Other Sports ****2018-2019 Official NBA Regular season thread**** - Page 14

Didn't see anybody starting this thread so I guess I will.

Anti climatic season starts tonight and my prediction is GS vs Boston in the NBA Finals.

First 2 Games tonight on TNT with Philly vs Boston and OKC vs GS. Westbrook is out tonight so that game will be a blowout most likely.
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Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
And Harden is definitely going to win MVP. The last person who averaged this many PPG was Michael Jordan in 1987 (his Bulls went on to get swept by the Celtics in the first round that year, which of course, is not counted against him because they didn't make the Finals).

There have been weird media narrative drifts recently on MVP that make me think it will be less obvious than it seems.
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LeBron has been humbled. LA may not even make the playoffs, and if they do, first round exit.

I told you all this would happen.

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron will fail hard in LA

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron has been humbled. LA may not even make the playoffs, and if they do, first round exit.

I told you all this would happen.

No more free passes from the JV conference.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron has been humbled. LA may not even make the playoffs, and if they do, first round exit.

I told you all this would happen.

Weren't they 4th in the West before he missed 5 weeks and proceeded to go 6-11 without him?
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LeBron being old and injury prone isn't an argument in his favor.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron being old and injury prone isn't an argument in his favor.

Having to carry a bunch of scrubs who can only manage to win 1/3 of their games without him kind of is.

Which reminds me...this year's Cavs are 12-46. They made the Finals last year with LeBron. :-)
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron being old and injury prone isn't an argument in his favor.

injury prone?
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Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
Having to carry a bunch of scrubs who can only manage to win 1/3 of their games without him kind of is.

Which reminds me...this year's Cavs are 12-46. They made the Finals last year with LeBron. :-)

You mean those scrubs that he chose to play with when he could’ve gone anywhere?

The Lakers have 16 more wins than the Cavs who are actively tanking in a conference that is way more competitive than it was during Lebron’s last years in Cleveland.

And before you bring up injury, Love has played in 6 games his this year.
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New Orleans has parted ways with GM Dell Demps, league sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) February 15, 2019

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LeBron always plays with scrubs, according to all his dicksuckers on here.

He's done. His time in LA will be remembered as a failure.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
LeBron always plays with scrubs, according to all his dicksuckers on here.

He's done. His time in LA will be remembered as a failure.

Who cares? He’s pretty much at the stage MJ was in with the Wizards.

He’s old, he’s injured and he’s living on borrowed time. Great career, but now he’s just playing to play.
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
Who cares? He’s pretty much at the stage MJ was in with the Wizards.

He’s old, he’s injured and he’s living on borrowed time. Great career, but now he’s just playing to play.

Actually when MJ was Lebron's age he was in the middle of his 2nd 3-peat.
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Originally Posted by Al Bundy:

New Orleans has parted ways with GM Dell Demps, league sources tell ESPN.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) February 15, 2019

:-)

Cluster
Fuck
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:-)

Some of you guys have got to be actively trying to out crazy the crazy people.
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Originally Posted by SAUTO:
:-)

Cluster
Fuck

Apparently AD leaving before the game was over last night was the last straw. Dumbasses.

Just hire Sam Hinkie and start the process in New Orleans.
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