Boston in 6The Celtics have a good team but they’re about to be in trouble.Â
Had to throw in that Pirates clip. :( ÂJust watch the first :40 of this clip of the TNT crew reacting to the Wolves winning. You won't regret it.
grats Frosty! Helluva game. Our turn tonight! Flock up!
 Hadn't heard this one before.haha yeah wouldn't have been my first choice of slogan but they didn't ask for my input, so just rolling with what they got Hadn't heard this one before.
 It 100% was not.Congrats, @Frostillicus. Nice win for your guys, even if the celebration did seem a bit over-the-top for winning a play-in game…
How does ANY sports fan not subscribe to The Athletic? I obviously already have it, but aren’t they running a promo right now where it’s like $1/month or something?  Eric Nehm wrote a piece yesterday on Jrue Holiday that’s worth the price of subscription all by itself!
ETA: I have some free-trial codes if anyone is interested.
Speaking of the Bucks and low characters, who can forget this cheap shot? (And, no, it’s not of Grayson Allen.)Â
 if Lebron is in fact making GM decisions, how is his role as defacto GM any different than an actual GM?
if the team sucks, the role players get shuffled. if the team wins, the role players get shuffled. players come and go from teams. star players have been making the decision on where they want to play for years.
it would be a strange decision indeed for phantom GM Lebron to say "well, that season sucked. we should run it back with the exact roster, coach and hope it gets better."Â Â
people would call him, or any GM, a clown for doing that.Â
and if he's not happy in LA because the roster sucks, the team has no picks and he can opt out and play in..... New York.. why would he stay in LA?? because fans might get mad if he left?
In Ed Malloy reffed games the Clippers rank 3rd in free throws attempted per game, Wolves rank 27th.
In Scott Foster reffed games the Clippers rank 2nd in free throws attempted, Wolves rank 29th.
Guess who is reffing tonight? NBA gotta get an LA team in the playoffs.
The amount of whining in this game on both sides is staggering.
Paul George 3-14 is the most Playoff P statline ever
Can't be made at the T-wolves for the celebration. Heck, if the Kings ever even have a winning season, the people of Sacramento will probably burn the city down partying.
Just watch the first :40 of this clip of the TNT crew reacting to the Wolves winning. You won't regret it.
You too?What exactly are they celebrating?
Yea it’s cool. Let people have fun, who cares.ÂCan't be made at the T-wolves for the celebration. Heck, if the Kings ever even have a winning season, the people of Sacramento will probably burn the city down partying.
Sort of a bandwagon Wolves fan myself, the only part I thought was over the top was Beverly crying, just because of his long career and short stint with the Wolves; it was surprising to me. I think players absorb a franchises history & a community’s frustrations (and excitement) more than they let on sometimes. Not sure how else you can explain the celebration last night. Towns and Okogie are the only two guys who were even here like 3 years ago. Excited to see them matchup against Memphis. I think we’ve shown we can hang.ÂYou too?
A team with almost zero success since inception and any glimmer of hope was short and fleeting and never amounted to anything finally has put together a season that was not only successful but also full of hope. Something we never have. Losing this game would have validated 30 years of constant false starts, false hope, and failure and I guarantee you any Wolves fan would have predicted a loss on Thursday. This win means no matter what else happens this is a season to celebrate and we've had very few of those. This win means even if we're swept by Memphis we go into next season happy, hopeful, and ready to build, grow, and succeed. This game had Target Center full and rocking in a way it hasn't since KG, and, because it was Ant who did the most, and he's the most likable Wolf since KG, it added fuel to the fire.Â
We like to joke that "we did it!" when our teams win, but they ####### did it. I understand that you won't get it if you haven't been a fan of this team, but this win meant more than you could possibly understand. That's fine. Make fun. Ask why. Doesn't matter. We know why. We've lived it.Â
Totally get it. I guess I'm just comparing it to the Bucks, another small-market team. They hadn't won anything in a looooooooooong time, either, and they didn't celebrate like that until they won it all.You too?
A team with almost zero success since inception and any glimmer of hope was short and fleeting and never amounted to anything finally has put together a season that was not only successful but also full of hope. Something we never have. Losing this game would have validated 30 years of constant false starts, false hope, and failure and I guarantee you any Wolves fan would have predicted a loss on Thursday. This win means no matter what else happens this is a season to celebrate and we've had very few of those. This win means even if we're swept by Memphis we go into next season happy, hopeful, and ready to build, grow, and succeed. This game had Target Center full and rocking in a way it hasn't since KG, and, because it was Ant who did the most, and he's the most likable Wolf since KG, it added fuel to the fire.Â
We like to joke that "we did it!" when our teams win, but they ####### did it. I understand that you won't get it if you haven't been a fan of this team, but this win meant more than you could possibly understand. That's fine. Make fun. Ask why. Doesn't matter. We know why. We've lived it.Â
having not seen them play a minute this year until last night, i did not expect him to look like a defensive end.Edwards has strong T-Mac vibesÂ
Totally get it. I guess I'm just comparing it to the Bucks, another small-market team. They hadn't won anything in a looooooooooong time, either, and they didn't celebrate like that until they won it all.
And people don't think these games are fixed?Â
Donaghey did a great segment on this years ago about how Stern would get Joey Crawford's crew to ref important games Stern and the NBA wanted to go longer or get certain teams advanced. Foster's been one of the NBA's main boys in fixing games for yrs.Â
Crawford's crew wasn't the only one either. People focus on fixed games likes the WC finals in O1 LAL vs SAC but I don't know why I didn't think of this till it was brought up but the 76ers/Bucks series was also fixed to allow AI into the Finals. NBA wanted Kobe vs his Hometown and the Kobe AI match up. Sixers shot 36 more FT's then Mil did btw in that series. Who was a ref in that game 7? Oh Local Philly guy Steve Javie.Â
NBA quickly swept up the Donaghey incident fast. Stern refused Independent investigation etc and called it an isolated incident and fans should worry.Â
And this is why I don't bet on sports besides the SB pool.Â
Wait....Minnesota was in the playoffs in 2018? And you've been there 9 times overall. Is this a bit? ÂYou too?
A team with almost zero success since inception and any glimmer of hope was short and fleeting and never amounted to anything finally has put together a season that was not only successful but also full of hope. Something we never have. Losing this game would have validated 30 years of constant false starts, false hope, and failure and I guarantee you any Wolves fan would have predicted a loss on Thursday. This win means no matter what else happens this is a season to celebrate and we've had very few of those. This win means even if we're swept by Memphis we go into next season happy, hopeful, and ready to build, grow, and succeed. This game had Target Center full and rocking in a way it hasn't since KG, and, because it was Ant who did the most, and he's the most likable Wolf since KG, it added fuel to the fire.Â
We like to joke that "we did it!" when our teams win, but they ####### did it. I understand that you won't get it if you haven't been a fan of this team, but this win meant more than you could possibly understand. That's fine. Make fun. Ask why. Doesn't matter. We know why. We've lived it.Â
Part of it had to do with his last recent stint being on the LA Clippers who he just beat and had a big hand in that win. A little bit of a personal victory (middle finger to the Clippers), and also a big bit of a "look at me" moment.the only part I thought was over the top was Beverly crying, just because of his long career and short stint with the Wolves; it was surprising to me. I think players absorb a franchises history & a community’s frustrations (and excitement) more than they let on sometimes. Not sure how else you can explain the celebration last night.
That and he was having a manic episode.Part of it had to do with his last recent stint being on the LA Clippers who he just beat and had a big hand in that win. A little bit of a personal victory (middle finger to the Clippers), and also a big bit of a "look at me" moment.
way to be a ####Wait....Minnesota was in the playoffs in 2018? And you've been there 9 times overall. Is this a bit? Â
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 Besides, the Jimmy Butler era is probably best to be left forgotten.way to be a ####
Soft? For...............caring about winning?I went from rooting for the TWolves to now hoping they get swept after 30 seconds of reading in here.
So soft man.Â
Don't listen to them, Frost. They only wish they were a Twolves fan.ÂSoft? For...............caring about winning?
way to be a ####
Enjoy your championship!Soft? For...............caring about winning?
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