The Rest of the NBA

[phattymatty]

18% of GSW's games for the rest of the season are against either the Spurs or OKC.

GSW play 3 of their remaining 39 games against OKC and 4 against the Spurs starting on Mon (25 Jan).

Out of the 22 scheduled games between the Spurs, Warriors, Thunder and Clippers, 17 of them remain. On average, we will have at least one of these games a week.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Blatt has been fired

Whoa

[PhillyPhreak54]

Lebron calling the shots obvs

Tyrone Lue takes over

[ice grillin you]

lebron calling shots or he was a horrible coach

[PhillyPhreak54]

Both?

[ice grillin you]

hopefully for Cleveland it is....LeBron knows what hes doing and blatt didnt

[PhillyPhreak54]

Well Blatt still went to the Finals and had the best record in the EC

I hate it when players want to cherry pick a coach and act like babies

[MDS]

its a big boy league and the big boy world

this aint high school

[ice grillin you]

Great game in ot right now on nba TV

[phattymatty]

Georgian League All-Star game. Strap in.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-ukPa7SuUg

[hbionic]

I was talking to my girl while watching that. She was talking about something and I started busting up watching the clip. My girl thought she was funny for once.

Thanks Phatty. I think I just got the green light to play poker tonight.

[phattymatty]

save some march madness cash son.

[ice grillin you]

this has been bubbling for a while...but good googily moogily if this were to happen

The Golden State Warriors' plan of pursuit predates their 2015 championship run, a bold plot to declare the futility of resistance. It isn't only that the NBA champions are determined to recruit Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant. The truth is that they're the most intriguing destination to him. If Durant leaves the Thunder, the Warriors are the significant frontrunners to sign him, league sources told The Vertical.

Make no mistake: Durant isn't close to gone in Oklahoma City – no decision, no leaning, sources said – but the real threats on the summer market are beginning to reveal themselves. Durant is determined to win – to be an immediate championship contender at 27 years old – and that keeps bringing him back to the Warriors should he make the decision to leave Oklahoma City.

Perhaps no Warriors player would sacrifice so much on a personal level, yet Green is unflinching in his support of signing Durant, league sources told The Vertical. He's expected to be a tenacious recruiter of Durant for the Warriors' contingent. There are several moves the Warriors can make to maneuver the roster to clear a maximum salary slot for Durant. To have the chance to incorporate a superstar in full sprint onto the NBA's best team, well, it's practically unprecedented.

[rjs246]

Saw the Warriors play in SF last week. Can confirm that they are good at basketball.

Reminded me that I went to see the Bulls play in CHI the year they won 72. I think I was a junior or senior in high school. Those are the only two NBA games I've attended in the last 25 years. History-making basketball or gtfo.

[ice grillin you]

steph just stole ball like 30 feet from the basketball gathered the loe ball didn't even take a dribble shot and swished it....just nuts

hes now 7-8 from three in the 1q!!