The KnicksFix wrote:So any word on giannis or dame for game 6?
Doc Rivers said, "I think they're very, very, very close."
I'm still skeptical, but he seems optimistic after being pretty vague in the past.
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The KnicksFix wrote:So any word on giannis or dame for game 6?
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:Just do what I do and privately DM all this stuff to Nuntius so no one else sees. :-p
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:BooomBaby wrote:GameChannel wrote:Must be nice being Haliburton. Play **** for more than half the season, still get voted All-NBA and get that supermax. Play absolutely putrid defense, face no accountability.
This bum is beyond pathetic...So sick and tired of this garbage chucker that I can't believe I rather have Brodgdon out there then having to put up with seeing this scrub.
Also, I was expecting that, but where the f is Pascal?...2 good games then just completely disappear, again proving me wrong for thinking he was more than what he is.
This post is embarrassing bro.
Just do what I do and privately DM all this stuff to Nuntius so no one else sees. :-p
xxSnEaKyPxx wrote:BooomBaby wrote:GameChannel wrote:Must be nice being Haliburton. Play **** for more than half the season, still get voted All-NBA and get that supermax. Play absolutely putrid defense, face no accountability.
This bum is beyond pathetic...So sick and tired of this garbage chucker that I can't believe I rather have Brodgdon out there then having to put up with seeing this scrub.
Also, I was expecting that, but where the f is Pascal?...2 good games then just completely disappear, again proving me wrong for thinking he was more than what he is.
This post is embarrassing bro.
Just do what I do and privately DM all this stuff to Nuntius so no one else sees. :-p
Dick Tate wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I feel like the announcers say every 10 minutes "undermanned Bucks team" or "without Giannis and Lillard" ... yet I don't remember them saying once that Mathurin was out for the Pacers.
I don’t do sigs, but… man…
Profound23 wrote:Dick Tate wrote:BrianInPhilly wrote:I feel like the announcers say every 10 minutes "undermanned Bucks team" or "without Giannis and Lillard" ... yet I don't remember them saying once that Mathurin was out for the Pacers.
I don’t do sigs, but… man…
Imagine Hali and Siakam being out then a Bucks fan goes "yeah but what about Bobby Portis being out" as the Bucks have Giannis, Dame, Khris, and Lopez all playing.
___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
B_Creamy wrote:Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
Is Haliburton still hobbled from that injury earlier in the season?
The KnicksFix wrote:Pacers better wrap this up at home in game 6
Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
jimmybones wrote:Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
You are a good and level poster, I appreciate your insights, whatever that means coming from a random Bucks fan lol.
I really want to pull for the Pacers (when not playing the Bucks obviously) - smaller market, up and coming young team. And I normally stick to rooting for my team and not against other teams but these Pacers are challenging that for me. Unearned cockiness is the best way I can put it. Impressive levels of lack of self awareness? I don't know, maybe I'm just crankier as I approach 40, it's definitely possible.
The Bucks have some good role players that can play off of a superstar (or two) but without Giannis we're not that good, without Giannis and Dame we're not even a playoff team. As much as I want Giannis to play tomorrow and humble these clowns, it was almost more satisfying beating them without him. It's a pretty embarrassing loss and Pacers really should be humbled by it but I don't think they are smart enough to be. I'm sounding cranky again, I need a nap.
Go Bucks
jimmybones wrote:Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
You are a good and level poster, I appreciate your insights, whatever that means coming from a random Bucks fan lol.
jimmybones wrote:I really want to pull for the Pacers (when not playing the Bucks obviously) - smaller market, up and coming young team. And I normally stick to rooting for my team and not against other teams but these Pacers are challenging that for me. Unearned cockiness is the best way I can put it. Impressive levels of lack of self awareness? I don't know, maybe I'm just crankier as I approach 40, it's definitely possible.
The Bucks have some good role players that can play off of a superstar (or two) but without Giannis we're not that good, without Giannis and Dame we're not even a playoff team. As much as I want Giannis to play tomorrow and humble these clowns, it was almost more satisfying beating them without him. It's a pretty embarrassing loss and Pacers really should be humbled by it but I don't think they are smart enough to be. I'm sounding cranky again, I need a nap.
Go Bucks
B_Creamy wrote:Nuntius wrote:___Rand___ wrote:What happened Pacers?!
We aren't good or experienced enough to close out a series away from home. Also, Milwaukee is way too experienced to suffer a gentleman's sweep and go down in front of their home fans.
Is Haliburton still hobbled from that injury earlier in the season?