We've lost to the ****ty Wizards 2 years in a row. They were even ****tier this year and even with the knowledge of last year's loss we still lost. So ****ing embarrassing tonight.
**** happens. I still like OKC in the west
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On a side note, I hope Presti is working on some sort of trade...
It's comforting to look at this game in isolation, but we're 6-4 in the last 10, playing horribly in the 1st quarter, using bad lineups for the wrong situations, and defense hasn't been up to poor. Just some bad trends going into the toughest stretch of the season.
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He's a cancer when it comes to technical fouls. He leads league in turnovers and cant hit a shot to save his life.
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Yea, Perk is far from a cancer... From my understanding, he is like the glue that keeps everyone in line.
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Who gives a **** about this loss? It's going to happen from time to time. The Hornets beat the Spurs tonight also. Home court doesn't matter as much as people think. Thunder can win any series as long as they are healthy. Health and creating a bit more depth are the only two things that matter until the playoffs start.
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I mean, I'm not that worried about *this* loss...but the guy who mentioned we're 6-4 in our last 10 has a point. Even then, I'm not too worried about losing the games we're losing, but more how we're losing them...particularly, Kevin Martin has looked horrible the last few games, and Kendrick Perkins is playing some of the worst defensive basketball I've seen him play in a Thunder uniform. Our bench looks pretty out of sync too, but Brooks is changing up some of the lineups and trying to find some options for a variety of situations, and I'm okay with that.
However, even with those things, I think the Thunder are still the favorites out of the west. It would be nice, though if we didn't look lackadaisical and, worse than that, entitled (see 3 Technical fouls in 4 games by KD).
Entitlement is part of the fabric of the NBA. If you don't believe that, you haven't been watching the league very long. Superstars get the benefit of the doubt from the officials. I have no problem with KD making sure the refs remember that we have 2 superstars. Just taking a ten game sample because there have been some losses in there doesn't paint the entire picture.
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I agree that is hasn't been here yet, but when a team makes the Conference Finals and then The Finals in back-to-back years it's going to happen. I don't blame our guys at all for expecting to get the calls that they see their peers getting over and over again, especially when their opponents get the calls against us. I wish it wasn't the case, but it is just a natural part of the process of becoming a Championship team.
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Gottlieb on the radio suggests OKC needs a back-up PG... He threw Brandon Jennings name out there... I don't see it happenin'
I think hinrich would be great here
On this PG subject, I would try to get Jose Calderon from Toronto. They guy can hit open shots and dimes like a boss. Granted he is making 10 mill, he is on his final year per ESPiN. May not be a great fit, but at 31, the guy would be a quality guy to stick with the 2nd unit IMO. Anyways, carry on.
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Saw a rumor that the 76ers may have wanted (want?) Eric Maynor. Straight up for Kwame Brown seems like a good trade...somebody to push Thabeet.
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**** I just remembered the midget plays for MINN. I hope this game tonight isn't a nail biter.
I know, that midget be killin' us!... On a brighter note, least K-Love isn't playing tonight
Hate little ****! Westbrook should control him defensively. Don't see how he scores like he does against us.
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...Don't tell me Brooks never varies the lineups...
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Really impressed with Deandre Liggins tonight. He brings a lot of energy.
Sucks to see Maynor become a shadow of what he was.
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At this point, I think trading Maynor would be the best thing for Maynor's career. He didn't just lose his basketball skills, he's just not playing well. A big change and the necessity to really prove himself could potentially help him break through his slump.
That, and Reggie Jackson has shown immense improvement over last year, certainly enough that the backup PG position is his to lose. Still lots to work on, but I'm particularly pleased with the work he puts in defensively.
I also feel like we're at a point in the season where we really need to start seeing what this team looks like with Westbrook and Durant both on the bench. I feel like with those 2 both on the bench, it frees up the rest of players to play...Otherwise the ****umption, particularly if it's Durant + bench players, is that he'll just kind of do his thing and that they don't need to be as active. In the past 3 or 4 games, I feel like we've seen more of this, and it hasn't always led to good bench production, but every team, at least to my eyes, the bench has seemed to play with more freedom.
Would the Thunder be interested in Tyreke Evans?
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