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Now we're without a challenge the rest of the game

Lmao refs explain they're crooked

Terrible challenge

That should be reversed

Bad challenge.

Just throwing junk in now

Daniss and Duncan allow the easy switch. Then Harden has Duncan and Duren trying to guard the screen and roll. Goodnight. Both of them were behind the play after two dribbles and now everyone is trying to rotate and recover or give up a layup.

I had an appointment with my surgeon last week. He told me to let him know when I need the surgery...it's my call. I'm hoping to postpone it past my retirement date late in 2031. I have two disc issues, the disc between c5 and c6, and the disc between c6 and c7.

You can’t just give up the easy screen switch on Harden. He’s hunting right now.

Don't help off corner shooters

Missing so many open threes.

Too many jumpers from Cade.

I wish Duren would set an actual screen instead of slipping. Get Tyson off Cade.

Should have left LeVert in Detroit

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That was the Cavs best offensive quarter of the series. They shot over 70%.

Talk about top flight dumpster diving: There are simply no good options a quarter of the way into the season.

Have they missed a three?

Disaster possession from LeVert

How does LeVert have the confidence to bring the ball up and launch a contested three without ever passing the ball?

Nice! Defensive lineup of total disruption.

Plus, I think maybe all Trump has to do at this point is put his face all over ads in red states, and Republicans will cruise to victory because red hats will be tripping balls on an endorphin rush. This assumes he doesn't commit a fatal error alienating red hats for good, which, I don't even know what that has to be at this point.

Great hands from LeVert