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Honest question: is Giannis really a superstar with how limited he still is offensively?

About Utah--I think trading Rubio was a mistake for Minnesota. Despite his lackluster shooting, I thought his passing would be beneficial with Butler, KAT, Wiggins. Moreso than Teague's shooting is.

Watching OKC fail so thoroughly makes me respect other big 3s just because they learned to play together. These 3 are individuals first at all times.

Did he just say The Spanish Samurai?

Should be able to change that at a break in the game just like they can check 2 pointer vs. 3 pointer. Definite change the league needs to make.

Also, really disappointed in the Wolves effort in the 3rd quarter.

So does a superstar get that T that Ingles just got? I don't think so. Pretty weak.

Breen is also much better than Marv.

The greatest thing about Kevin Harlan is it doesn't matter what sport it is. He's the best Westwood One play by play for the NFL, too

Is it me or should Rodney Hood have a larger role?

Oh good, they got it right

How is that not a foul on Lance? You can't wrap a guy around the head and tie a guy up with your hands on his hands. I don't think Lance even touched the ball

Is Reggie Miller actually considered a good analyst by anybody that doesn't work for Turner Broadcasting?

You know when the team with the best player is down 2-1, because they get to maul their opponent and if they get slightly touched, automatic whistle

Where's Kevin Harlan? Way better than every other play by play we've heard this year

But you know what the narrative is going to be. "It just didn't work out" and before long all 3 will bolt from the team.

Man, OKC just isn't that good. It's time for everyone to accept that. I was really hoping they'd gel at some point and become something to be reckoned with, but that failure is on Russ, George, and Melo. There's no reason three great players can't find ways to make the team as great as possible...

Foul differential matters and it should only be drastic when one team is way better than the other. Nothing worse than a whistle every second on one good team and another good team has to maul their opponent before a whistle occurs.

Perhaps it was just a case of bad footing but there was a play in game 1 where LeBron finally looked his age. He attempted a flat footed dunk and almost got turned away by the rim. I mean, bad footing or too far under the rim--whatever--I just wonder if we're starting to see the decline. I hope...