Doc Rivers likens Steph Curry injury to Kendrick Perkins in '10, The account that Stephen Curry will absence at atomic two weeks with a appropriate knee abrasion has aggressive affluence of hot takes. But the hottest of them all ability accept appear from the Aureate State Warriors’ abeyant approaching playoff opponent.
The Los Angeles Clippers own a 2-1 advance over the Portland Trail Blazers in their aperture annular NBA playoff series. If they yield affliction of business and the Warriors can survive the Houston Rockets after Curry, the Clippers will face Aureate State in the next round.
On Monday, Clippers arch drillmaster Doc Rivers was asked to counterbalance in on the appulse of Curry’s abrasion and responded with a appealing agrarian allegory to his above team, the Boston Celtics.
“I don’t wish anyone to get injured, ever,” Rivers said, via ESPN’s Arash Markazi. “It happened to us in Boston. No Kevin (Garnett) one year. Perk (Kendrick Perkins) was aching for Game 7 (of the 2010 NBA Finals). It’s allotment of it.”
To recap: Rivers about just compared the Warriors arena after Curry, the NBA’s ascendant MVP and best basketball amateur on the planet, to the Celtics arena after Kendrick Perkins.
We’re traveling to accept to disagree with you, Doc.
That’s not to say Perkins wasn’t a key cog in Rivers’ 2010 Celtics aggregation — his absence absolutely was a agency in Boston’s accident to the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 7. But with all due account to Perk, who has averaged over 10 credibility in a division just already in his 13-year NBA career, he’s not absolutely Curry.
Curry could absence the absoluteness of a Clippers-Warriors second-round series, giving L.A. a aureate befalling to bewitch its playoff demons. But it appears Rivers already is giving his abeyant adversary account lath material.
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| Doc Rivers likens Steph Curry injury to Kendrick Perkins in '10 |
The Los Angeles Clippers own a 2-1 advance over the Portland Trail Blazers in their aperture annular NBA playoff series. If they yield affliction of business and the Warriors can survive the Houston Rockets after Curry, the Clippers will face Aureate State in the next round.
On Monday, Clippers arch drillmaster Doc Rivers was asked to counterbalance in on the appulse of Curry’s abrasion and responded with a appealing agrarian allegory to his above team, the Boston Celtics.
“I don’t wish anyone to get injured, ever,” Rivers said, via ESPN’s Arash Markazi. “It happened to us in Boston. No Kevin (Garnett) one year. Perk (Kendrick Perkins) was aching for Game 7 (of the 2010 NBA Finals). It’s allotment of it.”
To recap: Rivers about just compared the Warriors arena after Curry, the NBA’s ascendant MVP and best basketball amateur on the planet, to the Celtics arena after Kendrick Perkins.
We’re traveling to accept to disagree with you, Doc.
That’s not to say Perkins wasn’t a key cog in Rivers’ 2010 Celtics aggregation — his absence absolutely was a agency in Boston’s accident to the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 7. But with all due account to Perk, who has averaged over 10 credibility in a division just already in his 13-year NBA career, he’s not absolutely Curry.
Curry could absence the absoluteness of a Clippers-Warriors second-round series, giving L.A. a aureate befalling to bewitch its playoff demons. But it appears Rivers already is giving his abeyant adversary account lath material.
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