I would have trash-talked Gary Payton off the court if he hadn't faked an injury in 2014
Are you scared that I would have trash talked you off the court? ... I mean, that was someone was covering for your ass because your ass didn't want a piece of me.
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View episodeLeBron James insisted on Kendrick Perkins being on the Cavs specifically to kill J.R. Smith if he made a mistake
The reason why LeBron insisted on getting Kendrick Perkins on his squad was just for this type of situation. I fully expect Kendrick Perkins to kill J.R. Smith.
The Cavaliers lost Game 1; the Warriors did not win it
I would say that the Cavaliers lost this game. The Warriors did not win it. So it's still 0-0.
Steve Kerr can't coach dunking because he's never touched a rim in his life
Have you noticed that the Warriors are the worst team in the NBA at dunking? ... I think it's because Steve Kerr's ever touched a rim in his life. So he can't coach dunking. That's the one part that he can't teach the guys about.
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Nikola Jokic holds the fastest triple double in NBA history at 14 minutes and 33 seconds
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