10-02-2020, 10:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-02-2020, 10:36 PM by KillerLeft.)
These finals are so depressing.
Miami has been managed better than any team in the league, even better than teams who've stacked the deck by compiling an embarrassment of resources, like Boston. They've done everything right. They stuck to their kind of guys, they have one of the best coaches in the league who is on the same page as management about how to build a system around those guys. They cut through the Eastern Conference like a machete through tissue paper.
What's their reward? They lose two of the their three best players in the opening game.
Meanwhile, the Lakers, one of the worst run teams in all of sports recently, nearing a Knicks level of dysfunctional ineptitude, get saved from themselves because LA is the best place to live in the world for those who can afford to take advantage of everything it offers and because Lebron wants to star in a Space Jam remake as part of some misguided and pathetic plan to convince people that he's better than Jordan.
I don't know how the Minnesota Timberwolves ever sell a single ticket. This league has a huge problem, in my opinion.
This makes me hope Giannis stays in Milwaukee.
In before @"robillionaire" writes something about Rondo, who legitimately looks like a hall of famer in these playoffs and especially this series.
Miami has been managed better than any team in the league, even better than teams who've stacked the deck by compiling an embarrassment of resources, like Boston. They've done everything right. They stuck to their kind of guys, they have one of the best coaches in the league who is on the same page as management about how to build a system around those guys. They cut through the Eastern Conference like a machete through tissue paper.
What's their reward? They lose two of the their three best players in the opening game.
Meanwhile, the Lakers, one of the worst run teams in all of sports recently, nearing a Knicks level of dysfunctional ineptitude, get saved from themselves because LA is the best place to live in the world for those who can afford to take advantage of everything it offers and because Lebron wants to star in a Space Jam remake as part of some misguided and pathetic plan to convince people that he's better than Jordan.
I don't know how the Minnesota Timberwolves ever sell a single ticket. This league has a huge problem, in my opinion.
This makes me hope Giannis stays in Milwaukee.
In before @"robillionaire" writes something about Rondo, who legitimately looks like a hall of famer in these playoffs and especially this series.