by Andrew on Mon Jun 05, 2017 12:45 pm
Saw more than a couple of comments on Twitter saying LeBron needs more help. A couple of thoughts come to mind in that regard. One, this is probably the most stacked team LeBron's been a member of. Two, considering all the talk about how "LeBron makes his teammates better, that's why he's better than MJ", shouldn't he be...you know...making them better? There's also the "MJ never faced a team like this" crowd, so pick your excuse/narrative, I suppose.
Contentious historical debates aside, the Warriors played another fine second half. When they're turning the ball over like they did in the first half and they're in a cold stretch shooting from downtown, they kind of leave you wondering how they win so many games. Then they get their heads on straight, start taking care of the ball and knocking down shots again, and they're an absolute juggernaut; no mystery at that point. Durant, Curry, and Thompson all hit from the hash mark and beyond in that one. Some excellent defense, too. At this point I'd have to agree that their D is underrated, but scoring does dominate the boxscores and highlights, after all.