It was because the ball bounced out of bounds.Ironman92;1839326 wrote:Terrible terrible call against Boston. How the hell does he miss that? Players with bad angles knew he wasn't out. Crap like that makes NBA look awful.
And the ball was out.wildcats20;1839324 wrote:lol Horford wasn't even close to being out.
Your hate for Boston is blinding. They are good, and so is Thomas.like_that;1839348 wrote:Cavs play like garbage all game and let a garbage team beat them. Can't expect to win every game if you play like shit and then show up with 2 minutes left.
Laley23;1839350 wrote:Your hate for Boston is blinding. They are good, and so is Thomas.
Not better than Cleveland, mind you, but very good.
+1. Boston and Washington worry me more this year than Toronto ever did last year.SportsAndLady;1839351 wrote:Yeah, Boston is not a garbage team. They're pretty good. It's pretty important that Cleveland holds home court advantage in the east.
Any interest in the College Pick Em this year? Or your buddy from before?SportsAndLady;1839351 wrote:Yeah, Boston is not a garbage team. They're pretty good. It's pretty important that Cleveland holds home court advantage in the east.
Brad Stevens is the man. Hard to believe they have the 2nd best record in the East because their roster doesn't look impressive at all.Laley23;1839350 wrote:Your hate for Boston is blinding. They are good, and so is Thomas.
Not better than Cleveland, mind you, but very good.
Agree. I'm terrified of what he will do when he finally gets a superstar. Still shocked they didn't trade for George or Butler.Terry_Tate;1839360 wrote:Brad Stevens is the man. Hard to believe they have the 2nd best record in the East because their roster doesn't look impressive at all.
You don't consider IT4 a superstar but George and/or Butler are?Laley23;1839363 wrote:Agree. I'm terrified of what he will do when he finally gets a superstar. Still shocked they didn't trade for George or Butler.
Definitely seemed like they would get one of them, but looking at their roster their best players are all 26 or older. Horford is 30, Thomas is 28, Bradley and Crowder are 26. Not saying they're going to go downhill soon, but it makes sense to try to get a young stud in Fultz or Ball who will come in to a great system and in a couple years be the star on the team while contributing their rookie year. They won't be in the lottery again as long as Stevens is the coach, so I think they made the right move since it seems like they would have had to include the Brooklyn pick in any deal for them.Laley23;1839363 wrote:Agree. I'm terrified of what he will do when he finally gets a superstar. Still shocked they didn't trade for George or Butler.