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Golden State going for third crown in four years.

Cleveland not only trying to win the crown back, but going for its second in three years.

Both facing stronger competition in their divisions in Houston and Boston, respectively, which - just by coincidence, I'm sure - are this season's opening night matchups.
 
After a summer of delirious and not entirely misguided optimism among Celtics fans following the Irving acquisition, owner Wyc Grousbeck gave a strange interview yesterday in which he stated "we are not contenders." Unclear if he just meant "we're not as good as the Warriors." Even the most deliriously optimistic fans know that.
 
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Steve Kerr has been fairly outspoken too, no?

Yeah, but more diplomatically.

Popovich has no concern for diplomatically, he's just been downright aggressively attacking Trump in the meanest terms possible.

Wonder how those red-state Texan Spurs fans are taking it.
 
Yeah, but more diplomatically.

Popovich has no concern for diplomatically, he's just been downright aggressively attacking Trump in the meanest terms possible.

Wonder how those red-state Texan Spurs fans are taking it.

I'm guessing Popovich could take a **** on the Alamo and Spurs fans would be cool with it.
 
Golden State going for third crown in four years.

Cleveland not only trying to win the crown back, but going for its second in three years.

Both facing stronger competition in their divisions in Houston and Boston, respectively, which - just by coincidence, I'm sure - are this season's opening night matchups.
Too soon
 
Gordon Hayward just gruesomely broke his leg only five minutes into his Celtics career.
 
Gordon Hayward just gruesomely broke his leg only five minutes into his Celtics career.

I feel like such an asshole, but after seeing social media mentions of this I went looking for further information and ended up on an ESPN article by Chris Forsberg in which he uses "stretcher" as a verb and that somehow seems more disturbing to me than Hayward's injury.

I should add that I have been a big fan of Hayward since his high school days at Brownsburg and through his college career at Butler.
 
I can handle some freaky medical ****, and that is a pretty gnarly ****ing break. Basketball breaks are so stark.
 

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