04-17-2016, 03:10 PM
Yesterday, I pissed the day away watching basketball.
SATURDAY:
1. Indiana Pacers beat Toronto Raptors.
2. Warriors beat Rockets:
The Houston Rockets got slaughtered by the Golden State Warriors yesterday. Steph Curry played a great first half, but was out with an ankle injury for the second half and the Warriors struggled a while until Klay Thompson found his groove, Speights played hard and scored off the bench, and I saw koko's guy Varejao on the court hustling as well. The Warriors beat the Rockets by 26 points, 104 to 78. Houston has James Harden and Dwight Howard, but they don't look coordinated on the court at all.
Curry may be out for game 2 tomorrow night. I hope he's out, even if he wants to play. I'd rather the Dubs struggle or even lose a game to Houston than have Curry re-injure his ankle so early in the play-offs.
3. Thunder best Mavericks:
Dallas Mavericks got pummeled by Kevin Durant and the OKC Thunder yesterday as well -- 108 to 70. The Thunder is a seriously tough team to beat.
4. Hawks beat Celtics:
The closest game yesterday was the Celtics / Hawks match up. The Hawks pulled out a win by one point -- 104 to 103. Unfortunately, Boston's shooting guard Avery Bradley suffered a strained hamstring in the fourth quarter and Coach Stevens said today that it's unlikely he'll be able to play in the rest of the series against the Hawks. Sucks for Boston.
SATURDAY:
1. Indiana Pacers beat Toronto Raptors.
2. Warriors beat Rockets:
The Houston Rockets got slaughtered by the Golden State Warriors yesterday. Steph Curry played a great first half, but was out with an ankle injury for the second half and the Warriors struggled a while until Klay Thompson found his groove, Speights played hard and scored off the bench, and I saw koko's guy Varejao on the court hustling as well. The Warriors beat the Rockets by 26 points, 104 to 78. Houston has James Harden and Dwight Howard, but they don't look coordinated on the court at all.
Curry may be out for game 2 tomorrow night. I hope he's out, even if he wants to play. I'd rather the Dubs struggle or even lose a game to Houston than have Curry re-injure his ankle so early in the play-offs.
3. Thunder best Mavericks:
Dallas Mavericks got pummeled by Kevin Durant and the OKC Thunder yesterday as well -- 108 to 70. The Thunder is a seriously tough team to beat.
4. Hawks beat Celtics:
The closest game yesterday was the Celtics / Hawks match up. The Hawks pulled out a win by one point -- 104 to 103. Unfortunately, Boston's shooting guard Avery Bradley suffered a strained hamstring in the fourth quarter and Coach Stevens said today that it's unlikely he'll be able to play in the rest of the series against the Hawks. Sucks for Boston.