It's table stakes for NBA championship-level players to be great at basketball. 

For me, it's the other moments when they show their real character that make me a fan. 

My two favorite from Game 7 were 1) SGA checking on an injured Haliburton and 2) Haliburton comforting his teammates in the hall after the loss.

Building /streme. Wanna be the very best. ゼニゼニ

Tinkering on Farcaster and writing about it. Built /ambassadors (hiatus) https://kylepatrick.xyz

Oh yes, was typing really fast than my brain could comprehend 🤣

It's going to be a long path to recovery for sure, I would probably risk it too if it were me, high risk high reward. 

Hopefully he comes back stronger, Haliburton is only 25 years old and entering his prime. If KD can come back from a torn achilles at 30, I'm optimistic Hali and Tatum could too.

I think you meant "even less fun"? 
Agreed.

It's a career changing injury and he was risking it playing with the injured calf. He made a tough call and I wish it had turned about better, even if they had lost the game :(

Nobody wants injuries, really sucked for it to happen at the biggest game -- achilles is not a small injury too! 

What makes it even fun for me is seeing some fans true colors -- when they wish someone to be injured or hurt.

helping /bracky, playing /bracket reading /greatbooks

exactly my thoughts

current nba gets tons of shit for not being full of 90s players, but two players like this at the top makes me super bullish

Good dudes 👑👑

Future is bright for the NBA