NBA Season/Playoffs 2025-26

[Larry for 3]

Williams was out and even when he played he was clearly not right.  Can't put much stock in them losing without their 2nd best player.

Curious if the same logic is applied last year to the Celtics with their injuries to Zinger, Brown, and then Tatum, and this year to Tatum,

You forgot Jrue also missed time and was limited in the playoffs too.

And Aaron Gordon , Middleton ect. We can go on an on an on about injuries until the cows come home. It?s a pointless exercise.  It is what it is. Part of the game.

[SparzWizard]

Williams was out and even when he played he was clearly not right.  Can't put much stock in them losing without their 2nd best player.

Curious if the same logic is applied last year to the Celtics with their injuries to Zinger, Brown, and then Tatum, and this year to Tatum,

You forgot Jrue also missed time and was limited in the playoffs too.

And Aaron Gordon , Middleton ect. We can go on an on an on about injuries until the cows come home. It?s a pointless exercise.  It is what it is. Part of the game.

If Timelord didn't get injured in 2022 or if Ja Morant was healthy, Warriors would've lost to Grizzlies. Celtics win 2022!

If Shaq was healthy in 2011, C's take that year!!

[Silas]

Williams was out and even when he played he was clearly not right.  Can't put much stock in them losing without their 2nd best player.

Curious if the same logic is applied last year to the Celtics with their injuries to Zinger, Brown, and then Tatum, and this year to Tatum,

You forgot Jrue also missed time and was limited in the playoffs too.

And Aaron Gordon , Middleton ect. We can go on an on an on about injuries until the cows come home. It?s a pointless exercise.  It is what it is. Part of the game.

If Timelord didn't get injured in 2022 or if Ja Morant was healthy, Warriors would've lost to Grizzlies. Celtics win 2022!

If Shaq was healthy in 2011, C's take that year!!

If...if.....if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump his ass everytime he hops.

[Goldstar88]

NBA Communications: The Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder finished as the most-watched Conference Finals in 24 years with an average of 10.8 million viewers per game on NBC/Peacock. San Antonio?s victory over Oklahoma City in Game 7 averaged 15.9 million viewers, peaking with 17.7 million viewers.
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