lhslep134;1442782 wrote:My post was about you referring to Lebron and choking in the clutch. Pure idiocy, considering he was statistically clear and away the best 4th quarter player in the league pretty much all 7 years he was in Cleveland.

Commander of Awesome;1442795 wrote:As a cleveland fan, I got to see first hand for 7 yrs what a beast LBJ in the 4th quarter is. I suppose if you get all of your talking points from Skip Bayless on BSPN you end up spewing BS like pick6.

Pick6;1442804 wrote:Right. Im not a Cavs fan and thats exactly what I do :rolleyes:

Commander of Awesome;1442807 wrote:Never said you weren't a Cavs fan. Just saying that I am a cleveland cav and saw LBJ dominate the 4th Quarter. Didn't mean to get your panties in a bunch little guy. lolfail

Now cue Pick6 saying I'm arguing with myself and he doesn't care. :rolleyes:

like_that;1442809 wrote:Back on topic. Spurs/Warriors series is destined for 7 games. I don't see either team losing at home for the last 3 games.

Commander of Awesome;1442812 wrote:Great, finally talk some hoops and not get off topic by Skip bayless talking points.

I think it's going to go 7 as well, which is great for an NBA fan. Highly entertaining games, and I really dont care who wins. Though I do think Memphis V GSW would make the most fun Western Conference Championship game.

Laley23;1442821 wrote:I want GSW, but the biggest thing I want is Memphis. I think they are the only team who can give Miami a series. I dont want to see Miami run away with it and while I think they will win, Memphis is probably the only team who can get 2 games off of them.

Laley23;1443015 wrote:Random thought, but Lance Stephenson is one of the bigger steals in the NBA Draft recently. Picked in the 2nd RD, 40th overall, by the Pacers in 2010.

lhslep134;1443022 wrote:A lot of it has to do with the team web of support and coaching he's received.

http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/9157873/a-look-lives-careers-controversial-nba-players-ricky-davis-lance-stephenson

Laley23;1443030 wrote:The whole organization is impressive. Since the brawl, the Pacers have stayed afloat without being terrible (which is typically suicide in the NBA).

Mulva;1443068 wrote:I think they basically are one of those teams stuck in limbo. I don't see them ever being a serious title threat with this roster. A slightly better version of what the Hawks were the past 4 years. Good enough to win 50, not good enough to win it all.

Laley23;1443073 wrote:Then again, they are ALL under 27 yrs old (except David West...and Granger if he counts). So who knows. If you can get to the ECF with a roster like this, who knows what a few more years could do. If Paul George can become a top 10 player in the league and Granger can come back and be a sidekick they might have something.

sportchampps;1443087 wrote:BTW was watching the game at Eddie George's on campus tonight and ended up sitting next to Magic Johnson. Got to chat with him awhile and got a picture with him.

Commander of Awesome;1443083 wrote:Trailblazers thought the same. Vets win in the playoffs.

Commander of Awesome;1443083 wrote:Trailblazers thought the same. Vets win in the playoffs.

Laley23;1443180 wrote:All they need is Paul George to become a superstar.

lhslep134;1443275 wrote:He's close IMO.

Laley23;1443277 wrote:I agree, to an extent. He does everything. Scores, rebounds, passes and defends. But he doesnt do it consistently (at least the scoring part).

It depends on your definition of superstar I guess. Is it the top 5? Top 10? Just an All-Star?

Id put George right there around 10-15 off the top of my head, without going in depth.