@Troydan Hell yeah, get rid of him! Shit, being up 29 pts at half and then 2 free throws being missed a minute or so earlier didn't matter! It was for sure a dumb play though.
@NFLFrascella Bad play for sure, but wouldn't have mattered if they didn't blow a 29 point lead at half and 2 missed free throws a minute or so earlier.
They built their team to beat the Thunder and it worked because the Thunder were missing their 2nd and 5th maybe 6th best players during the series. Beating the Injured Thunder was their championship! Lol
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