Warriors thread
12-08-2007, 02:04 AM
#48
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Haha, our favorite resident Laker fan, CLSmooth, would beg to differ.
Either way, the Dubs and Lakers will be a fun game to watch on Sunday. The Warriors just have to work on boxing out Odom and Bynum on the boards. Otherwise they're going to have problems. It's hard to stop Kobe (without getting into foul trouble), but annoying the hell out of him would be the only option and the Warriors are great at being obnoxious on the defensive end. The other pieces on that team are contributing better than I thought.
I went to the Rockets game over a week ago and Baron had MVP chants. It's a bit early for that. Haha. However, I think Stephen Jackson deserves an equal amount of shine for the work he's done on the court. That man is amazing. Ellis is becoming a reliable player in the stretch as well.
Either way, the Dubs and Lakers will be a fun game to watch on Sunday. The Warriors just have to work on boxing out Odom and Bynum on the boards. Otherwise they're going to have problems. It's hard to stop Kobe (without getting into foul trouble), but annoying the hell out of him would be the only option and the Warriors are great at being obnoxious on the defensive end. The other pieces on that team are contributing better than I thought.
I went to the Rockets game over a week ago and Baron had MVP chants. It's a bit early for that. Haha. However, I think Stephen Jackson deserves an equal amount of shine for the work he's done on the court. That man is amazing. Ellis is becoming a reliable player in the stretch as well.
12-08-2007, 12:10 PM
#50
I think Pat Riley made a big mistake that probably cost him the game, he took out shotblockers Shaq and Mourning in the last half of the 4th quarter. Then the Warriors started driving to the basket every time.
12-08-2007, 01:38 PM
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12-08-2007, 03:05 PM
#52
Miami did their homework on Ellis though, he wasn't able to get his signature mid range shot from the top of the key off a screen. They kept switching during the screen and he couldn't take that mid range shot.
12-11-2007, 09:26 PM
#55
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Still got Ginobili and Parker to worry about though. That's enough of a handful for them. Those guys are on fire.
Edit: Just looked at the boxscore. Apparently that doesn't matter. GO WARRIORS! BEAT 'EM WHILE YOU CAN!
Edit: Just looked at the boxscore. Apparently that doesn't matter. GO WARRIORS! BEAT 'EM WHILE YOU CAN!
Last edited by Hollandaze; 12-11-2007 at 09:28 PM.
