bigfoot5415
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No one wants to acknowledge the travel in that clip? Dude had landed before getting the shot off.
This is in jest right?View: https://twitter.com/SBNationNBA/status/816876454390722560
The Steph fan boy club is really reaching these days.
This is in jest right?
Thought I'd mention Marc Spears was on the radio this afternoon and mentioned how different the Oracle crowds have been the past two years. He stopped short of saying "entitled" but pointed out the suburbanization of the crowd, the old "roaracle" people seem to be selling off their tickets to the highest bidder.
Yea Moz did it earlier this year when everyone was going big conspiracy theory, and, well, the results aren't great for furthering that conspiracy.Does somebody have a list of either
a.) How many Warriors opponents were on a SEGABABA?
b.) How many Warrior opponents rested key players?
@col63onelThe analysis is done, and it is pretty blatantly unfair how the NBA schedules are set up.
While Golden State is on a run of lucky scheduling now, they actually don't have the most games facing a team on the second night of a back to back (though they are tied for second).
Here's the rankings
A few takeaways:
1. I'm PISSED if I'm Brooklyn and I'm calling into the league office to ask why multiple teams have 3 times the number of opponents on the second night of a back to back than us.
2. GSW has 9 more opponents on the second night of a back to back than SA. For the 1 and 2 seeds in the West last year how does that happen?
3. Honestly same with Cleveland and Toronto. Just because it benefits us doesn't mean it isn't ridiculous that the NBA is this bad at scheduling.