The Ultimate 2022 NBA Playoffs Thread - Boston Celtics vs Golden State Warriors (Game 1 Friday 3 June)

What was your favourite moment from the 2022 NBA regular season?

  • Klay Thompson's return

    Votes: 9 18.8%
  • Saddiq Bey going for 50

    Votes: 3 6.3%
  • The Knicks running it back

    Votes: 2 4.2%
  • LeBron having fans kicked out of a game

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • The Lakers holding a mock coronation ceremony for King James after beating the Pacers

    Votes: 1 2.1%
  • The Lakers missing the playoffs

    Votes: 28 58.3%
  • The Lakers giving up a lottery pick

    Votes: 5 10.4%
  • Westbook's post game press conferences

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    48

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Im nervous and I dont have a horse in the race....

Just so much on the line for 1 game...


Surely Boston don't choke this??? They are definitely the better team...

Which Jimmy Buckets comes out to play?

Dray might have last laugh against Miami...
Dray got the last laugh in the end.
 

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Have Boston ever given an explanation for why they got rid of Horford?
He wanted 120 mil over 4 years and Ainge was reluctant to do it but Philly weren't.

But definitely should've paid him them he deserved it! And who knows with him on the team in the bubble could've won it all.
 
Sidenote any one else realise both KD and Kyries ex teams made the finals without them.

Cracking Up Lol GIF by NBA on TNT
 
C's in 5 or 6.

Warriors haven't played against a defence like ours at all in the playoffs. Don't think they really know what they're in for.

I dont think the warriors can counter the suffocating defence. And their shooting would therefore suffer. Also celtics have home court and are therefore favourites.
 
He wanted 120 mil over 4 years and Ainge was reluctant to do it but Philly weren't.

But definitely should've paid him them he deserved it! And who knows with him on the team in the bubble could've won it all.
He is the piece that makes it all work. Tatum and Brown and Smart are all great but Boston were a team of short people (relatively) without Horford.

I know Horford is not even that big but he plays big like Draymond - he is the piece that brings it all together.
 
The impression I got from the post was that the greatest franchise was based on number of appearances in the NBA finals.
17 from 21 currently as it stands compared to 17 from 32 looks better doesn't it? Boston>Lakers ;)

We're built not bought.
 
He is the piece that makes it all work. Tatum and Brown and Smart are all great but Boston were a team of short people (relatively) without Horford.

I know Horford is not even that big but he plays big like Draymond - he is the piece that brings it all together.
Definitely.

I questioned why he wasn't re-signed in the first place, when he was gone you could see the lack of vet leadership in the group.
 

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The Ultimate 2022 NBA Playoffs Thread - Boston Celtics vs Golden State Warriors (Game 1 Friday 3 June)

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