Yes, which is why he won't get one unless he brings a machete on the floor. He's also 2 Ts away from a suspension, so he will have to watch his mouth.Isn't Green a flagrant away from an auto suspension?
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Yes, which is why he won't get one unless he brings a machete on the floor. He's also 2 Ts away from a suspension, so he will have to watch his mouth.Isn't Green a flagrant away from an auto suspension?
Isn't Green a flagrant away from an auto suspension?
I'll stake all my v-cash that the Warriors take the series....it is too much of a magical story with best record ever for the NBA to allow anything but to happen.....
^-this-^. The Warriors have already had their day in the sun, and a lot of folks outside of the Bay Area are getting sick and tired of Steph Curry, Splash Brothers, etc. The Cavs beating the unbeatable juggernaut for Cleveland's first pro championship in 52 years would be a far more "magical" story...and would likely be more profitable for the NBA as a whole.almost as magical as the prodigal son returning home to deliver a city its first championship of any kind in 50+ years, the city's first nba title, all against the strongest possible opponent ever? that would be the ultimate sports story, but the media won't hint at running with that until the cavs get to 3 wins in the series.
almost as magical as the prodigal son returning home to deliver a city its first championship of any kind in 50+ years, the city's first nba title, all against the strongest possible opponent ever? that would be the ultimate sports story, but the media won't hint at running with that until the cavs get to 3 wins in the series.
^-this-^. The Warriors have already had their day in the sun, and a lot of folks outside of the Bay Area are getting sick and tired of Steph Curry, Splash Brothers, etc. The Cavs beating the unbeatable juggernaut for Cleveland's first pro championship in 52 years would be a far more "magical" story...and would likely be more profitable for the NBA as a whole.
If the Cavs don't get it done this year, I think fans outside of Ohio will be tired of the "chasing" routine. Conversely, should the Cavs slay the GS dragon, it could set up an epic rubber-match scenario for next season...I don't know if the league will be hoping for a Cleveland title, or for them to chase for a year or two more.
If the Cavs don't get it done this year, I think fans outside of Ohio will be tired of the "chasing" routine. Conversely, should the Cavs slay the GS dragon, it could set up an epic rubber-match scenario for next season...
Probably, but it will still draw more than the Spurs and whatever patsie they were beating upFans outside of Cleveland and NorCal will be a lot less fascinated by a rubber-match scenario than most people on this board.