r/billsimmons

The dude who posts like 90% of the highlight clips on /r/nba quotes himself in his bio

u/beechhill — 14 hours ago

This shit is unwatchable

This era of OKC will be remembered as a poop stain to the game of basketball.

u/viceneon — 23 hours ago

The Hartenstein might be the real MVP of the series piece. I’m watching this guy commit 10 fouls a quarter and they call like… one? Maybe? All-time whistle.

u/PokAl95 — 23 hours ago

Can I be sincere for a sec?

The Bill and Zoe segment on today’s pod was worth listening to. Yes, a lot of the stuff Zoe was talking about was ridiculous, but they have such a great relationship.

I loved when Zoe was talking about all these young people who accomplished things and Bill goes “you’re doing great. I’m so proud.” Then they spoke about the 21st birthday and drinking together and growing up.

So much of culture now, especially podcasts about sports like fun at things and are mean spirited. But Bill doesn’t really do that, he has his daughter on and they laugh together.

Idk, I’ve been listening and reading to Bill on and off for years. The humor has always been there, and the sincerity is there too

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u/SenseAnxious6772 — 1 day ago

Okay now make the referees give all the calls to the second smallest market team with the un-marketable star player

u/Wack0HookedOnT0bac0 — 22 hours ago

As someone who has been slowly drifting away from the NBA

This series has me completely glued to the screen. Best basketball I have seen in years. I legit cant wait for game three and I have barely cared about the league the past 5 seasons. Elite stuff.

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u/Creative-Tip-9238 — 23 hours ago

One of the best series of basketball in years but a lot of the narrative & highlights are focused on dirty fouls / flops

Just very interesting and disappointing to see. The entire page of /r/nba is full of replays of flops and fouls by OKC, and it's completely justified. The narrative is growing really strong, but at the same time everyone is feeling how incredible this series is. I've been watching basketball since the early 2000s and it's incredible the level of skill across the board the best teams have in the NBA now.

OKC is peak refinement culture. They do everything well even when it comes to playing unfair and bending the rules. I don't think we've ever seen it at this level and it's just repulsing people. Disorientating because they are one of the most talented teams ever.

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u/spirituallygay — 22 hours ago