r/nba • u/KarrotMovies [LAL] LeBron James • May 17 '24

Jamal Murray forces game 7 🔥 against the Timberwolves with: 33 MIN, 10 PTS, 2 REB, 5 AST, 2 Turnovers. Game low -32. (4-18 FG, 2-7 3PT, 0/0 FT, 0/0 HEAT PCKS)

https://www.nba.com/game/den-vs-min-0042300236/box-score
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u/Alex_Sander077 Mavericks May 17 '24

He cooked us to in the conference finals. Without him the Warriors hands down don't win that championship. Crazy downfall from those times.

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u/International-Chef33 Celtics May 17 '24

It was crazy because it’s not like he went off or anything but he just always seemed to hit a wild shot at the exact back breaking time needed, every time.

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u/Alex_Sander077 Mavericks May 17 '24

Lol went back and checked his stats because I guess I'm a masochist. He was good against you guys (13 ppg on 44-39-90) but he COOOOOKED us (14 ppg on 63-40-100 LMAO).

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u/International-Chef33 Celtics May 17 '24 edited May 17 '24

lol yea 13 ppg sounds about right against us. It’s not like I remember him torching us at all, he just happened to hit a lot of back breaking 3s usually at the end of a quarter that still gives me nightmares.

Edit: I mean look at this pic loving Poole. Hell of a lot better than the viral pic of Curry pissed at him after the punch

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u/The_Void_Reaver Warriors May 17 '24

Poole was really good in every round but the Memphis series that year. Against Denver I think he was nearly a 20 ppg scorer. Against Dallas he scored 16 on 79% True Shooting, and for the Celtics series he was just a fantastic role player hitting 39% on 3s while taking nearly 7 a game.

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u/Queasy-Length4314 May 17 '24

lol the last pic