2022 NBA Playoffs

[bugatti]

Zach Kram tweeted that 18% of games have been decided by 25+. The record is 23% in 2016. But we remember Golden State / OKC and Golden State / Cleveland. The bad part now is so many of these games are lopsided in the premier rounds.

[FatNate]

Celtics vs Warriors.  Who you got?  Golden State is a heavy favorite and believe they are the better team.  I think they win it in six games.

[bugatti]

21 minutes ago, FatNate said:

Celtics vs Warriors.  Who you got?  Golden State is a heavy favorite and believe they are the better team.  I think they win it in six games.

If Time Lord were healthy I would go with the Celtics and not think twice. They match up well with the Warriors.

[TheDeuce]

Splash Bros get another one. 

How long before Draymond and Smart get ejected?

[Voice of Reason]

Looking forward to this series. Fun matchup. Rooting for the Celtics, who have been my NBA team for a long time. However, I think the Warriors win it in 6 games.

[PurplePride92]

As a Laker fan I cannot find it within my soul to accept a Boston championship so I hope the Warriors win in fo’.  

[TheDeuce]

49 minutes ago, PurplePride92 said:

As a Laker fan I cannot find it within my soul to accept a Boston championship so I hope the Warriors win in fo’.  

LeBron fans speaking as Laker fans on Twitter have been cracking me up. 🤣

[FatNate]

NBA playoffs are so much better than the regular season.  I enjoy the regular season, but the playoffs are so much better.  To me, the NBA playoffs least resemble the regular season than any other major sport.  This is not a knock on The League or the regular season -- I am fan.  This is just meant as an observation.  In today's world, no one cares about 70-win seasons or first place regular season finishes -- it is all about titles.  In the playoffs, we get extended minutes, shortened rotations, max effort on the defensive end, elite game planning and coaching, to go along with the best basketball players in the world.

[Jumper_Dad]

Any chance that the Warriors goal was 2 inches too high on accident in Boston?

Warriors caught it before the game but lost 30 minutes of warm-ups right before the game as Celtics crew fixed it.

 

[TheDeuce]

1 minute ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Any chance that the Warriors goal was 2 inches too high on accident in Boston?

Warriors caught it before the game but lost 30 minutes of warm-ups right before the game as Celtics crew fixed it.

 

No chance that wasn’t on purpose. 

[Voice of Reason]

8 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Any chance that the Warriors goal was 2 inches too high on accident in Boston?

Warriors caught it before the game but lost 30 minutes of warm-ups right before the game as Celtics crew fixed it.

 

 

7 minutes ago, TheDeuce said:

No chance that wasn’t on purpose. 

When did Bill Belichick take over the Celtics?

[Jumper_Dad]

Refs doing their best to get the Celtics back in this game. NBA and ESPN must REALLY want a game 7!!!

Warriors may hold on tonight, but they sure aren't getting any calls.

[Jumper_Dad]

Congrats to Steph and the Warriors. 

[Voice of Reason]

1 hour ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Refs doing their best to get the Celtics back in this game. NBA and ESPN must REALLY want a game 7!!!

Warriors may hold on tonight, but they sure aren't getting any calls.

Funny. I thought the exact opposite.

[Voice of Reason]

Warriors were the best team. People keep commenting like Boston was better but I don't know why. Boston didn't have the offensive firepower to hang with the Warriors. Both teams are excellent defensively. Warriors had the offensive edge.