NBA Playoffs 2021

[Mickey Massuco]

Regardless of how it happened, his Game 6 was one of the most dominant in a finals ever. It’s up there with the Jordan game six in 98, and some stats say it’s better (I wouldn’t go that far, defensive context). Still though, that alone means he deserves as much credit as any NBA player would, regardless of circumstances.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

Oh, no arguments here: that was the most impressive performance in a closeout game I've ever seen. The only one I would put up there with that is Tim Duncan's near quadruple-double, to close out the Nets, in '03.

 

[Brooklyn Zoo]

I don't know if I think saying I'm going to have a meltdown is fair but, yeah, if you think I still root for the Kings, you need to update your spreadsheet.

What makes it a better story? I love to see great players achieve greatness, so I think that it's a great story, on its own merit. But what makes it a better story, other than you appear to have bought into the fairy tale that there's an inherent nobility in "staying put," that provides extra credit to a title win?

Also, shout out to you for the use of that rhetorical checkmate. Well played.

Yep, bought into the fairy tale.

 

[King Kamala]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1418264068150988812

Seriously, it's hard not to be a fan of his.

Warner Brothers, sign him up to star in Space Jam 3 ASAP.

 

[alfdogg]

Previously, Michael Jordan was the only player to be MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, All-Star Game MVP, Finals MVP and NBA champion over the course of his career. Giannis has won them all in the past two seasons.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1420088814719152134

Shout out to Amin, for being willing to do this.