Uhhhh...back on topic...why is MELO even this discussion???? But as long we are talking about the "best play list", Durant is showing that he is #1. Sorry all you Psuedo-Knick fan, Bron nut-riders(and you know and we all know who you are orangeblobman), but yes Durantula is younger and better than Lebron and without the crybaby stuff. And yes, as I told Haterblack, Spo is not fit to coach the little sisters of the poor, let alone a so-called championship team. One NBA analyst called Miami's final play before overtime in game 4 a "chinese fire drill." Doc is taking Spo behind the woodshed and wearing Spo's butt out. Spo is not gonna survive this....Fish stinks from the head....
Real Talk ....
Durant's high level of performance the past 2 seasons are NOT equal to the high level performance we seen from Lebron the past 7 seasons.
Paul Pierce started his NBA career as being one of the top-10 clutch unstoppable crunchtime player. Pierce has always been a 4th quarter player, one of the leagues top-5 crunchtime players on offense/defense.
Carmelo has never reach the level of Paul Pierce NBA B.Ball level.
Doc Rivers experience, veteranship, strategic coaching strategy, plus player to coach relation are double that of coach Erik Spoelstra, especially with the superstar veteranship of the Big-3, and star PG Rondo.
The 6th game of the WCF between OKC vs Spurs series were embarrassin officiating. I'm not saying the game was fixed, Im not a fan of either team, but the officiating was uncall-for in a professional conference game. There was nothing neutral about the officiating in a game where two high level teams are battling physical/mental for the win.
I hope like hell that type of officiating is not allowed in the NBA FINALS...
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