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Clyde_Style wrote:I'm in no way a Richard Jefferson fan. I have found him annoying in the past.
However, while watching this game back he was very fair and even-handed towards the Knicks. It surprised me
Deeeez Knicks wrote:Embiid will never win anything flopping like this. It is truly sad. Dude could be an all time great if he played with some grit instead of so soft
X-Man Cometh wrote:Monk1718 wrote:X-Man Cometh wrote:What surprises me most about this team is how resilient they are.
As fans, we’re so accustomed to teams just folding under pressure and some fake-hustle, but these guys are different.
They simply don’t quit, they stay composed and seem to really believe that they can win no matter the circumstances.
They’re making us believers too. I’m just glad we’re here for the ride.
The PTSD is real
I remember that bitch Tyson Chandler with the damn flu and everybody just forgetting how to play basketball, leaving Melo alone. And Melo was quite frustrating to watch sometimes too.
Combine that with Randle’s playoff performances and you’re probably right.
Clyde_Style wrote:I'm in no way a Richard Jefferson fan. I have found him annoying in the past.
However, while watching this game back he was very fair and even-handed towards the Knicks. It surprised me
aggo wrote:
X-Man Cometh wrote:Monk1718 wrote:X-Man Cometh wrote:What surprises me most about this team is how resilient they are.
As fans, we’re so accustomed to teams just folding under pressure and some fake-hustle, but these guys are different.
They simply don’t quit, they stay composed and seem to really believe that they can win no matter the circumstances.
They’re making us believers too. I’m just glad we’re here for the ride.
The PTSD is real
I remember that bitch Tyson Chandler with the damn flu and everybody just forgetting how to play basketball, leaving Melo alone. And Melo was quite frustrating to watch sometimes too.
Combine that with Randle’s playoff performances and you’re probably right.
TKKnicks1 wrote:If Bogs was younger I think he would be back next game but 35 year old bodies just don't heal the same. Bogs was playing hard on both ends of the floor and kept the Sixers guessing. I hope he will be back.
Context wrote:Clyde_Style wrote:I'm in no way a Richard Jefferson fan. I have found him annoying in the past.
However, while watching this game back he was very fair and even-handed towards the Knicks. It surprised me
hes another Knick hater...
KnicksGod wrote:I like Oubre and am pretty impressed with his game
And he’s not a hater
aggo wrote:
matchman wrote:Whoever called our series over in game thread, you owe this team a serious apology.
This team just don't quit.
Ihart and Divo will get better in game 5.
See ya it is 4am in Hong Kong and I am ecstatic now, how can I sleep for tomorrow's work?
Strick wrote:Hard to put into words the effort this team put forth today. I’m still stunned by the game
Brunson was remarkable. Not only making buckets but also creating for others. He had good moments defensively too and clutch down the stretch
Hart and Precious may have had the two most impactful games for guys who scored 5 points combined in a combined 66 mins
OG was spectacular and he was the answer on Embiid defensively. He was more aggressive on offense and his defense continues to wow
Deuce continues to provide huge bench mins as well. Props to Thibs adjusting
I also wanted to give props to Maxey. Dude is one of the youngest on that Sixers team and the most level headed. He’s going to be a MF to go against for years but he’s earned my respect with how he handles himself on and off the court
