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Murph: Spoiler alert, the Warriors are going to win the NBA Championship…again
But every sharp in Las Vegas and in every state waiting to legalize gambling knows that this NBA Finals contains about as much suspense as waiting for the next ‘Roseanne’ episode on ABC.
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Fitz: We know who the better team is, yet here we are in Game 7
The Warriors didn’t do enough to gain home court advantage due to injuries and complacency in the regular season. They can fix it all Monday night.
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Fitz: For many reasons, Warriors’ Game 4 loss will hurt for a while
You knew when the Warriors’ NBA playoff record home winning streak ended it would be painful, and after 16 straight, the Rockets’ 95-92 victory will hurt for a while.
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Fitz: You don’t play small against the Warriors
Houston’s Game 2 success with the once in a lifetime scoring effort from PJ Tucker, Trevor Ariza and Eric Gordon fooled the Rockets into thinking they were better with less Clint Capela. They are not.
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Murph: Two games into the Western Conference Finals, Stephen Curry isn’t playing premium-level basketball
Since the Warriors championship run began in spring/summer 2015, Curry’s playoff numbers have never been so low.
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Tolbert’s Beer Review: Brouwerij West Super Collider
In this weeks beer review Tom chooses good beer over the fate of the world.
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Murph: After brutal week, ability to tread water only getting tougher for Giants
I know, I know. My public stance is ‘Be At .500 on Flag Day’, and I’m sticking to it. The Giants are 19-19 heading to Pittsburgh, and that leaves the Flag Day goal (June 14, for all you who have overlooked the long-forgotten Flag Day on your calendar) intact.
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Murph: Giants baseball, getting better?
Two weeks ago, I penned a sweaty-palmed Jock Blog that wondered: “Are the Giants about to give us a 2017 sequel?”
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Murph: Curry might play Saturday? No more ‘Pelican Intrigue’
Oh, wait — Steph Curry might very well play basketball on Saturday?
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Murph: 2018 San Francisco Giants: We’re not getting a sequel, are we?
After the Giants’ latest version of offensive pyrotechnics on Tuesday — featuring the stylings of a Brandon Belt check-swing infield single to avoid a no-hitter — the team fell to six wins, ten losses.
