Adarq.org

Draymond playing great. beautiful passing. and just now a sick alley to Iggy.

GSW +1, 5 min left in the 2nd.

this is going to be a tough game cause gsw hasnt won at home yet

I think GSW is going to light it up, and TOR is going to brick it up. Those shots from Gasol, VanVleet, Lowrie, etc aren't going to be going down like they were in 3/4/5.

Meanwhile, Klay/Curry are going to be lights out, with incredible energy from every1 else.

anyway that's what I expect.

LEGGO GSW!

got tortilla chips and guac for the first half.

got milk chocolate almonds for the second half

can't wait. game bout to start.

 

DRAYMOND better not get a T.. lol.

Gabe Grunewald

great vid, but rough to watch considering her optimism and the eventual outcome.

she passed recently.

pretty much every social media running outlet & athlete i follow has posted about her.

https://bravelikegabe.org/about-gabe

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEcKYPMaPus" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEcKYPMaPus</a>


bunch of tribute vids popping up.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwMOn0cFInE" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwMOn0cFInE</a>

Sha'Carri Richardson goes pro.

BOOM.

MJ all day. Kawhi has looked brutal at times but then gets stuck without a move to go to. I never remember that happening to MJ.

100%

Kawhi is great but he goes through bad patches, not being able to create efficient offense. MJ never had that problem. Only other play I can think of anywhere close to that level (especially in the playoffs, finals etc), is Kobe.

Kobe is basically an MJ clone though.

Also, like Adarqui said, MJ is way more explosive.

MJ with his tongue out all day, lightning Kawhi up.

MJ would make Kawhi laugh and then make him cry by making fun of his laugh haha

lool.

that laugh is something else.

According to a 2013 research paper published in the American Journal of Sports Medicine, seven of the 18 NBA players (38.9%) who sustained major Achilles injuries between 1988 and 2011 did not come back to the league. Those who did return missed an average of 55.9 games the rest of their career, with only eight of the 11 playing a second season.

The few who did stick in the NBA for a while saw their playing time and production dip. ESPN’s SCHOENE projection system, which accounts for age and other factors besides injury that could affect someone’s performance, found that players coming off torn Achilles tendons have performed about 8% worse than projected.

However, there are reasons for optimism. Medical advances over the past decade have upped players’ chances of a successful recovery. Spurs forward Rudy Gay, for example, has enjoyed two of his most efficient seasons since suffering a torn Achilles in January 2017.

damn.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/warriors/article/Kevin-Durant-injury-Experts-analyze-how-he-was-13970061.php?psid=9wb0y

damn that sucks.

more running tho