2013-2014 NBA Thread - IND @ WAS and OKC @ LAC on ESPN

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damn I missed what happened to Gibson
rolled his ankle bad, doubt he'll return to this game.
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Damn son '01 ROY forgotten about already huh? 
Give him a break. He's trying to get into basketball.
I did. I just dropped him a clue.
 
So they take him straight to the xray room. But there gonna tape him up right away and bring him out makes no sense
 
I promise Durant started the game like 4-4 and as soon as Tony Allen came in, he start thinking too much.

The Grizz defense is what's wrong with OKC. :lol
 
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When you're on pace to score 70 points i don't see the harm in letting Jimmer jack some 3s
He doesn't play defense
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haha i know. Trust me, this is coming from a guy that hated Jimmer getting minutes on the Kings.

But with the trouble the Bulls have had scoring and the desperation time here, i think u gotta cut ur losses. They have plenty of help for him on D.  Have Jimmer shoot some 3s instead of Butler and Augustine 
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I promise Durant started the game like 4-4 and as soon as Tony Allen came in, he start thinking too much.

The Grizz defense is what's wrong with OKC. :lol

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Durant and Westbrook combined to miss their last 12 shots of the first half. After being 8-13 after the first, they're now 8-25.
 
The hell is wrong with the thunder and bulls? Smh

In regards to the Thunder, Zach Lowe had a good take today:

The Thunder were so close to the tax that they simply couldn’t use the full midlevel exception, and their big-money attempt at a “pretty good” acquisition — Kendrick Perkins — has mostly fallen flat. (Perk has done great work defending Zach Randolph in the playoffs, though.) Aside from Reggie Jackson, so wonderful in Game 4, their young players are either on the fringes of the rotation or out of it.

Oklahoma City suddenly looks thin and top-heavy. That was Miami in 2011, when the Heat ran out of gas in the Finals. Their “pretty good” signings — Mike Miller, Udonis Haslem, Joel Anthony — gave them very little, and the Heat won championships only after reloading with Shane Battier, Ray Allen, and others. But those guys have faded this season, and the Heat lacked the resources to add additional proven dudes.
 
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