RunningJumper
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First of all, WWE is so stupid for a long time that they'd put anyone as champion (or have this series too, but it's possible we'd have some crappy teams fighting it out right now).GSW is the better team, they were better last yr before the Draymond Green ejection and Bogut injury. Lebron started this super team BS in 2010 and he's getting his own medicine shoved down his throat. Durant will never be considered a true great IMO because he copied a fraud and became a fraud, although he's playing like the best player in the NBA at least this series. Where was this KD last yr playing alongside WB?
What a mockery all these players have made this game to be. Lebron is not Jordan, Durant should be ashamed of himself...Curry is a frontrunner and the last 2-3yrs has been a joke of hype. The Finals haven't been entertaining that much or at least not competitive, which is what I was hoping for. Everybody like sheep clamored for this matchup and it's not delivering.
Maybe fans have forgot or have a serious case of CTE but the NBA is not supposed to be WWF/WWE but they drink this script like it's kool-aid!
That's why I'm pulling so hard for this fresh new generation of players because I don't think they will be like the current greats, even if they happen to fall a little short of peak talent they may become more renaissance in nature. At least that's what I hope for.
I don't think they're that far away from having more competition. This year, it's fine. It'd be worrisome if it happened again next year. I think if other teams load up (Paul to SA for example), then the other teams could benefit from snagging up players that make them a well-rounded team with a couple of stars on it.
I also think Memphis is a major dark horse. Them and a healthy San Antonio could prove that post-up big men dominating isn't gone. Aldridge didn't play well against Golden State, but that could be more on him, even though Golden State are great at defense. The likelihood of a team beating Golden State with that offensive style is incredibly low. Cleveland is an exceptional shooting team, but they don't have all-time great shooters outside of Korver who plays off the ball and doesn't get shots off much against the Warriors. The best way to counter it might be going old school. Let's use Shaq for my example. I know I'm using an all-time great dominant center for this example, but I think it possibly paints the picture clearer. If Shaq joined ANY team with one other very good player, even if it's someone who's never been an All-Star, Conley level, it would probably be a problem for any team. Golden State could destroy with shooting and at an extraordinary rapid pace, but could you imagine even THEM trying to deal with Shaq? The Warriors proved you can win with the three, but it doesn't mean it's NECESSARY to win that way in this era. You have to make the other team work on defense. The Knicks should hire Ewing, Shaq, and Olajuwon to train our big men. They have to imagine that the paint is an island with fire around it and the only option is for them to dominate in there.
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