Even though I'm also not a fan of either player nor the Rockets, this was a no-brainer. In no way, shape, or form will I EVER root for the Blunder except for them to lose.Michael K. wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 4:38 pmThis was a tough one for me, because I hate Westbrook and Harden and the Rockets.
I wonder what would happen to those poor Okies should Westbrook and Harden do the unthinkable and win it all! Their pea-sized brains would explode!DavidGee24 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 5:13 pmSo the Zombie Sonics couldn't win the title with Westbook and Harden, and now their season gets ended by a team with Westbrook and Harden. HA HA!
You guys realize it's been twelve years now, and the Blunder fans still have not paid any dues whatsoever? They went 23-59 in their first season there but with Durant in his second year and Westbrook as a rookie they all knew they had a promising future, and since then they've had nothing but winning teams, 45-37 being their worst season since. That should have been us treated to that, with one exception: we would have pushed them to the title.JAWA wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 3:52 amEven though I'm also not a fan of either player nor the Rockets, this was a no-brainer. In no way, shape, or form will I EVER root for the Blunder except for them to lose.Michael K. wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 4:38 pmThis was a tough one for me, because I hate Westbrook and Harden and the Rockets.
I'm sure the Okies are drowning their sorrows with corn dogs and the moonshine their inbred relatives distilled. Or as they call it over there, a perfect date night!
Exactly, and we also would've been able to keep Harden instead of shipping him off to Houston since our market is WAY bigger than OKC's. Yeah, it stings that they've been winning quite a bit during the regular season but it doesn't really mean much when you can't win the games that DO count. Remember, you can't spell "choke" without "OKC"DavidGee24 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 5:31 pmYou guys realize it's been twelve years now, and the Blunder fans still have not paid any dues whatsoever? They went 23-59 in their first season there but with Durant in his second year and Westbrook as a rookie they all knew they had a promising future, and since then they've had nothing but winning teams, 45-37 being their worst season since. That should have been us treated to that, with one exception: we would have pushed them to the title.
I hear ya. I might watch some of the NBA playoff action now that the Blunder have been eliminated but even so, it's difficult to watch when you don't have a horse in the race. Oh well, at least Seattle has other sports teams to cheer for.glenstar wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 12:37 amHi JAWA. I am back, at least sometimes. I miss the exchanges. The NBA is on the death bed of my sport following. I have tried for the past 10 years to keep following it to a degree, but the current NBA is so out of whack with reality that I can no longer even feign an affection for it.
