Stephen Curry's MRI

davis4uk

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Has there ever been a more eagerly awaited MRI? Hope it's not too serious and he can come back soon. If he gets bad news the title hopes open up a bit for the east.
 
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I loved the Bulls team in the 90s. I was a young teenager when they began building their dynasty, so it was a part of my childhood. But, I was pulling for the Warriors to win it all. I hope for their sake Curry is able to play, because without him I don't see them pulling it off. It would be a travesty for them to have such a great season just to see it fizzle out.
 
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kyjeff1

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I loved the Bulls team in the 90s. I was a young teenager when they began building their dynasty, so it was a part of my childhood. But, I was pulling for the Warriors to win it all. I hope for their sake Curry is able to play, because without him I don't see them pulling it off. It would be a travesty for them to have such a great season just to see it fizzle out.
AKA UK 2015.
 

LineSkiCat14

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For Curry, I feel bad. He started his career with bad ankles.

As for GSW and their fans, what goes around comes around. For as good as they are this season, they had no business winning the title last year, waltzing through the playoffs against teams with injured guards, culminating with barely beating Cleveland without it's 2nd and 3rd best players. Cleveland literally just needed one more 8th man just to provide some bench minutes and they win the title.
 

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For Curry, I feel bad. He started his career with bad ankles.

As for GSW and their fans, what goes around comes around. For as good as they are this season, they had no business winning the title last year, waltzing through the playoffs against teams with injured guards, culminating with barely beating Cleveland without it's 2nd and 3rd best players. Cleveland literally just needed one more 8th man just to provide some bench minutes and they win the title.

Wow, they handled every team they played and got lucky? You must be a bitter *** cavs fan. Their record over the last two seasons including playoffs is like 162-28. How about the rest of the league is lucky this potential major injury happened. Warriors play a great style, have fun and share the ball the way the game is meant to be played. Just wow.
 
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LineSkiCat14

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I just said I'm rooting for SAS.

When healthy, Cleveland takes down GSW last year (although they've gotten better this year, being a young team, I don't think a surging Irving and a health Cavs team can beat 2016 GSW). It's silly when you look back and see just how fortunate GSW was last playoffs. I think every team they played had their PG miss a few games, some even missed the entire series. Conley, Irving, Bev, etc..

Luck, Karma.. I don't care what it is. It's fitting that an injury might cost them a title, because injuries are exactly how they got one last year.

And how is the game meant to be played, exactly? That's quite debatable. Because their antics on and off the court certainly aren't "the way the game is meant to be played". Players like Green and Iggy make them very easy to root against. They are a pretty cocky team in general. Aside from Curry's ability and witnessing "greatness", who on that team would you root for?
 
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For Curry, I feel bad. He started his career with bad ankles.

As for GSW and their fans, what goes around comes around. For as good as they are this season, they had no business winning the title last year, waltzing through the playoffs against teams with injured guards, culminating with barely beating Cleveland without it's 2nd and 3rd best players. Cleveland literally just needed one more 8th man just to provide some bench minutes and they win the title.
I can't figure out for the life of me why anyone would think Cleveland just needed one more eight man and they would've won the title, and I'm a Cavs fan, the series wasn't close. So to say that is just out of this world dumb.
 

Fitch44

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I just said I'm rooting for SAS.

When healthy, Cleveland takes down GSW last year (although they've gotten better this year, being a young team, I don't think a surging Irving and a health Cavs team can beat 2016 GSW). It's silly when you look back and see just how fortunate GSW was last playoffs. I think every team they played had their PG miss a few games, some even missed the entire series. Conley, Irving, Bev, etc..

Luck, Karma.. I don't care what it is. It's fitting that an injury might cost them a title, because injuries are exactly how they got one last year.

And how is the game meant to be played, exactly? That's quite debatable. Because their antics on and off the court certainly aren't "the way the game is meant to be played". Players like Green and Iggy make them very easy to root against. They are a pretty cocky team in general. Aside from Curry's ability and witnessing "greatness", who on that team would you root for?

Find me a dominant team in any sport that is without some arrogance. Green is a bit much at times but he fuc*ing brings it every night.
Wait, you are saying last year they lucked their way to the title and this year an injury will cost them? How would it cost them if you think they would lose anyway?
Get your **** right. Danny Green is a little *****. David West is an idiot. He acts like Green sometimes but with a fraction of the productivity. Don't get me started on parker and Ginobli who have tallied more flops than about anyone.
Just so you know, I predict t it will be the thunder getting out of the next round.
 
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Find me a dominant team in any sport that is without some arrogance. Green is a bit much at times but he fuc*ing brings it every night.
Wait, you are saying last year they lucked their way to the title and this year an injury will cost them? How would it cost them if you think they would lose anyway?
Get your **** right. Danny Green is a little *****. David West is an idiot. He acts like Green sometimes but with a fraction of the productivity. Don't get me started on parker and Ginobli who have tallied more flops than about anyone.
Just so you know, I predict t it will be the thunder getting out of the next round.
The funny part is he think the Cavs would've won last year had they not had injuries. This years Cavs team is almost exactly the same as last years just like this years warriors team, so these are the same teams from last season, the Warriors had a much better season and a way better team, yet the Cavs should've beat a team they weren't near as good as last year, or this year, barring injuries.
 

LineSkiCat14

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A cavs fan with quite a peculiar handle..

The reason I say 8th man is because that team was absolutely gassed. They were getting run out of the building and all they needed was legitimate, don't-mess-up body to give rest.

The series was quite close considering.
 
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A cavs fan with quite a peculiar handle..

The reason I say 8th man is because that team was absolutely gassed. They were getting run out of the building and all they needed was legitimate, don't-mess-up body to give rest.

The series was quite close considering.
You can say the Cavs may have had a chance to win with Irving and love, but in no way can you say they would've won with Irving and love. And one more bench player would've won it for them? Not really.
 

LineSkiCat14

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You're both starting to miss and rehash things I already said. Gsw this year would probably smash Cleveland last year, as was alluded to, But that doesn't matter.

The 8th man wouldn't be a guy getting 20 and 10..it was so Cleveland wouldn't be forced to play wildly offensive inept delly the whole time.

Regardless.. Things just got interesting for GSW.
 

LineSkiCat14

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Not a smart move.. But he also had a year to showcase what he can do.

Delly is a lot like Beverly, a great defensive specialist. But as the main guard running the offense? Not a good look. You can have a guy like Delly when you pair him with Irving.
 

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Not a smart move.. But he also had a year to showcase what he can do.

Delly is a lot like Beverly, a great defensive specialist. But as the main guard running the offense? Not a good look. You can have a guy like Delly when you pair him with Irving.
Delly is a plus defender, one of the best spot up shooters in the NBA, good assist to turnover ratio, can play off the ball, and surprisingly in the regular season, the Cavs numbers were better when LeBron played with Delly and not Kyrie. Also, Delly didn't play that much with Kyrie during the regular season
 

LineSkiCat14

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Not with, as in on the court at the same time, but as a 2nd tier guard. He's also young and improving every game. But he was tossed into the mix during last seasons finals. Delly this time last year is a lot different than now.

I still think he had a great coming-out performance during last year's finals. But they needed so much more. He turned into the 2nd best player on the Cavs during that stretch and they still won two games.. That's crazy.
 

MWes11

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If Kyrie keeps playing like he has to start this postseason, and Love is productive, I can see the Cavs winning it this year. They were without Kyrie and Love against the Warriors last year and were just outmatched. Pretty much Lebron vs. the Warriors. Will be interesting to see how it plays out. Hope for the Warriors sake that the MRI is negative and everything going forward is alright.
 

Aike

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I just said I'm rooting for SAS.

When healthy, Cleveland takes down GSW last year (although they've gotten better this year, being a young team, I don't think a surging Irving and a health Cavs team can beat 2016 GSW). It's silly when you look back and see just how fortunate GSW was last playoffs. I think every team they played had their PG miss a few games, some even missed the entire series. Conley, Irving, Bev, etc..

Luck, Karma.. I don't care what it is. It's fitting that an injury might cost them a title, because injuries are exactly how they got one last year.

And how is the game meant to be played, exactly? That's quite debatable. Because their antics on and off the court certainly aren't "the way the game is meant to be played". Players like Green and Iggy make them very easy to root against. They are a pretty cocky team in general. Aside from Curry's ability and witnessing "greatness", who on that team would you root for?

I don't think Klay Thompson is hard to root for. Harrison Barnes is vanilla.

Draymond is extremely cocky, but he's backed it up.

I'm not a Warriors fan in the slightest, but I enjoy watching them play. I would also enjoy watching someone beat them at their best.
 
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caneintally

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I just said I'm rooting for SAS.

When healthy, Cleveland takes down GSW last year (although they've gotten better this year, being a young team, I don't think a surging Irving and a health Cavs team can beat 2016 GSW). It's silly when you look back and see just how fortunate GSW was last playoffs. I think every team they played had their PG miss a few games, some even missed the entire series. Conley, Irving, Bev, etc..

Luck, Karma.. I don't care what it is. It's fitting that an injury might cost them a title, because injuries are exactly how they got one last year.

And how is the game meant to be played, exactly? That's quite debatable. Because their antics on and off the court certainly aren't "the way the game is meant to be played". Players like Green and Iggy make them very easy to root against. They are a pretty cocky team in general. Aside from Curry's ability and witnessing "greatness", who on that team would you root for?
Everything u say is true .
 

LadyCaytIL

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Cleveland isn't winning the title .... the Spurs , Warriors or Thunder.... Which ever one comes from the west is winning
 

Fitch44

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whoever comes out of the west is winning it. East is so damn weak, but we wont talk about how 'lucky' the cavs are to play in the east.
A healthy Cleveland is not winning last year.
Thunder will give the spurs all they want. I actually think the thunder will win in 6.
All you warrior haters are secretly hoping for bad news for the curry. But hey what does it matter, Cleveland is healthy and will beat them anyway...sure.
 

Fitch44

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No one is talking about the bottom feeders on either side. clippers, thunder, spurs or warriors would all walk through the east.
 
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