blew off in short order last offseason. Oh well - I wish him the best.

 

[Robotech]

Matt Barnes.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Speaking of karma - kind of bizarre that this occurs almost the minute that he steps onto the court of a team from his hometown that he blew off in short order last offseason. Oh well - I wish him the best.

thats what i was thinking....weird it happenedi n washington, his home town team, like less then 2 minutes intot he game.

 

[Lance Armstrong]

Probably the Spurs, but only if he's out for the season. Chances are he'll be back by the playoffs, or at least round 2.

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

weird it happened in washington, his home town team, like less then 2 minutes into the game.

If truth be told...there's been a dark cloud hanging over that town since January 20th.

 

[WiggyRuss]

Probably the Spurs, but only if he's out for the season. Chances are he'll be back by the playoffs, or at least round 2.

it sounds like he is fine and should be back for the playoffs. a hyper extended knee is not a serious injury.

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

I would say the Spurs do.

then the Cavs

then the Rockets

then Oklahoma City fans

Agree 100%

But, I'd add a " unskilled" Shaq.

I hope he comes back.

Because if the Warriors don't win, the fan base has a ready made excuse.

If they win without him, everyone that cried when he went to the Warriors can say " See, they didn't even need you to win, with your Bandwagon ass".

 

[Mecca of the “B” Team]

If truth be told...there's been a dark cloud hanging over that town since January 20th.

 

[Inimical]

Agree 100%

But, I'd add a " unskilled" Shaq.

I hope he comes back.

Because if the Warriors don't win, the fan base has a ready made excuse.

If they win without him, everyone that cried when he went to the Warriors can say " See, they didn't even need you to win, with your Bandwagon ass".

That Lebron win was an anomaly to me Mecca. I think Cavs fans really think they can win this year. While now it seems way more likely, the East is still watered down and favorable for a guy like Lebron to flourish. But that being said, the proof is in the pudding, we shall see. But i for one do not buy into the Cavs favorability of winning. I just dont see it. Yet, the climate is right for Lebron to finally beat the Spurs, and as far as legacy goes, he could as for no more.