You are right he won’t stay this hot but do you not see how much he creates for his teammates between turnovers and misses?

It feels like “let the greatest shooter who ever lived” might be a bad strategy. Especially given that one of the reasons for the ORating st t you highlighted is because Cleveland’s scheme is focused on preventing Curry from getting comfortable.

“Cleveland’s winning the rebounding battle, not turning the ball over, and getting to the line more. They’re just getting brutalized by Golden State’s 62.2% true shooting.”

He had a bunch of makeable shots at the rim that didn’t fall; I don’t think just letting the best 3-point shooter of all time take shots and hope he misses is a great plan.

Golden State checked him just fine after his flurry in the opening minutes, generously accommodating the Rockets’ desire to match him up with Steph Curry

Seriously. They are the Bizarro Warriors. Zero joy. And it’s shitty to watch. Chris Paul always looks like he’s just about to take his ball and go home. And if you don’t live in Houston and somehow enjoy watching James Harden plow into the lane and throw the ball over the basket with an aggrieved expression on his…

Granted I’m a Warriors fan. I grew up in the Bay Area. I put up with years of shitty Warriors, saw a glimmer of hope in 2007, and then further years of shit before 2015.

Had this same discussion last night after the Rockets disposed of the Jazz. I’m a Wolves fan, discussion being had with a Jazz fan (yes, there’s obvious bias). But the Rockets are absolutely PAINFUL to watch. Harden is an iso-flopping genius who I hate, CP3 is a child, PJ Tucker is somehow more offensive to me than…

I gotta admit, hating the Warriors makes a lot of sense but Draymond can dick kick my grandfather off a cliff and I’d still rather watch the Warriors than the fucking Rockets.

“I don’t know why that pattern so often isn’t, like, these guys are taller and faster and more skilled than those guys, but, whatever.If you want it to be grit or hustle or chemistry or whatever, you are not so unlike all the generations of sports fans before you, who attached arbitrary moral significance to athletic…

on Golden State of Mind, a Warriors site in the SB Nation network of team blogs

I always wonder about comments like this. I mean, if Tesla dies off suddenly it’s the fanboys who bought in to Tesla who lose money. And if by some chance Tesla makes it, it will be those very same fanboys money you can thank for it.

We live in a world that took Kaepernick’s quiet protest and turned it into such a media sensation that he became a toxic asset to the NFL. I don’t think your cynicism is unwarranted at all.

“And in a related story, Tyreke Smith went undrafted due to his rapidly declining skills .”

Don’t let the incompetent officiating distract you from the fact that LeBron James did a self alley-oop in an NBA Finals elimination game.

This whole conversation misses the point.

Meanwhile on that same day 14,000 other cars were in accidents. Are all those manufacturers supposed to notify the NHTSB and their stockholders? Give me a break. Tesla is making thousands of cars a week, there’s going to be accidents, save some hissy for future fits.

Yeah, these dealership laws and anti-Tesla laws are unconstitutional, at the least.

Remember kids, the best way to fight this is to not buy *any* new car in a state that disallows direct sales. Of course, that's easy for me to say as I'm in California, and Sacramento would never be stupid enough to kick Tesla out.

You suck Michigan!