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The Heat at 100% wasn't beating this Cavs team. Woulda been a good series though.
The Official NBA Finals Thread: Game 7 - Cleveland Cavaliers are your 2016 NBA Champions
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I don't think the Cleveland dude has dropped 40 all year. Good luck counting on that.
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and why not? did u see the games in regular season? if dragic played the way he did this post season, he woulda already gave kyrie buckets. then kyrie wouldve had to try and finish past whiteside down low, slim chance. whiteisde > tristan. bosh > love. wade > everyone on the cavs except lebron. richardson is an X factor. exactly why werent we beating them?
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Naw homie Chris Childs connected with BOTH punches.
That's the only reason Kobe swung back.
Kobe connected with the elbow first.
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Healthy Heat team would've beat the Cavs in 6. Bosh and Wade would've annihilated Clevelands defense
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You can tell people's ages with comments like Chris Childs ain't connect. He definitely connected. So much so that shortly after, this commercial released and people were still laughing at kobe about the 2 piece
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Space jams [emoji]128064[/emoji]
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LOL Maybe to a Laker fan
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100% famb?
I atleast said "might"
I think they would of had the best chance out of the East to do so which is only to combat that argument about teams LeBron has left in "shambles"
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Something to keep track of tonight:
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Bruh does K Love not know how to finish at the rim
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Interesting..but the stats say that CAVS had 18 fastbreak pts to Warriors 9. So I guess one of those plays wasn't a fastbreak.
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I know the anticipation will arise back once the game starts tonight, but my god has the NBA killed the excitement for the NBA finals with this long lull between games 1 and 2. Then you factor in the fact that there's this big of a lull between almost every game this year?
It honestly feels like the season is over lol
It honestly feels like the season is over lol
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I'm ready to talk about the draft & free agency 
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Feel the same. WCF was basically the finals. I think only one game between for the last 4.
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Warriors in 5
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I agree most bball players can't fight, but that was a txt book 1/2 combo Kobe ate by a heisman trophy winner.
edit: oops that was Ward, but Childs still connected
edit: oops that was Ward, but Childs still connected
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Scott Foster reffing the game tonight. RIP GS.
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Le sigh. Was thinking of going to this game too, but paying big bucks to watch Scott Foster? SMH.
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Glancing blows
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how does he get a finals game ...
Adam Silver ... c'mon man
GS in real trouble
Curry had better drop 40
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Those regular season games mean nothing.
The only real advantage the Heat woulda had was Wade against JR. And Wade is known to have games when he looks old and slow. Bosh at his best still has moments when he disappears. Kyrie and Lebron woulda did whatever they wanted. It's unfortunate that Miami wasn't healthy. Woulda been better than watching Cleveland play bum *** Toronto but they wasn't beating Cleveland.
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Everyone on r/nba is now convinced that the league is rigged in favor of the Warriors. From my perspective (and many Warriors fans), though, it feels like if anything the Warriors are disadvantaged by calls more often than not. But by and large I haven’t had problems with how the games are officiated, with one exception. Scott Foster. It always feels like we’re up against more than just the other team when he’s on the court. Now, he’s widely regarded as one of the worst refs in the league, so it’s possible that he gives terrible calls both ways and as a Warriors fan I just notice the ones that disadvantage us. To test this, I looked at all the games he’s officiated for us in the playoffs over the last few years. Here are the results:
Playoff games over the last two seasons: 34
Playoff games with Scott Foster: 8
Record without Scott Foster: 21-5
Record with Scott Foster: 4-4
Point differential without Scott Foster: +9.5
Point differential with Scott Foster: +2
Everyone on r/nba is now convinced that the league is rigged in favor of the Warriors. From my perspective (and many Warriors fans), though, it feels like if anything the Warriors are disadvantaged by calls more often than not. But by and large I haven’t had problems with how the games are officiated, with one exception. Scott Foster. It always feels like we’re up against more than just the other team when he’s on the court. Now, he’s widely regarded as one of the worst refs in the league, so it’s possible that he gives terrible calls both ways and as a Warriors fan I just notice the ones that disadvantage us. To test this, I looked at all the games he’s officiated for us in the playoffs over the last few years. Here are the results:
Playoff games over the last two seasons: 34
Playoff games with Scott Foster: 8
Record without Scott Foster: 21-5
Record with Scott Foster: 4-4
Point differential without Scott Foster: +9.5
Point differential with Scott Foster: +2
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