The Golden State Warriors knocked off a feisty Los Angeles Clippers team on Friday,
winning the series 4-2 to advance to the second round of the
playoffs.
The Clippers, an eighth seed comprised of mostly talented role players but no true
superstars, played admirably, giving the Warriors everything they could
handle.
After Game 6, Green wanted to show respect to Clippers reserve center Montezl Harrell so
badly that he briefly ditched a postgame interview.
The Golden State Warriors knocked off a feisty Los Angeles Clippers team on Friday,
winning the series 4-2 to advance to the second round of the
playoffs.
The Clippers, an eighth seed comprised of mostly talented role players but no true
superstars, played admirably, giving the Warriors everything they could
handle.
After Game 6, Green wanted to show respect to Clippers reserve center Montezl Harrell so
badly that he briefly ditched a postgame interview.
My sentiments exactly... #1 Trezl deserves the respect. #2 Still hate the guy. #3 But I
was surprised by that action.
toohipcliptoslip CNS MVP X2Posts: 9527votes: 71
04/27/2019 - 02:39 PM
We keep remembering Draymond and Blake Griffin. How many cheap shots has he or Bougut
given since? Bogut's punch to the throat could have killed Blake TRUE. It's one of
the Dim Mak Kung Fu delayed death touch blows. There is another caused by a hard blow
to a certain part of the head. You die a few hours later. Any of you could do it with a
sucker punch. That's why I was so pissed at Blake. A man his size could easily cave in a
skull and hit that spot. There is another one in the belly. How many cheap shots have
any of our players gotten since? I love the guy. People wonder why I didn't like
Blake?
We keep remembering Draymond and Blake Griffin. How many cheap shots has he or
Bougut given since? Bogut's punch to the throat could have killed Blake TRUE. It's
one of the Dim Mak Kung Fu delayed death touch blows. There is another caused by a hard
blow to a certain part of the head. You die a few hours later. Any of you could do it with
a sucker punch. That's why I was so pissed at Blake. A man his size could easily cave in
a skull and hit that spot. There is another one in the belly. How many cheap shots have
any of our players gotten since? I love the guy. People wonder why I didn't like
Blake?
I have been saying for a while that Trezl is the Blake we deserved for a long time now...
not as skilled, not as high of a potential, but his output has been phenomenal. I just
posted about measuring wins by the record, but I am going to contradict that by
saying Trezl accrues more intangible stats...
As evidenced by the team's success, the newfound respect from opponents, and the no
excuses mentality. Hard work, no excuses. Motor works on both
ends.
sz123456 CNS MVP X1Posts: 4268votes: 33
04/27/2019 - 03:25 PM
Lou and Bev gave big props to Durant in their postgame. There is a legit shot he comes
here. My money's on New York, but you have to acknowledge the possibility that KD
meets James Dolan and says, "Ahh hell no." Bad owners are toxic, I think
we'd all agree here
I have been saying for a while that Trezl is the Blake we deserved for a long time
now... not as skilled, not as high of a potential, but his output has been
phenomenal. I just posted about measuring wins by the record, but I am going to
contradict that by saying Trezl accrues more intangible stats...
As evidenced by the team's success, the newfound respect from opponents, and the no
excuses mentality. Hard work, no excuses. Motor works on both ends.
Not as skilled? Not as high potential? BG had no shot and developed one. Trezz is
developing a shot. Trezz is a lot more effective in the post. His points are by being
in somebody's face. I saw him hitting corner threes. Both at 5 years BG would be
lunch. He couldn't guard Trezz. High energy is a learned skill, how to conserve en
energy, how to use your body effectively. It's not pixie dust. Trezz is arguably #2
for 6th man of the Year. Trezz's stats are not intangible, it's that stats suck swamp
water. Doc said the same but without he swamp water.
cisco805 CNS MVP X1Posts: 3195votes: 16
04/27/2019 - 07:57 PM
sz123456 wrote:
Lou and Bev gave big props to Durant in their postgame. There is a legit shot he comes
here. My money's on New York, but you have to acknowledge the possibility that KD
meets James Dolan and says, "Ahh hell no." Bad owners are toxic, I think
we'd all agree here
I heard KD moved his business to New York so that could be a sign.
pageC4 CNS MVP X2Posts: 9838votes: 56
04/27/2019 - 09:36 PM
cisco805 wrote:
I heard KD moved his business to New York so that could be a sign.
well, his agent will probably leak word that he wants to come to the Clippers. He will
use the Clippers as a negotiation ploy to land a better deal with New
York.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/27/2019 - 10:30 PM
pageC4 wrote:
well, his agent will probably leak word that he wants to come to the Clippers. He will
use the Clippers as a negotiation ploy to land a better deal with New York.
Don’t need to do that. He’s gonna get the max regardless. Only middle of the road
talent does that
I hate them so much, but cheers to the Warriors showing our boys major respect. Hate
Draymond all you want but he does speak the truth. In just 2 seasons the Clippers went
from being a soft group of premadonnas that no one respected and no direction to
probably the most respected team and organization in the league. Our front office
will make the right moves to set us up for years of Championship contention. Get
ready, boys and girls. We will be hanging some banners really soon.
I hate them so much, but cheers to the Warriors showing our boys major respect. Hate
Draymond all you want but he does speak the truth. In just 2 seasons the Clippers went
from being a soft group of premadonnas that no one respected and no direction to
probably the most respected team and organization in the league. Our front office
will make the right moves to set us up for years of Championship contention. Get
ready, boys and girls. We will be hanging some banners really soon.
I think one thing this makes me reflect on was how bad of a core lob city was. It was full
of very big egos and terrible personalities. When we traded Paul, it was one of the
best things for this franchise. Griffin being traded was also a godsend. It was
almost sacrilegious to say anything bad about these two. But a few years later look
at the difference.
We still got to the playoffs without those two
idiots.
We changed the culture. Griffin and Paul are two of the biggest complainers in the
sport, and they are both highly unlikable.
We gave ourselves maximum flexibility to pursue a REAL franchise
player.
I think what this should show is is just because a group of players gets us to the first
or second round, it does not mean that it is the best and only way to build a franchise.
For quite some time, a few of us wanted to be rid of Paul and Griffin, yet there was
always this unmerited fear that if we did so we would somehow go back to those losing
days. This franchise is better without those two, and frankly, while they were good
players, they were not great players. In this league, you need great players to
advance past a point. I think this year proves that Griffin and Paul were easily
replaceable and not as good as people here made them out to be.
ClipperPostman CNS MVP X2Posts: 8902votes: 62
04/28/2019 - 01:37 PM
toohipcliptoslip wrote:
Not as skilled? Not as high potential? BG had no shot and developed one. Trezz is
developing a shot. Trezz is a lot more effective in the post. His points are by being
in somebody's face. I saw him hitting corner threes. Both at 5 years BG would be
lunch. He couldn't guard Trezz. High energy is a learned skill, how to conserve en
energy, how to use your body effectively. It's not pixie dust. Trezz is arguably #2
for 6th man of the Year. Trezz's stats are not intangible, it's that stats suck swamp
water. Doc said the same but without he swamp water.
I like trezz a lot, but he is no where near as skilled as BG when BG came in. BG’s
passing ability, ball handling, and playmaking all light years ahead of
trezz.
clipperboy24 CNS MVP X2Posts: 7130votes: 44
04/28/2019 - 03:48 PM
ClipperPostman wrote:
I like trezz a lot, but he is no where near as skilled as BG when BG came in. BG’s
passing ability, ball handling, and playmaking all light years ahead of trezz.
Yeah Trezs is good but he can’t create his own shot at all and is a pretty horrible
ball handler while Blake might be the best ball handling and passing bug man in the
league.
I like trezz a lot but he doesn’t come close to Bg.
Yeah Trezs is good but he can’t create his own shot at all and is a pretty
horrible ball handler while Blake might be the best ball handling and passing bug
man in the league.
I like trezz a lot but he doesn’t come close to Bg.
1) Giannis has better handles
2)He's not better (as far as potential and talent), but he does come
close...
Trezl maximizes his minutes and gives yo 100% at all times. His effectiveness is vastle
underrated and BGs is greatly overrated. Taking contract size in consideration, I
take Trezl 10/10
2)He's not better (as far as potential and talent), but he does come
close...
Trezl maximizes his minutes and gives yo 100% at all times. His effectiveness is vastle
underrated and BGs is greatly overrated. Taking contract size in consideration, I
take Trezl 10/10
You are a historical Blake griffin hater so I will take your comments with a grain of
salt, but no Giannis doesn’t have better ball handling skills than BG. Is he
better at attacking the rim because his stride is insane? Yes, but no way he is a
better ball handler than Blake.
Also, i never said per dollar value production just that Montrez can’t create his
own shot and isn’t close to the player Blake is. Does he play with way more
heart and drive than BG? No doubt, for the money I of course take Trezz and was tired of
blake’s Whining but still, BG is the superior player not even
close.
Take my comments however you like, I think BG's "handles" are overrated. He
does pass well, but I stand by my statement that Giannis handles better than Blake.
Or even Lebron. Or KD. I don't really care... which position-less big you pick, but
forwards are getting to be more mobile and BG is not incredibly adept at ball
handling (he's great compared to historical bigs, but not the new class of
hybrids.)
And love how I said "He's NOT better, but he does come close.
Stats show him coming close.
Clemenza CNS MVP X1Posts: 3517votes: 33
04/28/2019 - 09:40 PM
ClipperPostman wrote:
I like trezz a lot, but he is no where near as skilled as BG when BG came in. BG’s
passing ability, ball handling, and playmaking all light years ahead of trezz.
They're even to me. Blake had a superior game but he was uncertain a lot in the post, was a deer
in the headlights against teams like the Warriors, didn't want the ball late in the
4th quarter in close games, and was injured damn near every post season. The Houston
choke alone doesn't put any Lob City era player "light years" ahead of
this squad one bit imo. Love Blake but I'm rollin' with Trez 100%
Dirtydunks Clipper All-StarPosts: 1611votes: 13
04/28/2019 - 10:00 PM
Is there another player like Trez in the league? He is awesome. I was a huge Blake fan and
still am however Trez is on an equal level in my book. Just an incredibly efficient
player. He’s a star.
pageC4 CNS MVP X2Posts: 9838votes: 56
04/28/2019 - 10:16 PM
clipperboy24 wrote:
You are a historical Blake griffin hater so I will take your comments with a grain of
salt, but no Giannis doesn’t have better ball handling skills than BG. Is he
better at attacking the rim because his stride is insane? Yes, but no way he is a
better ball handler than Blake.
Also, i never said per dollar value production just that Montrez can’t create his
own shot and isn’t close to the player Blake is. Does he play with way more
heart and drive than BG? No doubt, for the money I of course take Trezz and was tired of
blake’s Whining but still, BG is the superior player not even close.
Yup, those are two separate arguments.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 09:29 AM
pageC4 wrote:
For quite some time, a few of us wanted to be rid of Paul and Griffin, yet there was
always this unmerited fear that if we did so we would somehow go back to those losing
days. .
Maybe because you were arguing to get rid of the two and Doc to tank so we can tank to build
"from within." Even this season you wanted the team to not make the
playoff.
The clippers are not tanking and they kept Doc. They traded for good players that will
give them flexibility and possibly rebuild through free agency which is
completely different from your argument of blowing the team up to
tank
You are a historical Blake griffin hater so I will take your comments with a grain of
salt, but no Giannis doesn’t have better ball handling skills than BG. Is he
better at attacking the rim because his stride is insane? Yes, but no way he is a
better ball handler than Blake.
Very similar back in the days when people used to argue who is a better ball handler Jordan
or Kobe?
Kobe has aesthetically pleasing handle, but Jordan understood how to get anywhere on
the floor without using much energy.
Are we judging handle by how "cool" it looks like the AND 1 commercials? Or
are we judging handle by being able to dribble and get to anywhere on the floor
without losing control?
Blake has beautiful dribble but loses control and at times do not protect the ball from
defenders.
Giannis doesn't do And 1 cross over but because his freakish length can protect the ball
better and dribble to his spot without any difficulties.
They're even to me. Blake had a superior game but he was uncertain a lot in the post,
was a deer in the headlights against teams like the Warriors, didn't want the ball
late in the 4th quarter in close games, and was injured damn near every post season.
The Houston choke alone doesn't put any Lob City era player "light
years" ahead of this squad one bit imo. Love Blake but I'm rollin' with Trez
100%
More like an emotional argument. That LOB city era team when healthy was way better than
this team. We had a good year, overchchieved, and this is one of the funniest
clippers team to watch. But let’s not rewrite history.
This team was an 8th seed and won 2 games. That clippers team was a perinnial playoff
contender and was one game from WCF.
Blake has superior skills than Trezz. Trezz has more heart and energy, but he is still
coming off the bench and his best work is in the pick n roll. Trezz could barely score
on post ups vs GSW.
Blake was a superior passer. Far superior. Also let’s not rewrite history based on
bias. Blake his rookie year was 22ppg, 12rb, 4ast on 50% shooting
Blake also was superior in the pick n roll. Trezz is a beast, but pre injury Blake was one of
the most feared pick n roll bigs in the game.
Again I like Trezz as much as the next fan. But I can’t rewrite history based on
bias,
Very similar back in the days when people used to argue who is a better ball handler
Jordan or Kobe?
Kobe has aesthetically pleasing handle, but Jordan understood how to get anywhere on
the floor without using much energy.
Are we judging handle by how "cool" it looks like the AND 1 commercials? Or
are we judging handle by being able to dribble and get to anywhere on the floor
without losing control?
Blake has beautiful dribble but loses control and at times do not protect the ball from
defenders.
Giannis doesn't do And 1 cross over but because his freakish length can protect the ball
better and dribble to his spot without any difficulties.
If you can dribble the call like an and 1 player you can get to your spots. People
don’t dribble in place.
Kyrie is probably the best ball handler in the league. He can and 1 cross you and get to any
spot on the floor. Curry has superior handles as well.
Giannis doesn’t have a great handle. He had size and strength that he can get to
different spots on the floor. He has enough ball handling skill that he
doesn’t lose the ball every time, he’s a decent ball handler, but the
size is what makes it so effective.
Blake is a superior ball handler to Giannis. Regardless of how you try to spin ball
handling to mean what you want it to mean.
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles Joined: 07/26/2007votes: 179
04/29/2019 - 10:57 AM
jarca wrote:
Maybe because you were arguing to get rid of the two and Doc to tank so we can tank to
build "from within." Even this season you wanted the team to not make the
playoff.
The clippers are not tanking and they kept Doc. They traded for good players that will
give them flexibility and possibly rebuild through free agency which is
completely different from your argument of blowing the team up to tank
But you were the guy that thought we would suck this season and even wanted to bet people
on wins. While Page wanted to tank for the pick, you didn't even give them a chance to
make the playoffs. I don't know, he wanted to tank for the pick while you didn't give
this team a chance. You gave up on them before the first tip.
By the way, some people said that if we traded/ let DJ go, there was no shot we would make
the play-offs. Well,we let DJ walk to Dallas and was traded to the worst team in the
league. In case you haven't noticed, we've rebuilt the team sans a real star. Just
like some of us wanted....How's it looking now, Jarca?
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 11:02 AM
clipper*joe wrote:
But you were the guy that thought we would suck this season and even wanted to bet
people on wins. While Page wanted to tank for the pick, you didn't even give them a
chance to make the playoffs. I don't know, he wanted to tank for the pick while you
didn't give this team a chance. You gave up on them before the first tip.
you also thought we would suck lol heck you didn't even want to take the bet. he also
thought we would suck lol..
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 11:07 AM
ClipperPostman wrote:
Blake is a superior ball handler to Giannis. Regardless of how you try to spin ball
handling to mean what you want it to mean.
Both play point/forward.
Giannis has averaged less turnover and more assist. So what's your criteria for handle is
just aesthetic?
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
04/29/2019 - 11:18 AM
jarca wrote:
you also thought we would suck lol heck you didn't even want to take the bet. he also
thought we would suck lol..
Exactly! But the difference is I am not acting like my sh*t don't stink by trying to pretend
everyone else had it wrong but you. I freely admit I didn't think we would end up as
good as we ended up but it goes back to what I wanted years ago. So if anything, what I
wanted to happen is happening faster than I thought. You wanted to pay DJ the max,
remember? Remember i said DJ shouldn't get more than 17 million, not 35million. You
were in the max DJ plan. My plan never changed. You wanted to keep feeding the money
pit that was going nowhere. Watch, DJ is looking at 10 million or
less.
Exactly! But the difference is I am not acting like my sh*t don't stink by trying to
pretend everyone else had it wrong but you. I freely admit I didn't think we would end
up as good as we ended up but it goes back to what I wanted years ago. So if anything,
what I wanted to happen is happening faster than I thought. You wanted to pay DJ the
max, remember? Remember i said DJ shouldn't get more than 17 million, not
35million. You were in the max DJ plan. My plan never changed. You wanted to keep
feeding the money pit that was going nowhere. Watch, DJ is looking at 10 million or
less.
U have ur timeline confused. I was at sign DJ for 4 yrs 80 after losing to Houston. I was
never on a sign DJ to max as a corner stone after Blake and CP were
traded
And who’s pretending I didn’t get it wrong when I’ve said multiple
times I thought this was a 30-35 win team lol. I ate my crow and paid my debt
hahahaha
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
04/29/2019 - 11:24 AM
jarca wrote:
you also thought we would suck lol heck you didn't even want to take the bet. he also
thought we would suck lol..
Actually, I never even predicted where we would be. I just wanted to sit this year out and watch
what happens. I never even had a discussion with you about it. lol
What I did say is that all I wanted before the season to get rid of Baby Rivers and I would be
happy. I even put up a Doc avatar to show my respect for the team. I made no predictions
but I did admit I didn't think this team would turn out as good as it did. But make no
mistake, I was one of the few who wanted to rebuild years ago. So if anything, what I
wanted is turning out better than I thought.
Exactly! But the difference is I am not acting like my sh*t don't stink by trying to
pretend everyone else had it wrong but you. I freely admit I didn't think we would end
up as good as we ended up but it goes back to what I wanted years ago. So if anything,
what I wanted to happen is happening faster than I thought. You wanted to pay DJ the
max, remember? Remember i said DJ shouldn't get more than 17 million, not
35million. You were in the max DJ plan. My plan never changed. You wanted to keep
feeding the money pit that was going nowhere. Watch, DJ is looking at 10 million or
less.
that is true. No one, absolutely no one thought we would make the playoffs at the
start of the year. Also, yes Jarca was for keeping the money thrown at the money pit.
Time has proven that it was the right move not to re-up Paul, Griffin, or Jordan.
Those three were a dead end. Great post Joe. Also, you did call it that the
organization would be fine without DJ
What is so crazy about this year is that we had somewhat of a hybrid system. We have
essentially four rookies (Zubac, Shamet, Robinson, and SGA), some good role
players, and flexibility. Although I didn't get my full rebuild, I'm at least happy
that we haven't lost sight of the future. It is going to be nice to watch the kids
grow.
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
04/29/2019 - 11:27 AM
pageC4 wrote:
that is true. No one, absolutely no one thought we would make the playoffs at the
start of the year. Also, yes Jarca was for keeping the money thrown at the money pit.
Time has proven that it was the right move not to re-up Paul, Griffin, or Jordan.
Those three were a dead end. Great post Joe. Also, you did call it that the
organization would be fine without DJ
Gracias!
clipper*joe CNS Champion UltraPosts: 22137Location: los angeles votes: 179
04/29/2019 - 11:38 AM
Bottom line:
We all had it wrong in one form or another and instead of appreciating this season for
what it was, now we have arguing over who had it wrong the most. This is why this
season, I posted less and just read a lot. I got everything I wanted (Rivers/DJ gone)
before the season started. I was good to go. I didn't feel the need to argue this
season. Maybe we should stop the finger wagging because all of us are guilty of
getting it wrong in one way or the other.
Things are looking up people!
✓ Repped (+1)
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 11:45 AM
clipper*joe wrote:
Bottom line:
We all had it wrong in one form or another and instead of appreciating this season for
what it was, now we have arguing over who had it wrong the most. This is why this
season, I posted less and just read a lot. I got everything I wanted (Rivers/DJ gone)
before the season started. I was good to go. I didn't feel the need to argue this
season. Maybe we should stop the finger wagging because all of us are guilty of
getting it wrong in one way or the other.
Things are looking up people!
Good point Repoed
ClipperPostman CNS MVP X2Posts: 8902votes: 62
04/29/2019 - 01:55 PM
jarca wrote:
Both play point/forward.
Giannis has averaged less turnover and more assist. So what's your criteria for handle is
just aesthetic?
Giannis averaged 3.7 TO this season as compared to Blakes 3.4... what you talking about
Willis?
Both average about 5 assists.. what you talking about Willis?
Draymond gave respect to Trez, cause Trez beat that a**. Our former player, with all his
skills and talent, got his a** beat and whined and complained the entire way through
(not to mention got hurt).
In some respects Trez>Blake.
In other respects Trez<Blake.
Happy with Trez, prefer him over Blake. And have hated Draymond through it all. Including
now, after his team bested our team and he talked sh*t throughout it
all.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 02:38 PM
ClipperPostman wrote:
Giannis averaged 3.7 TO this season as compared to Blakes 3.4... what you talking
about Willis?
Both average about 5 assists.. what you talking about Willis?
Career averaged and higher usage rate
toohipcliptoslip CNS MVP X2Posts: 9527votes: 71
04/29/2019 - 03:01 PM
LAC_12 wrote:
Draymond gave respect to Trez, cause Trez beat that a**. Our former player, with all
his skills and talent, got his a** beat and whined and complained the entire way
through (not to mention got hurt).
Happy with Trez, prefer him over Blake. And have hated Draymond through it all. Including
now, after his team bested our team and he talked sh*t throughout it all.
You would love Draymond if he were a Clipper. He talks smack but he also smacks that a**
.How about Bev? What's so bad about Draymond?
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/29/2019 - 03:11 PM
toohipcliptoslip wrote:
You would love Draymond if he were a Clipper. He talks smack but he also smacks that
a** .How about Bev? What's so bad about Draymond?
Bev doesn't get away with blatant technical fouls while NBA officials stretch the
rules for Draymond so he won't be tossed out.
Draymond is dirty... take away his dirty kicks and I'd love him yea... I love players that
hustle. 100% effort is something that people should be drawn to no? Sometimes he can
be extra, which I don't like.
But his hard work and passion, I can be down with.
We all had it wrong in one form or another and instead of appreciating this season for
what it was, now we have arguing over who had it wrong the most. This is why this
season, I posted less and just read a lot. I got everything I wanted (Rivers/DJ gone)
before the season started. I was good to go. I didn't feel the need to argue this
season. Maybe we should stop the finger wagging because all of us are guilty of
getting it wrong in one way or the other.
Things are looking up people!
Good point CJ. Sometimes, I forget the important things. It was a good season, and I
think most people got something they wanted out of it. For me, it was Shai and Landry
being picked/acquired and developed. It's going to be an awesome off season. Would
rep you but I maxed out with giving you reps I believe
WickaBaskets Clipper StarterPosts: 316votes: 7
04/29/2019 - 06:48 PM
ALright change of subject. Game 6... who else thought our home crowd sucked? And not just
this game, I have been saying for years how sad our crowd is. They are nothing but
cheerleading that cheer simply for participation. Zero knowledge of the game and
moments. I wish it was so different. Fan bases that know what's good: Boston,
Portland, Lakers, Thunder,
I mean these are cities with SMART fan bases as a whole.
Game 6 was a joke to me and the crowd was quiet already by the end of the first quarter. It
pisses me off so badly I don't have words for it.
More like an emotional argument. That LOB city era team when healthy was way better
than this team. We had a good year, overchchieved, and this is one of the funniest
clippers team to watch. But let’s not rewrite history.
This team was an 8th seed and won 2 games. That clippers team was a perinnial playoff
contender and was one game from WCF.
Blake has superior skills than Trezz. Trezz has more heart and energy, but he is still
coming off the bench and his best work is in the pick n roll. Trezz could barely score
on post ups vs GSW.
Blake was a superior passer. Far superior. Also let’s not rewrite history based on
bias. Blake his rookie year was 22ppg, 12rb, 4ast on 50% shooting
Blake also was superior in the pick n roll. Trezz is a beast, but pre injury Blake was one of
the most feared pick n roll bigs in the game.
Again I like Trezz as much as the next fan. But I can’t rewrite history based on bias,
Nobody is re-writing history. And here we are still chasing the high of Blake's rookie
year. And I was/still is a Blake guy. A Lot of the failures of the Lob City era was on Doc
the GM cause he never put anything around the big 3.. But he's rebounded and had a
really nice year in Motown until injuries caught him again in the postseason. Yes
technically Blake is the better player but he shrunk under the bright lights a lot,
got too caught up in Hollywood, injuries, breaking his hand on the trainers face,
etc. And his handles never really led to many fast breaks or assists cause he was too
unsure of what moves to make in the paint. His new three point shot has helped his game
though.
I still say the the argument between the two players is even. Trez isn't getting
punked by Draymond or the ZBo types, he rebounds, all heart, his game is growing
before our eyes, players on other teams respect and would love to play with him.
Unlike CP3 Blake was on the cusp of owning the city of LA early in his career. Even
Lakers fans loved him and said he was signing to them when his contract was up with us.
He started off with the grit and fight plus a human highlight reel with an
unstoppable motor and then it slowly started to disappear. Blake's rookie season
was one of the greatest things I've ever witnessed. Back then it wasn't will he win a
MVP award but how many.
ALright change of subject. Game 6... who else thought our home crowd sucked? And not
just this game, I have been saying for years how sad our crowd is. They are nothing but
cheerleading that cheer simply for participation. Zero knowledge of the game and
moments. I wish it was so different. Fan bases that know what's good: Boston,
Portland, Lakers, Thunder,
I mean these are cities with SMART fan bases as a whole.
Game 6 was a joke to me and the crowd was quiet already by the end of the first quarter. It
pisses me off so badly I don't have words for it.
Thoughts people?
Sucked canal water through a straw. Game 3 was good. Remember, we are building an
absolutely new fan base. Lob City Band Wagon is gone and we were supposed to suck.
We're newbies, or at least we were. Give it till next year. I made a megaphone from my
clapper. Lakers? You mean the fans that riot?
If BG had grit and fight, he wouldn't have gotten punked and called a little
bitch.
Mistwell3 Clipper All-StarPosts: 1004Location: Los Angelesvotes: 23
04/30/2019 - 08:34 AM
I was at our first home game of this series and yeah, that home crowd sucked as well. WAY
too many Warriors fans in there. I was sitting next to one loud one, and behind two
more. Our crowd was not loud enough for sure, and you could hear the
"Waaaaarrrrrriors!" chant from the crowd sometimes. It was
annoying.
jarca CNS MVP ChampionPosts: 15671votes: 70
04/30/2019 - 09:31 AM
Mistwell3 wrote:
I was at our first home game of this series and yeah, that home crowd sucked as well.
WAY too many Warriors fans in there. I was sitting next to one loud one, and behind two
more. Our crowd was not loud enough for sure, and you could hear the
"Waaaaarrrrrriors!" chant from the crowd sometimes. It was annoying.
Always seem to be the cased. Clippers fans bring families to the game while the away crowd
always bring the drunks hahahaha
ALright change of subject. Game 6... who else thought our home crowd sucked? And not
just this game, I have been saying for years how sad our crowd is. They are nothing but
cheerleading that cheer simply for participation. Zero knowledge of the game and
moments. I wish it was so different. Fan bases that know what's good: Boston,
Portland, Lakers, Thunder,
I mean these are cities with SMART fan bases as a whole.
Game 6 was a joke to me and the crowd was quiet already by the end of the first quarter. It
pisses me off so badly I don't have words for it.
Thoughts people?
We're you at the game? My friend was there and said the crowd was rocking early and
throughout the game but Durant, as usual, was silencing a lot of the crowd and
momentum. Plus this Warriors bandwagon is almost over with hopefully. Its a
California team and there's a ton of bay area people living in LA. That's a heavy
storm to fight through within the state. Most franchises don't have to deal with
things like that. Hardly any transplants or even visitors are going to OKC.
Portland doesn't even have Seattle to worry about anymore. Might have some NY's in
Boston every now and then but that's it.
Yeah Trezs is good but he can’t create his own shot at all and is a pretty
horrible ball handler while Blake might be the best ball handling and passing bug
man in the league.
I like trezz a lot but he doesn’t come close to Bg.
The only resemblance that I find in both Trez and BG is both can't rebound for big men.
😂😂
In all seriousness, I hope Trez comes back with more skills as to ball handling, a jump
shot and of course better boxing out for a rebound.
I’m also hoping Big Zu gets a personal coach and develops in the paint. He needs better
ball handling skills as well and those ugly put backs when he got rebounds were
terrible. Need some good moves in the post I’m hoping it’s not a DJ 2.0
where nothing of that sort was worked on. Big Zu can only get better and better with
the proper coaching.