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@timkawakami We haven't seen a game this series where Steph and/or Klay have gotten hot from 3. Could tonight be the night!? It needs to be!

Anyone who thinks a POTUS threatening to destroy a whole civilization is an ok (or even laudable) thing to do doesn't care if they're a "baddie" or not. And thats how we get blowback events like 9/11 and then wonder why. This is stupid, reckless leadership of ONE MAN.

@knbrmurph Please hold Buster accountable. He’s truly done an awful job since he took over.

Go Sharks #SFGiants

@PavlovicNBCS Team stinks

The Giants lost 6-4. They're 1-7 at home for the first time since their first year at Oracle Park.

@gggiants He was supposed to be one of our major signings……terrible look for Posey. He’s done an awful job since he took over

I don’t care if I ever see another Harrison Bader AB

@gggiants @ByMMonreal And the money they spent on hitting was on declining players……terrible combo that leads to the worst team in the national league

@ByMMonreal The organization refuses to spend real money on free agent pitching.

Posey/Minasian not spending on the bullpen is especially confusing considering the fact that when the #SFGiants had a good bullpen in 2025, they were a significantly better team. 3/27/26 - 7/2/25 (2.95 ERA): 46-41 7/3/25 - 9/28/25 (4.02 ERA): 35-40

The NBA says there were two incorrect calls in last night's GSW-HOU matchup, which would have directly impacted the game: 1) The NBA says Amen Thompson should have been called for a foul on Steph Curry with 1:27 left after a made layup. 2) Alperen Sengun should have been called for a 3-second violation with 1:10 left, which should have resulted in a turnover. This led to Alperen Sengun making a layup and Draymond Green fouling him. Sengun made the subsequent free throw.

SF Giants (3-7) 8 barrels (last MLB) 3.7 barrel percentage (last MLB) .305 expected slugging percentage (last MLB) .266 xwOBA (last MLB) .308 xwOBACon (last MLB)

@gggiants @FireKerrPls Nothing about this line-up (minus maybe Devers) suggests they will reliably score runs. 0 or 1 run in over half their games to this point. Truly awful stuff.

@gggiants @FireKerrPls “Much” better was the claim

This lineup should be much better than this, but by the chairman’s own admission the team’s biggest offseason addition was the manager

@knbrmurph Matos starting for the Brewers. Can we admit that Posey has done a terrible job as GM? Signed older washed up players to huge contracts and none of them are producing. This is our team for the foreseeable future and it’s only getting worse

Giants, man. That Encarnacion thing. Bro. Just ...

@knbrmurph This team sucks

hey guys, luis arreaz just singled and it was amazing and then matt chapman grounded into a double play and it was even more amazing

@clark1927 @SamQuinnCBS Let me help you, Jackie. The dude has NEVER beaten a 50 win team in the playoffs! Please let us see Jokic beat a great team in the playoffs ONE time, before we ever compare him to any of the greats

@clark1927 @SamQuinnCBS Has Jokic ever beaten a 50 win team in the playoffs?

I'm gonna wade into these waters, probably regrettably. Steph was better in the regular season. Indisputably. That's a combination of Steph having what may be the best offensive regular season in NBA history, LeBron jogging through regular seasons by that point, and David Blatt. Steph then gets hurt in the playoff opener. He comes back in round two, but he's not quite the same. They meet in the Finals. LeBron is clearly better. Steph almost wins anyway. But Draymond, and then Bogut, and then history. I tend to lean pretty heavily on who was better in H2H series in "who was better" conversations, and on top of the actual result, the matchup was clearly more favorable for Steph than it was LeBron. LeBron's superior series, even with the Draymond/Bogut factors, is pretty decisive. After the series, I think if you asked, "who is the best player in the league moving forward," the answer has to be LeBron. Where I think Steph's BITW case at that point gets more interesting is that I think Steph probably was better in the 2016 regular season than LeBron was in the 2016 playoffs. We just didn't get to see if he'd be able to maintain that regular-season absurdity into the playoffs because he got hurt. I don't think you could plausibly have said "Steph has passed LeBron!" in that window. Steph's 2016 season just wasn't sustainable for anyone, and it happened to come, *relatively,* during a lower point in prime LeBron's trajectory. In 2017, Steph regresses to his mean while LeBron levels up and imo reaches his absolute peak in 2018. There's clearly a gap. But what I'm broadly getting at is, at his absolute apex, I think Steph may have scraped past where LeBron was in that particular moment while not actually surpassing true peak LeBron. Like, 2013 or 2018 LeBron is better than 2016 Steph. But 2016 Steph might've been better than 2016 LeBron. I wouldn't say that definitively. Just that I don't think it's a crazy argument. And I think Steph is the only player this was true of in this window. Kobe, Durant, Kawhi or Giannis at the end, I don't think any of them poked their heads into LeBron territory from 2009-2020 the way Steph did.

@Jason @BretWeinstein Thanks for using your platform to put him in office, Jason! Also, great job allowing Chamath and Sacks to avoid being held to account for all the sycophantic shit they said that has proven to be incredibly wrong…

Don't worry, @BretWeinstein, only 1,020 days and a wake-up left! 😂😂😂 I'm sure things will calm down. 😂😂😂

@BillSimmons routinely says Shai is having the best guard season since MJ or Kobe btw. He completely erases Steph from history all the time.

@hoodieskeenasz @BiasedHouston He was born in 2012, he has no idea who Iverson even is. Didn’t even really see Kobe play

@BiasedHouston Jimmy took a worst cast to the finals… shut up man. Even before Jimmy Iverson in 2001 took worse talent to the finals… you just be talking bruh lmao

Y’all ever think about how truly absurd it is that 2018 Bron got THAT Cavs team to The Finals? Spare me the “East is weak” talk, there’s no one in NBA history who would’ve pulled off that feat.

If Steph didn’t ascended Bron would’ve been the undisputed GOAT. That’s why they are mad. It’s that simple!!!!

@SamQuinnCBS My gosh your opinions are ridiculously contradictory! You claim to consider H2H but then believe KD was best player in the world in 2021!? But somehow Steph wasn’t in 2016!??? So, so silly

It feels lost to time but I’m adamant that KD was the best player in 2021. Giannis won the title but Durant outplayed him in that series and only lost because Harden and Kyrie got hurt. If even one of them stays healthy the Nets win that title that’s Durant’s crowning moment.