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Game 59 | Warriors (44-10) @ Cavs (36-22) | February 26, 2015 | 8:00pm EST

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how the fuck do we blow out golden state and lose .3 in the hollinger ratings?
 
Great win and it's clear lebron is getting ready for the real season
 
I was at the game as well and I did not get the playoff intensity vibes. Half the game felt like the fans weren't into it which has been the case for a lot of the games this year. Lebron goes off against best team in the west and I could count on one hand the amount of times the entire crowd was on their feet. I came away overly impressed with the teams performance and very disappointed with the crowd. Maybe it was just me but my two friends with me said the same as well as one of my buddies on the other side of arena.
 
Those Curry quotes are pathetic. This is the MVP favourite?

Dude grow up, you have done nothing in the NBA to deserve any calls. You think a regular season game was officiated poorly, wait until the playoffs when you can bet you are not going to be getting little contact calls like you did tonight.

The more I think about it, the more I think the Warriors are the Mavs of 07. Just waiting to lose in the first round
 
David. said:
been a long 5 yeras.

we're legit. powherhouse team again. no arguments to be made.
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Again?

This team makes those old 'power house' Cavs teams look like a little, rusted generator.
 
sjhughes said:
I was at the game as well and I did not get the playoff intensity vibes. Half the game felt like the fans weren't into it which has been the case for a lot of the games this year. Lebron goes off against best team in the west and I could count on one hand the amount of times the entire crowd was on their feet. I came away overly impressed with the teams performance and very disappointed with the crowd. Maybe it was just me but my two friends with me said the same as well as one of my buddies on the other side of arena.
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Maybe part of it is where your seats are? I was up in loudville and it felt like the crowd was literally hanging on every play. They seemed really engaged to me. I still think the 4th quarter of the Portland game had more of a playoff feel to me, but that's probably because it was such a close game and Kyrie was having such a special night. We have come to expect nights like last night from LeBron, I think. Plus, the lead was pretty solid in the fourth quarter so emotions weren't running as high as if it was a tight game. I do wish people stood/jumped up more after big plays-seems like everyone is just super comfy in their seats lol. Hopefully that will be different come playoffs.
 
Rob said:
@Randolphkeys you watch the Warriors more than anyone here (I assume)...do they really cry all night like that when they're losing?

I guess I haven't watched them enough when they are losing, but man. They were begging for EVERYTHING.

Makes me wonder if they get all those "foul" calls back home...
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I only watched the second half last night - kid had a doctor's appointment. But I can say that I've watched about 30+ Warriors games this year and I haven't seen them flustered like that since the playoffs. They weren't hitting their shots, but I think they imploded as well. That was the best defense anyone has played on them all year. Defensively, they have been letting Green play help defense and leave his man a little bit. They couldn't do that against the Cavs and it frustrated them as well.
 
Randolphkeys said:
I only watched the second half last night - kid had a doctor's appointment. But I can say that I've watched about 30+ Warriors games this year and I haven't seen them flustered like that since the playoffs. They weren't hitting their shots, but I think they imploded as well. That was the best defense anyone has played on them all year. Defensively, they have been letting Green play help defense and leave his man a little bit. They couldn't do that against the Cavs and it frustrated them as well.
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Haven't seen a lot of GSW this year, but I was very impressed. Would not want to face in the playoffs. They would need to make some adjustments but they are scary good. The West playoffs are going to be a lot of fun to watch.
 
Did we even run our money play tonight? I mean the high pick and roll with Mozgov diving to the basket for the lob, with LeBron attacking and Love on the left wing is unguardable. I don't remember running it a single time. I felt like we weren't running our best stuff intentionally.

Either that or the game plan was just to use LeBron a bit differently and GS never adjusted. It felt like a football game where you have a run play that's getting 6 yards every time, why go away from it until the defense shows they can stop it?
 
I must say draymond green? Is one of the entitles role players in the league(another taj gubson

All the bitching and crying after every play after this dude hacks and fouls our cavs all game

Glad the king shut his bitch as up


Lol that quote by curry shows you he's only in it for the mvp title he's not in it for rings
 
Kyrie had 20+ Love 16 Timo a double double and TT a 12-8 game and people wanna say we are a 1 man team....lol... LBJ was good but spme of his misses were actually terrible shots and if we would have went a lil less LeIso who is to say Kyrie and Love wouldn't have picked up any scoring slack.. We are unguardable... we certainly aren't a team that relies on 1 guy to score...uneducated haters... gotta get that revenge W vs Ind tonight
 
KilgoreTrout said:
Oh, OK, Mr. I-got-three-foul-shots-for-getting-breathed-on-after-a-three-point-attempt.
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Golden State had 24 fouls. Cleveland had 19 fouls. Look at all those calls not going Golden State's way. Someone should remind Steph that in Cleveland/Golden State's first game this season, Cleveland had 14 fouls and Golden State had 20 fouls. Golden State won 112-94.

The refs were not to blame for Golden State's piss-poor play. Defense was.
 
The Warriors are a perimeter oriented team who take the ball to the hoop from time to time. The Cavs can score from all over the court and spent a lot of energy getting looks near the basket.

For GS to think the Cavs shouldn't win the FT battle is asinine. Additionally, the Warriors took 15 more fg's and missed half of their FT's.

They earned that loss almost as much as the Cavs earned the win.
 
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