The Savior wrote:We lost because we got owned on the glass and had three straight awful possessions. That’s the hardest part - we beat ourselves.

yep

Please burn this thread

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:

Grotewold wrote:I’ve got nothing but pride

I have to see that shot for the rest of my life. This blows

Carter was something different. There’s a high chance the Bucks roll them and it becomes a footnote

Zumoff reaction, sort of hard to watch
https://twitter.com/amyfadoolnbcs/statu ... 16384?s=21

Monkeyboy wrote:wow, can't believe that went in. I think Tom Brady must have been in charge of inflating the balls.

You’re giving no credit to the Raptors. Great defensive team had something to do with it.

CFP wrote:

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:

Grotewold wrote:I’ve got nothing but pride

I have to see that shot for the rest of my life. This blows

Carter was something different. There’s a high chance the Bucks roll them and it becomes a footnote

Carter just missed a wide open shot. It happens.

This shot has never and will never happen again.

Philly has lost 2 Cup Finals in OT, a World Series to a walkoff HR and now a series on a contested shot that hit the rim 5 times. We certainly know how to rip our hearts

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:

CFP wrote:

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:

Grotewold wrote:I’ve got nothing but pride

I have to see that shot for the rest of my life. This blows

Carter was something different. There’s a high chance the Bucks roll them and it becomes a footnote

Carter just missed a wide open shot. It happens.

This shot has never and will never happen again.

Philly has lost 2 Cup Finals in OT, a World Series to a walkoff HR and now a series on a contested shot that hit the rim 5 times. We certainly know how to rip our hearts

Was talking about Joe Carter, sorry

The chick that’s on the outsiders show makes me miss fadool

ReadingPhilly wrote:

By letter of the rule, that’s a tech, right?

The Savior wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:We probably need to try to win 60 games next year to get home court through at least two rounds

Gonna be tough when they have to load manage Embiid and possibly Butler.

Toronto did it and they have 1 OTHERWORLDLY player

FYP.

PTOITWCFTPP wrote:

Grotewold wrote:I’ve got nothing but pride

I have to see that shot for the rest of my life. This blows

Will be fine to watch after our third straight 'ship.

Was literally the most insane shot in NBA history. All part of the process. We learn from it, improve, get better.

Equating this year's loss with last year's loss just shows you are a jackass. They weren't close to the same thing

Roger Dorn wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:wow, can't believe that went in. I think Tom Brady must have been in charge of inflating the balls.

You’re giving no credit to the Raptors. Great defensive team had something to do with it.

I was commenting about one shot in the game, so of course I didn't give credit or blame. I thought the Raptors were a particularly tough matchup for us because of their defense.

Simmons needs to spend more time shooting jumpers this offseason than in the tabloids and I think we'll take the next step next year. It's a joke that a player of his talent can't hit a 15 foot jumpshot.

Also, can be get Leonard? Dude is awesome.

I'm sure it was mentioned already, but Kawhi took about 4 steps before dribbling on that final shot

That ball going in gonna be annoying for a long time.

Man that sucked, and it will hurt for a while, but I thought losing to the Celtics last year was far worse. The fuckin Celtics, who just didn't seem that good. With this, just gotta tip your hat to Kawhi, he's incredible. I hope they win the whole thing.

The Ricky is really good

The loss sucked, but the fact that they have zero shot to win a title makes it sting much less than a lot of other losses. They weren't going to beat the Bucks or if they get to the Finals, the Warriors.

The worst losses are the ones that end dreams of a parade, and no one really expected this season to end in a parade anyway. The sucky part is the fun of a basketball season ending, but this team clearly was not championship ready.

Get em next year, Kawhi will leave so it'll basically be Sixers vs Bucks in the East next season with no one else standing in their way. They'll learn from this. Frankly, they needed to lose like that to mature. I think this series will teach them a lot of valuable lessons. Embiid needs to come into next season in the best conditioning of his life. They will never win a title until he takes the game more seriously with his preparation. He wasn't good enough in this series, sick or not. They will win/lose on his shoulders and their best player greatly outplayed ours.