Durant and Westbrook Steal the Show Against SA

[dunksby]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmcpGYhABdo

KD picking apart Spurs defense with that smooth handle and footwork :applause: Westbrook = toughest Mfer in the league :bowdown:

[GOATbrookisGAWD]

Dat GOATbrook steal and dunk :bowdown:

NASTY!

[JohnMax]

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[GOATbrookisGAWD]

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How great is our GAWD?! :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[retaxis]

3rd game in 4 nights

[luckylucy]

Spurs didn't even try. Durant 40 minutes while the only spur that played more than 30 was Danny Green. :lol

[GOATbrookisGAWD]

Spurs didn't even try. Durant 40 minutes while the only spur that played more than 30 was Danny Green. :lol
That's because Pop gave up for most of the fourth and kept the starters benched :facepalm

[SHABBA]

Spurs didn't even try. Durant 40 minutes while the only spur that played more than 30 was Danny Green. :lol
Did you watch the game :biggums:

[luckylucy]

That's because Pop gave up for most of the fourth and kept the starters benched :facepalm

Whatever.

Durant+Westbrook+Ibaka = 110 minutes
Duncan+Parker+Ginobili = 54 minutes

[WindmiLL]

Crazy

[SHABBA]

Crazy.

Now, when you're all comparing Durant to Lebron at the same age, I just hope Durant will be held to the same standards Lebron was back in Cleveland. I don't know why but I'm almost sure that if Durant fails to win a chip again, he will receive way less criticism than Lebron did in Cleveland when he failed to win a ring.

And I just can't understand how Lebron in his last yars with the Cavs was held to the higher standardss than Durant is held now, since Durant now is atleast as good as James was back then or even better like majority on here would argue. And that's having a second option in Westbrook, a player Lebron could only dream of in Cleveland and let's throw in Ibaka aswell, an elite defensive big in todays league.
If healthy OKC lose to anyone but Miami, KD will get a LOT of criticism - and rightly so.

[luckylucy]

Crazy.

Now, when you're all comparing Durant to Lebron at the same age, I just hope Durant will be held to the same standards Lebron was back in Cleveland. I don't know why but I'm almost sure that if Durant fails to win a chip again, he will receive way less criticism than Lebron did in Cleveland when he failed to win a ring.

And I just can't understand how Lebron in his last yars with the Cavs was held to the higher standardss than Durant is held now, since Durant now is atleast as good as James was back then or even better like majority on here would argue. And that's having a second option in Westbrook, a player Lebron could only dream of in Cleveland and let's throw in Ibaka aswell, an elite defensive big in todays league.

Let's not talk about LeBron again :banghead:

[wally_world]

Whatever.

Durant+Westbrook+Ibaka = 110 minutes
Duncan+Parker+Ginobili = 54 minutes

Have you considered it was because of the fact their big 3 were outplayed and then benched because it was a blowout? :oldlol:

[WindmiLL]

If healthy OKC lose to anyone but Miami, KD will get a LOT of criticism - and rightly so.


nvm

[WindmiLL]

Let's not talk about LeBron again :banghead:


nvm

[dunksby]

SMH @ trolls hijacking this beautiful thread :facepalm

[luckylucy]

Have you considered it was because of the fact their big 3 were outplayed and then benched because it was a blowout? :oldlol:

I cannot see how Ginobili was outplayed :lol

[GOATbrookisGAWD]

Have you considered it was because of the fact their big 3 were outplayed and then benched because it was a blowout? :oldlol:
Don't, his brain might explode. It's obviously not meant for a high, or even normal amount of information.

[kNIOKAS]

Crazy.

Now, when you're all comparing Durant to Lebron at the same age, I just hope Durant will be held to the same standards Lebron was back in Cleveland. I don't know why but I'm almost sure that if Durant fails to win a chip again, he will receive way less criticism than Lebron did in Cleveland when he failed to win a ring.

And I just can't understand how Lebron in his last yars with the Cavs was held to the higher standardss than Durant is held now, since Durant now is atleast as good as James was back then or even better like majority on here would argue. And that's having a second option in Westbrook, a player Lebron could only dream of in Cleveland and let's throw in Ibaka aswell, an elite defensive big in todays league.
This is just stupid. Measuring the amount of criticism a player receives for "failing to win a championship"? How about this is team sport, and the team could win it, or do good, or do poorly. A player failing to win a championship is a little bit of defeatist standard, is it.

I hope you stop buying into Skip Bayless and spreading this type of discourse here.

[wally_world]

I cannot see how Ginobili was outplayed :lol

I thought i saw Kawhi my bad. Nonetheless, OKC swept the season series, it's clear who got outplayed.

Then why are you using combined minutes of 2 players vs 3 players as a gauge?! :oldlol:

[luckylucy]

I thought i saw Kawhi my bad. Nonetheless, OKC swept the season series, it's clear who got outplayed.

Then why are you using combined minutes of 2 players vs 3 players as a gauge?! :oldlol:

Ginobili, Parker and Duncan : 1+1+1=3

:roll: :roll: :roll:

[GOATbrookisGAWD]

Ginobili, Parker and Duncan : 1+1+1=3

:roll: :roll: :roll:
This guy..

[Jlamb47]

Ginobli didnt play :wtf:
We always limit our minutes regardless who we play. were not gonna play duncan and parker extra minutes cuz its OKC we werent worried about that 20th game win streak
Durant didnt steal anything btw it looked like Reggie Jackson and Russell Westbrook braught the energy they needed. Tearing our gaurds up

[luckylucy]

That's what I was trying to say, Ginobili didn't even play, that's how much they cared.:pimp:

[JohnMax]

Westbrook to Popavich: "I don't stop"

http://giant.gfycat.com/KindlyTestyAfricangoldencat.gif

[KG215]

That's what I was trying to say, Ginobili didn't even play, that's how much they cared.:pimp:
That's fine and all, and might mean something if that had been OKC's only win over the Spurs this year...but it wasn't. It was their fourth and one of those came on the second night of a back-to-back in San Antonio without Westbrook.

[Thunderstruck]

How anyone could pick San Antonio in a 7 game series against the Thunder after a 4-0 sweep in the regular season, when none of the games were close, is beyond me.

[Jlamb47]

How anyone could pick San Antonio in a 7 game series against the Thunder after a 4-0 sweep in the regular season, when none of the games were close, is beyond me.

Playoffs is a different game. Its alot slower then the regular season. I think the only TEAM in the NBA that could beat us in a 7 game series is OKC but i stil feel we can pull it out

[wally_world]

That's what I was trying to say, Ginobili didn't even play, that's how much they cared.:pimp:

:roll:

I didn't know professional sports was about caring and not winning

[Demitri98]

I think Pop sat Duncan/Parker in the 4th to give Kawhi a taste of being a first option in a big game. Kawhi needs it more than the Spurs need their flimsy 20 game record.

Pop puts team/player development > RS record

:applause:

[aboss4real24]

WEN THE SPURS Lose ppl mk excuses sayn they werent tryn

kinda like Heat fans lol

they Cant Beat okc simple as that gt over it

[riseagainst]

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