Jaynes: If the Blazers lose to GS...sh!t hits the fan

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  1. hasoos

    hasoos Well-Known Member

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    Golden State is fucking pathetic and we should not lose to them. Period. Half of their squad is NBDL players.
     
  2. MIXUM

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    i will say 1 thing...

    we beat this same team in portalnd without....

    Batum, Outalw, Camby, Blake, Rudy.
     
  3. OddEnormous

    OddEnormous I'M FLYING!! I'M FLYING!!

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    You always say that. No matter what month of the season we are in and no matter who we are playing.

    Hey! Can you play "Lady in Red" for me dude?
     
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    OddEnormous I'M FLYING!! I'M FLYING!!

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    Gotta love fans moaning about losing a game we haven't even played yet.
     
  5. The_Lillard_King

    The_Lillard_King Westside

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    Not sure what is up with Roy injury wise, but I agree the Blazers need to win tonight and if they don't, injuries can no longer be an excuse.
     
  6. PtldPlatypus

    PtldPlatypus Let's go Baby Blazers! Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    They have shooters. Outside shooters. We have terrible perimeter defense. If they do nothing but bomb treys all game, they could probably shoot upwards of 40% and probably break 100 on us without much difficulty.

    I won't be shocked if we lose tonight, for that reason alone.
     
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    Not sure where I was moaning. There was a debate about whether or not this is a game we should win or not.


    I guess this means no one should talk about the draft before it happens? Or the season before it happens? Or the playoffs before they happen? Why do we have a prediction game for a game that hasn't been played yet? Or have threads about the upcoming schedule because we haven't played those games yet?
     
  8. HailBlazers

    HailBlazers RipCity

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    That is no debate sorry man
     
  9. hasoos

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    That doesn't make it right. I have seen Golden State play a lot this season, and they are a very bad team. There is no excuse for letting that happen. So, lets hope it doesn't happen, and the streak ends. But it's not like Anthony Morrow hasn't had career nights against us before when folks refused to guard him on the perimeter, and that is just fucking sad.
     
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    We agree. There is no debate on whether we should or not. We simply should, no questions asked.
     
  11. PtldPlatypus

    PtldPlatypus Let's go Baby Blazers! Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    No doubt--looking at the talent levels and motivations of the two teams, Portland should win by 25+. However, looking at strengths vs weaknesses, I'm betting it will be a lot closer than it should be.
     
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    If Jaynes is guilty of anything, it's (over)stating the obvious. If the Blazers give an honest effort, they are about 90% likely to win.
     
  13. OddEnormous

    OddEnormous I'M FLYING!! I'M FLYING!!

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    The entire spirit of the thread is moaning about not beating GS.
     
  14. hasoos

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    I'll take a dishonest effort. As long as somebody finally plays with effort!:devilwink:
     
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    The_Lillard_King Westside

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    Exactly. Jaynes is making a big deal out of something that is likely not to happen.

    In fact couldn't have Jaynes wrote a similar article when the Blazedrs played the Kings. I think he choose this game to do it because he knows there is more of an upset potential in this game (Blazers against a team they don't play well on the road).
     
  16. maxiep

    maxiep RIP Dr. Jack

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    Rudy, the solution is simple: go outside and walk around your beige clapboard apartment complex in Bristol, CT.
     
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    maxiep RIP Dr. Jack

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    The problem isn't that we're cursed in Oakland or that we don't play well there. The problem is that Don Nelson owns Nate. He's so unpredicable, Nate can't crack him. When you combine that fact with the Warriors playing much better at home than the road, especially when that crowd gets going, and you have a tough game.

    Crazy Donnie + High energy play = Warrior dominance over the Blazers at Oracle.

    All that being said, I expect us to win tonight.
     
  18. hasoos

    hasoos Well-Known Member

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    Exactamundo! See the problem with Nate, as I have seen it all through the years, is Nate is a matchup coach. He will matchup with other coaches, even if it is to our detriment to do so. Don Nelson knows his players strengths is small ball. He also knows Nate is match up coach, much like Avory Johnson who he owned in the playoffs a few years ago. He just goes small, wait for Nate to match up, and then knows he has the advantage because that is his teams strength, and rolls the dice.

    By the way, matchup coaches don't win finals. Coaches that dictate the mismatches, do.
     
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    I think it's more correct to say, coaches that dictate the mismatches because they have players capable of dictating mismatches, win finals.
     
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    I don't think it is the coaches that dictate the mismatches . . . it's the players on the team.

    Give me Kobe or Lebron, I'll show a mismatch. In fact isn't one of Nate's fault that he runs iso with Roy all the time down the stretch . . . isn't that dictating a mismatch (when Roy is healthy)
     

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