Pick6;1190257 wrote:Late to the party, but some of you must not watch the Celtics much. Avery Bradley is a very solid player and above average defender at the 2. I believe we was starting over Ray Allen towards the end of the season.

like_that;1190386 wrote:I wonder if LeBron will check out like he did 2 years ago with Cleveland in game 6.

lhslep134;1190416 wrote:You mean game 5? He had 27, 19, 10 in Game 6.

What a great performance from Boston. KG playing at an absurdly high level and Pierce hitting some clutch shots disgusts me, but not as much as the Heat winning does.

I will thoroughly enjoy rooting against Boston if they end up closing out Miami.

BR1986FB;1190421 wrote:Didn't Lebron quit in almost every series he's ever played?

Sonofanump;1190466 wrote:http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?10266-How-ugly-will-the-Celtics-collapse-be&highlight=collapse

like_that;1190428 wrote:Yeah, it did feel like he didn't give a **** game 6 though.

like_that;1190428 wrote:Yeah, it did feel like he didn't give a **** game 6 though.

Terry_Tate;1190494 wrote:I agree. Most worthless(edit: only worthless) triple double I've ever seen. Honestly couldn't believe he got a triple double because it seemed like he didn't care what happened.

Just checked it again and he shot 8/21 and had 9 turnovers as well. One turnover from a quadruple double.

lhslep134;1190524 wrote:My bad, didn't see your post when I said the exact same thing.

Ironman92;1190590 wrote:19 rebounds? How can you not care and get 19 rebounds?

Terry_Tate;1190603 wrote:They didn't need 19 rebounds out of him, they needed him to try to take over and will them to win, and he made no effort to do it. That's a game where looking at the numbers does not tell the whole story.

Terry_Tate;1190494 wrote:I agree. Most worthless(edit: only worthless) triple double I've ever seen. Honestly couldn't believe he got a triple double because it seemed like he didn't care what happened.

Just checked it again and he shot 8/21 and had 9 turnovers as well. One turnover from a quadruple double.

lhslep134;1190523 wrote:I know right?? It was the most nonchalant triple double I've ever seen.

like_that;1190428 wrote:Yeah, it did feel like he didn't give a fuck game 6 though.

Jason Kidd recorded an unusual quadruple double with 18 points, 10 assists, 12 rebounds and 14 turnovers against the New York Knicks on November 17, 2000.

Ironman92;1190606 wrote:I get that....but you can't get probably a career high in rebounds without some great effort being given. Maybe it wasn't what the team needed but I have trouble questioning the effort.

like_that;1190639 wrote: Not sure if you are being sarcastic or not.

Terry_Tate;1190728 wrote:He was out there playing basketball, he wasn't out there to win. That's about as simple as I can put it. He played hard, but didn't care what happened. The effort was there to play, not to win. It looked obvious to me in the first half of that game that he had no desire to take it over.

Ironman92;1190788 wrote:you just wonder what keeps him from those "by God this is on me....I'm taking over moments"

killer_ewok;1190096 wrote:Good for Boston. Not a Celtics fan but don't hate them and I actually like most of their players.

Man, it looked like the Heat and Spurs were on a colission course in the Finals. Now, they could both be eliminated in the next 48 hours. Both series turned around quickly.