u/Bowiescorvat2

Before him, nobody was left.

Kyle Lowry- retired

Pascal Siakam- on Pacers

OG Anunoby- Knicks champion

Serge Ibaka- retired

Marc Gasol- retired

Norman Powell- on Heat

Danny Green- retired

Jeremy Lin- retired

Fred Vanvleet- on Rockets

Caleb Malohtra is the son of Steve Nash's sister Joann Nash and he was drafted 3rd overall to the Vancouver Canucks. Interestingly the Canucks head coach is his father Manny Malhotra

I know its spelled nephew but they dont allow normal English words on this sub lol

They lost to the Lakers, who got swept by OKC, Who lost to the Spurs, who lost to the Knicks in the finals, making them the ultimate losers

This is a serious question kind of aimed at people who watched back then or know why he played 9 years and teams kept giving him tries even though he only averaged literally like 2 ppg on 30% shooting lol. Was his defense that good?

Game on the line, series on the line, down by 2 with 0.3 seconds left type clutch

one that comes to mind is Westbrook hitting 3 freethrows while down 2 in game 5 against the Clippers in 2014 after the Cp3 fouled him

His playmaking has been lights out and in my opinion his gravity and the coverage he is getting is one of the biggest reasons this series is 2-1 Thunder. Hes making the right play out of the double nearly every time and getting his teammates WIDE open shots. Theyre knocking them down and I bet the Spurs are gambling that they wont. Its not working.

SGA is drawing double and sometimes triple teams and there were possessions where all 5 Spurs collapsed on him and he created a wide open shot. I havent seen this level of gravity since prime Steph Curry.

We are witnessing an unbelievable player here

Vessel and Fox had 7 each, Champiagne and Castle had 5 each and Wemby pulled down just 4, lowest out of all starters

Curiously enough he still out rebounded Chet

That 76ers team was the best team the Raptors faced in the playoffs. They had 5 starters averaging over 17 ppg. Ben Simmons/JJ Redick/Jimmy Butler/Tobias Harris/Joel Embiid was an insane lineup (this was when Simmons was an elite defender and playmaker)

Its crazy to think that Embiid mightve been 1 shot away from potentially changing his entire legacy

He has to be the greatest coach in NBA history right? He won 11 championships as a coach, 2 as a player. Absolutely absurd resume of winning.

Scottie Barnes is the number 1 reason this series is going 7 games. His playmaking, scoring and defense has been elite. Hes put it all on his shoulders and is emerging as a leader and superstar player of this team. Win or lose in game 7 im so proud of Scottie

Source: the NBA Instagram account

Cavs raptors are tied 669-669 through 6 games of the 1st round

The last time this happened was the 2016 finals