i'm leaning toward this, let me know what you think

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

The Thunder are gonna rebuild Oklahoma City following the bombing of the federal building the way the Saints rebuilt New Orleans after Katrina.

oh boy, now even duncan is crying

shocking

thought he'd be a good sport

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

In the press conference Popovich said OKC had a Hollywood script in beating former championship teams in the Mavs, the Lakers, the Spurs and facing a former championship team in the Finals (Celtics or Heat).

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

So...what was the ridiculous part of what he said?

The ridiculous part was his one word answers to questions and having a real nasty tone with the interviewer. You'd never see that from a lot of the other coaches.

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He's trying to coach a game in which his team was on the brink of elimination. It's stupid that the league forces coaches to do those in-game interviews. Nobody cares about them anyway. Just run an extra commercial...

It's stupid that the guy wears a suit, but acts like a child having a tantrum.

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He doesn't act like a child. Maybe one of those psychopath children Rick posted about. He just makes it very clear how stupid those are. You never get any insight from the coaches anyway.

I view this in the same way that I view LeBron not shaking hands after losing a playoff series. At the end of the day if you're a jerk and you win the championship it doesn't matter because you still won the championship.

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Have you read a single post on the last 2-3 pages. I've been on the Thunder bandwagon all year.

just re-read the last 15 pages of this thread. My bad on the assumption.

Will the Thunder run off a couple championships in a row?

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my second question would be if OKC does just that, do the Heat win one? Or will Bosh/Wade/James go down sorta like Chamberlain/West/Baylor?

1971-72 L.A. Lakers 69 - 13 (.841)
Gail Goodrich, Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlain, Jim McMillian and Happy Hairston combined to bring Lakers their first championship of the Los Angeles era...Broke Philadelphia's 1966-67 record for wins in a season (broken by Chicago in 1995-96), at one point winning 33 consecutive games, a record that still stands...Won NBA record 16 consecutive road games...Best road winning percentage in NBA history (.816; 31-7)...Defeated New York 4-1 in 1972 NBA Finals

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RPB is right. You suck.

Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlin were on one of the best teams ever to win a title....

Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlin were on one of the best teams ever to win a title....

He's trying to coach a game in which his team was on the brink of elimination. It's stupid that the league forces coaches to do those in-game interviews. Nobody cares about them anyway. Just run an extra commercial...

No way. Ill take 1000 bad interviews if it means we get one gem every now and then like Rondo or John L. Smith

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True, but I think City's point was that they were expected to win more than one title with that combination.

I'll go on record right now as saying that Miami with its current core will not win any titles unless they make a coaching change.

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RPB is right. You suck.