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The_Jackal
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Lol at them trying to trade hibbert. That niggas trash. Pacers aren't making the playoffs this year
infamous114
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Looks like we opening the season at home against the Wizards.
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Beta;7277439 said:
Thursday on TNT, October 30
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HustleThaDon
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Nba need to go ahead and release the schedule.
Chi-Town Bully
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They should have Bulls/Cavs open the season so we can be the first to give the Cavs their first loss
numbaz...80's baby;7277143 said:
Fam your years are off. He's not that old, b Lol Not bein able to recognize him is understandable, but never hearing the name "Allen Iverson'? No.
They were 10, 11 when he was at his peak. Not babies. The majority of 21 year old females atleast know the name Allen Iverson
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Chi-Town Bully
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jaemooms;7277529 said:
You're right, can't have you fake Cavs fans on suicide watch after the first game
Chi-Town Bully
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Nigga shut up, you always worried about what Bulls fans are posting. Take that troll tactic to someone else
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Warriors’ Steve Kerr said likely same starting five, but Iguodala could come off bench
Don’t fix what ain’t broken.
Last season when the Warriors starting five were on the court — Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, David Lee and Andrew Bogut — they outscored their opponents by 15.5 points per 100 possessions (or if you prefer 15 points per 48 minutes).
That is impressive. It also means their bench wasn’t nearly as impressive (as a team the Warriors were +4.8 per 48).
New Warriors coach Steve Kerr likely will keep the successful starting five together… but he’ll look at his options. Like maybe bringing Andre Iguodala off the bench, he told the San Jose Mercury News.
“Andre (Iguodala) started last year, which he probably will (again), but there’s a lot of options that we have because we’ve got really good players in Harrison (Barnes) and Draymond (Green),” Kerr said, adding that he would likely use the same lineup as last season. “But most of it usually comes down to how the combination fits. … How do the pieces of the puzzle fit?”
Unless Barnes returns to somewhere close to 2013 playoff form I’m not sure how this is a discussion. And even then it seems like a bad idea.
Iguodala brings a real defensive presence to the starting five — they were 6.3 points per 100 possessions better on defense when he played. Green was -3.1 per 100, Barnes was -4.8. Kerr’s going to take that out of the starting line up?
Iguodala had the best per-100 rating on the team, the Warriors were +13.7 per 100. He’s the glue guy this roster this roster needed. You can’t move him out of the starting lineup.
Kerr was most likely trying to fire up Barnes and Green here, the fact is Kerr needs to get more out of this bench. If he can do that, and bring more complexity and motion to the offense, he’s going to look like a smart rookie coach.
Smart people also don’t fix what ain’t broken.
Don’t fix what ain’t broken.
Last season when the Warriors starting five were on the court — Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, David Lee and Andrew Bogut — they outscored their opponents by 15.5 points per 100 possessions (or if you prefer 15 points per 48 minutes).
That is impressive. It also means their bench wasn’t nearly as impressive (as a team the Warriors were +4.8 per 48).
New Warriors coach Steve Kerr likely will keep the successful starting five together… but he’ll look at his options. Like maybe bringing Andre Iguodala off the bench, he told the San Jose Mercury News.
“Andre (Iguodala) started last year, which he probably will (again), but there’s a lot of options that we have because we’ve got really good players in Harrison (Barnes) and Draymond (Green),” Kerr said, adding that he would likely use the same lineup as last season. “But most of it usually comes down to how the combination fits. … How do the pieces of the puzzle fit?”
Unless Barnes returns to somewhere close to 2013 playoff form I’m not sure how this is a discussion. And even then it seems like a bad idea.
Iguodala brings a real defensive presence to the starting five — they were 6.3 points per 100 possessions better on defense when he played. Green was -3.1 per 100, Barnes was -4.8. Kerr’s going to take that out of the starting line up?
Iguodala had the best per-100 rating on the team, the Warriors were +13.7 per 100. He’s the glue guy this roster this roster needed. You can’t move him out of the starting lineup.
Kerr was most likely trying to fire up Barnes and Green here, the fact is Kerr needs to get more out of this bench. If he can do that, and bring more complexity and motion to the offense, he’s going to look like a smart rookie coach.
Smart people also don’t fix what ain’t broken.
Chi-Town Bully
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They need to tell Drake to sit his punk ass down and STFU
Chi-Town Bully;7277545 said:
Ngga aint nobody trollin. Take that 'the Bulls have all their ducks in a row' shyt to the bulls thread. Here is the place for unbiased discussion and yall are comical with your confidence in your squad when yall have won nothing in the playoffs w/ Thibs. Havent even come close.
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