How to beat the GSW ?

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  1. TBpup

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    Be physical with them and pound them in the paint. They get very whiny when pushed and Green starts going gansta'.
     
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    PtldPlatypus Let's go Baby Blazers! Staff Member Global Moderator Moderator

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    So let's say hypothetically:
    • Cleveland trades Love for George to pair with Lebron/Kyrie
    • Boston signs Hayward and trades for Butler to add to Thomas/Horford
    • Spurs sign/trade for Chris Paul to run point with Kawhi/LMA
    Which of those "super teams" has the best chance to beat the Warriors?
     
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    Nikolokolus There's always next year

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    D) None of the above
     
  4. Natebishop3

    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    How do you beat GSW?

    1. Cut a hole in the box.
    2. Put your junk in that box.
    3. Make em open that box!
     
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    How are the Spurs acquiring Chris Paul without dumping Aldridge? All the analyses I've seen of how viable Paul-to-the-Spurs is revolves around the Spurs divesting themselves of Gasol's and Aldridge's contracts.

    If the Spurs could somehow add Paul without losing a major piece, they'd be easily the Warriors' biggest threat. In my opinion, the Spurs were the second-best team this year but had bad injury luck. Adding Paul, a two-way star still in his late-prime, to replace a steeply-declining Tony Parker would make them a monster.
     

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