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Turkish on 21 November 2013

Yeah if it has that basketball player from the spacejam movie, think his name was Michael jackson or something, he was good.

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Scisca on 22 November 2013

Chris Hu said:

Beasley is actually a huge upgrade from Miller. Since Miller was never fully healthy with the Heat plus Beasley is two inches taller and nine years younger then Miller and you can't coach height and youth. As for the Clippers I guess you are forgetting about Chris Paul who is one of the best defenders in the league and only Rick Rubio is slightly ahead of him when it comes to the league leaders in steals.

I have to see it to believe it. I've seen almost every Suns' game last season and I wouldn't trust the guy. He's got massive potential, but is just sooo f*****g stupid. Miller fit their team perfectly, gave them what they needed - raining 3s in the Finals. They don't need bench guys to be healthy whole season, they need them for the couple games in the Playoffs, when they can make the real difference. If I was to put my money on someone stepping up when the Finals are on the line, I'd go with Miller rather than Beasley.

CP3 - when your toughest guy wishes he was 6' tall, you have a problem. There is a reason why the DPOY is almost always a big guy. Blake has to step up big time. He played well last night, but still the Clips never stood a chance. Golden State is way ahead of Clippers right now. CP3 is on par with Curry, while the rest of the guys are weaker on every spot. Redick, Dudley, Crawford vs. Iguodala, Barnes and Thompson? Griffin, Jordan and Hollins vs. Lee, Bogut and O'neal? Warriors are so much better in the post, have the better 3 point shooters and have the neccessary glue guys. I can't even count Doc as a clear advantage, since it's his first season there, so they still need to get to really trust each other, while Mark Jackson has the full trust of his guys.

Let's not forget - Warriors are a battle tested team, just like Miami, Thunder, Indiana, Memphis, Spurs, Chicago. Clippers are still searching, they have 2 new guys in the starting 5 and a new coach - even Miami couldn't pull that off. They are like Houston and Brooklyn, awesome on paper, but need time and a lot of work to become serious contenders. It's on Doc now, but I doubt he'll manage to do it just this season.

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