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It's like Auscwitz of competitive basketball at this point.

The playoffs really have been poor, unless you're a Warriors or Cavs fan of course. Even most of the series that don't involve one of those two teams have been less than compelling. The Spurs-Warrios look like a competitive series for a moment, and true to form Kawhi gets knocked out and essentially ends their chances right there.

The predictability and lack of competitive balance is definitely the biggest problem facing the NBA at the moment. I don't think Kevin Durant is the devil for going where he wanted, but if he stays with the Thunder there would have been four competitive teams in the West rather than one. Of course the East is always a mess as well. Worst of all is that despite both the Cavs and Warriors rolling over their conferences, I don't see that series as being particularly competitive either.

Gino had a great game. Maybe i should have watched the game.

Anyone else not watching it who watched the last finals?

My interest has certainly waned this post-season compared to previous years, but I'll still be watching. Up until one team (you'd figure the Warriors) starts blowing out the other in the Finals too.

ChiggyvonRichthofen wrote:My interest has certainly waned this post-season compared to previous years, but I'll still be watching. Up until one team (you'd figure the Warriors) starts blowing out the other in the Finals too.

It seems like we are already there.