NBA: ***2023-24 NBA season***
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I don't really think of the T Wolves as all that young, but I guess if you count their best player is young the youth factor has a bigger impact. OKC definitely young.
Not the best bball I've ever watched but the 4th quarter of this game has been incredibly entertaining.
For being a huge game that came down to the last minute that crowd sounded pretty quiet
At least they made it interesting without Mitchell. W/o him I'm surprised cavs made it a game.
Glad to see reverse psychology work again. Luka is a great player but any team with Kyrie on it I can't root for.
Texas as a state feels about as entitled as it gets. It's not a surprise that the majority of their home court atmospheres suck with the exception of a place like Lubbock, which is in the middle of nowhere and genuinely has the attitude that a lot of the state thinks they have.
If you were a Cavs fan how would you feel about LeBron sitting court side at Cleveland for a playoff game? A whole lot on both sides of that coin.
Wolves are freakishly long without even considering Ant is hitting his head on the backboard all the time.
That clip the other day I swear Gobert is hanging on the rim with his feet touching the ground.
It is nuts all 3 of their NBA teams have had dominant eras. Mavs really deserved a second title if the zebras hadn’t fallen in love with Wade to a record shattering clip. All anchored by lots of international players too.
He wasn't Michael Jordan for them, but he did deliver a title. He'll always be welcomed there.
