I’ve yet to see a single credible argument as to why the 2020 title means less
Update: the Suns are 29th in defensive rating so far this season
Only one team in the East didn’t make a single trade …I don’t think I even need to say who
That trade you want is happening today
Excuse 1 - “no fans”: the Lakers would’ve had home court advantage in every series but didn’t. If no fans did anything to LA, it was give them a disadvantage Excuse 2 - players didn’t care/want to be there: so that’s the Lakers fault? They showed up to play, I don’t want to hear it Excuse 3 - the Heat were hurt: has nothing to do with the bubble… every playoffs stars get hurt Excuse 4 - crazy player performances = not real NBA games: winning an NBA title is about winning 4 different 7 game series. The Lakers did that in the same conditions everyone else did Excuse 5 - time off between regular season and playoffs: every team played under the same conditions. The Lakers didn’t get more rest than anyone else. For the first time ever all the best teams showed up to the playoffs fully healthy… how does that make it less legit? Would it have been more legit if players showed up hurt? BOTTOM LINE: Anyone making these arguments didn’t say anything beforehand about it not counting. If their team won, it would be legit. Still have yet to hear a single credible argument
This will go 14/14. No notes
Congrats to Bam but Call me anti-fun if you want, fouling up 20+ to chase records is gross
I honestly never noticed that CP3 tried to end Giannis career right here
The Clippers are my number 1 winner of the deadline, and it’s not even remotely close
Feels like we are getting a big NBA trade today
Wait So if the Pelicans made this lottery tournament this year, do they play for their spot or do the Hawks??
I’m simple confused how the Warriors have enough to trade for Giannis Podz, Kuminga are less than 1st round pick value Are the post Steph picks worth that much??
@sunsfan94 For the Suns it might as well
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