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Game #13: Toronto Raptors 128 (12-1) - New York Knicks 112 (4-9)
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KeonClark wrote: View PostI don't think they are right now but I think they will be in may
Like I've been saying, you can't put five 25% USG guys together and expect 125% production. At least 1, if not 2 of those guys are coming off the bench if Stevens/Ainge has the stones - or we're going to see a trade.
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Boston has elite defense.. it's something they can definitely hang their hat on. Their defense can suffocate a team of all shooters like the Bucks. Boston's biggest issue is offense.. and it was last year as well. But they still ended up one game away from the finals.
They have a 7-4 record, one of the hardest schedules in the league based on SOS, and have the #1 defense. They have enough fire power to figure out their offense on the fly. But that defense looks like its here to stay and as such will always be a tough out.
I would not want to face the Celts or the Bucks.. but I'd rather beat the Celtics since that would be super satisfying.
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planetmars wrote: View PostBoston has elite defense.. it's something they can definitely hang their hat on. Their defense can suffocate a team of all shooters like the Bucks. Boston's biggest issue is offense.. and it was last year as well. But they still ended up one game away from the finals.
They have a 7-4 record, one of the hardest schedules in the league based on SOS, and have the #1 defense. They have enough fire power to figure out their offense on the fly. But that defense looks like its here to stay and as such will always be a tough out.
I would not want to face the Celts or the Bucks.. but I'd rather beat the Celtics since that would be super satisfying.
It is they who should fear the velociraptor. Raptors definitely eat deers and probably Irish people too9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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3inthekeon wrote: View PostYou think the Celtics are better than the Bucks? I don't.
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9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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MVP-ladder is out for their top 10 this week:
http://www.nba.com/mvp-ladder
1. Giannis
2. Curry
3. Kawhi
Last week: No. 2
Season stats: 26.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.3 assists
If this NBA-best 11-1 start to the season has seen Leonard operating at half speed as he gets comfortable in coach Nick Nurse’s system -- as Leonard claimed after Wednesday’s win against the Sacramento Kings -- it’s scary to think about just how good the Raptors will be when Leonard finally finds his groove. As it stands, Leonard has operated beautifully in the Raptors’ engine this season and All-Star point guard Kyle Lowry is making an MVP case of his own. The Raptors’ depth at every position has allowed them to maintain an elite level of play with or without Leonard on the floor so far this season. (Toronto easily handled the Los Angeles Lakers and Utah Jazz on their current road trip without Leonard in the mix because of a foot injury). He returned to the lineup in the win in Sacramento with an efficient 25 points, 11 rebounds and two assists. The true beauty of his fit with the Raptors is that he’s been able to fit in seamlessly without even knowing the ins and outs of the system yet.
5. Davis
6. Jokic
7. Durant
8. Lowry
9. James
10. Embiid
2 in the top 10!
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planetmars wrote: View PostMVP-ladder is out for their top 10 this week:
http://www.nba.com/mvp-ladder
1. Giannis
2. Curry
3. Kawhi
4. Lillard
5. Davis
6. Jokic
7. Durant
8. Lowry
9. James
10. Embiid
2 in the top 10!
1. Giannis
2. Kawhi
3. CurryMamba Mentality
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planetmars wrote: View PostI like this one better
Kawhi will probably finish better than Kyle but how could he be at 2 when hes missed 4 or 5 games?9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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