Should be a Great Playoffs

HeretoBeatmyChest · April 2014

Miami barely beating the #7 seed in both games. Indiana is fucked anyway. San Antonio should be down 0-2. Rockets fucked. OK-Memphis will go 6-7 games. Very competitive playoffs. The favorites are old and tired. Would be great to see upsets and young teams get to the finals.

TierbsHsotBoobs · April 2014

PORTLAND wins this title.

CuntWaffle · April 2014

My observations from the playoffs:

- Scott Brooks sucks

- The Rockets are a bunch of pussies

- Wizards are a threat in the LEASTern Conference

- Portland is underrated

- Always about blacks

RoadDawg55 · April 2014

Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.

Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.

PurpleJ · April 2014

NOC

GO HEAT!!!! 3 PEAT!!!

[Deleted User] · April 2014

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.

Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest

CuntWaffle · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest

Huh?

[Deleted User] · April 2014

CuntWaffle said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Huh?

He's won two titles and been to 3 NBA finals. Yes he has Lebron but dismissing that means you would dismiss Phil Jackson. As Scott Brooks and Mike Brown have proven just because you have a great player it doesn't automatically mean you'll win a title.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest

I'd have 2, 3 and 4 all bunched together. Don't forget that Carlisle coached circles around Spo in the Finals.

Jason Kidd might be a good coach. Stotts is solid. Mark Jackson is flawed but ok. And Thibs is at least very good.

[Deleted User] · April 2014

allpurpleallgold said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
I'd have 2, 3 and 4 all bunched together. Don't forget that Carlisle coached circles around Spo in the Finals.

Jason Kidd might be a good coach. Stotts is solid. Mark Jackson is flawed but ok. And Thibs is at least very good.

After I hit submit I regretted putting Carlisle below them. I know he coached circles around Spol but I also think Spol has grown as a coach since then. Unlike Scott Brooks who is still the same flawed coach.

dnc · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest

Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.

[Deleted User] · April 2014

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.

Rivers took them when they were aging to the NBA Finals though in 2010 and really one luck ass Metta World Peace bullshit three away from winning a title.

Then in 2012 when they were even more aging pushed the Heat to the brink to 7 games and even had a lead in that game 7.

Rivers is a top tier coach. I would really like to see your list of 10 coaches who are better than Doc.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.
Rivers took them when they were aging to the NBA Finals though in 2010 and really one luck ass Metta World Peace bullshit three away from winning a title.

Then in 2012 when they were even more aging pushed the Heat to the brink to 7 games and even had a lead in that game 7.

Rivers is a top tier coach. I would really like to see your list of 10 coaches who are better than Doc.

Lucky?

[Deleted User] · April 2014

allpurpleallgold said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.
Rivers took them when they were aging to the NBA Finals though in 2010 and really one luck ass Metta World Peace bullshit three away from winning a title.

Then in 2012 when they were even more aging pushed the Heat to the brink to 7 games and even had a lead in that game 7.

Rivers is a top tier coach. I would really like to see your list of 10 coaches who are better than Doc.
Lucky?

Yes he was shooting 36.1% for the series and 29.1% in the playoffs from three's on a whopping 5.1 attempts per game. That was the definition of lucky.

[Deleted User] · April 2014

BTW I finally looked at the Pacers-Hawks box score and Roy Hibbert has reached Jerome James territory. Got paid then became a giant piece of shit.

How are we sure him and Bynum haven't switched jersey's? 4 points and 2 rebounds in 18 minutes. Go home.

If I'm Vogel I'm going small and starting Scola over Hibbert. If you are going to get fired might as well go down with a fight.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.

I think you're under rating that title. Lebron, Wade and Bosh couldn't win it in their first year together. Rondo was a rookie. And they beat a really good Lakers team with Kobe, Gasol, Odom and Phil.

He learned a lot from Thibodeau defensively. Turned Deandre Jordan into a top 5 defensive big man.

I don't think he could go toe to toe with Pop and Carlisle on X's and O's and adjustments. But he really understands how to handle his teams and get his message through.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:
BTW I finally looked at the Pacers-Hawks box score and Roy Hibbert has reached Jerome James territory. Got paid then became a giant piece of shit.

How are we sure him and Bynum haven't switched jersey's? 4 points and 2 rebounds in 18 minutes. Go home.

If I'm Vogel I'm going small and starting Scola over Hibbert. If you are going to get fired might as well go down with a fight.

It's worth noting that one of Hibberts rebounds was offensive and he immediately turned it over.

allpurpleallgold · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.
Rivers took them when they were aging to the NBA Finals though in 2010 and really one luck ass Metta World Peace bullshit three away from winning a title.

Then in 2012 when they were even more aging pushed the Heat to the brink to 7 games and even had a lead in that game 7.

Rivers is a top tier coach. I would really like to see your list of 10 coaches who are better than Doc.
Lucky?
Yes he was shooting 36.1% for the series and 29.1% in the playoffs from three's on a whopping 5.1 attempts per game. That was the definition of lucky.

Kobe knew it was going in.

dnc · April 2014

He_Needs_More_Time said:

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.
Rivers took them when they were aging to the NBA Finals though in 2010 and really one luck ass Metta World Peace bullshit three away from winning a title.

Then in 2012 when they were even more aging pushed the Heat to the brink to 7 games and even had a lead in that game 7.

Rivers is a top tier coach. I would really like to see your list of 10 coaches who are better than Doc.

Pierce and Garnett swept the Heat in four games this season this season with two more years of wear and tear on them, no Doc and Jason effing Kidd coaching them.

I don't think Doc's the reason those teams did anything special.

I'm not a huge NBA guy anymore but slowly getting back into it. If I was starting a team from scratch with Paul Allen's money (hi AOG!), here's the rough order I'd call the men currently coaching NBA teams.

1. Popovich

2. Carlisle

3. Thibedeau - yeah, this year doesn't speak highly of him, but I value defense and Thib's is the best defensive coach in the league. His team's have overachieved far more than they've underachieved.

4. Vogel - yeah, they've sucked ass down the stretch this year, but like with Thibedeau I don't think you can overreact to one bad stretch (in Vogel's case, two bad months basically). They overachieved significantly the last two and a half years before the collapse. I think he can coach.

5. Spoelstra - Hard to say where he really belongs, haven't seen him without massive amounts of talent. But when he's been without one of the big three he's generally done pretty well. I think he's pretty good, but I'm not really sure how good.

6. Hornacek - hated him as a player but he's coached his ass off this year.

7. Mark Jackson - his team's play hard and he gets a lot out of a pretty limited roster.

8. Brad Stevens - yes, I'm a believer. Dude can flat out coach.

9. Buddenholzerheimerschmidt

10. Rivers - I've never been impressed with him as a coach, but he brings name value and attracts talent, so I'd slide him in right about here. But I do not think he's special.

dnc · April 2014

allpurpleallgold said:

dnc said:

He_Needs_More_Time said:

allpurpleallgold said:

RoadDawg55 said:
Rick Carlisle is a great coach. I haven't seen San Antonio so out of sync. Normally, they are shooting wide open 3's when I watch. Dallas is keeping Parker out of the lane well too. I thought Dallas was a bad defensive team too. The Spurs normally adjust, but this is going to be a tough series for them. I honestly thought they would sweep or win in 5.
Carlisle is great but it could still be over in 5. SA is going to adjust, I'd be shocked if they lost game 3. Then we'll see if Dallas has another move in them. I just doubt it because that roster is fairly limited. I think we'll see Leonard have a big game 3.
Carlisle is the only elite coach I feel who isn't on an elite team. He's a top 5 coach and I think against OKC they could have had a shot.

My top 5 are

1. Pop

2. Spol
3. Rivers

4. Carlisle

5. The rest is a fucking a dreckfest
Wow. I am just not a Rivers beliver. Anybody could have won with Pierce, Garnett and Allen in their primes (or close to) and a young Rondo. He'd barely be top ten for me, if that.

But you got #1 right and that's really all that matters. Pops >>>>>>> errybody.
I think you're under rating that title. Lebron, Wade and Bosh couldn't win it in their first year together. Rondo was a rookie. And they beat a really good Lakers team with Kobe, Gasol, Odom and Phil.

He learned a lot from Thibodeau defensively. Turned Deandre Jordan into a top 5 defensive big man.

I don't think he could go toe to toe with Pop and Carlisle on X's and O's and adjustments. But he really understands how to handle his teams and get his message through.

You're probably right. Maybe I'm penalizing him because his son's an overrated piece of crap.

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