I Was Wrong

So while I'm not a fan of sons and I'm actually very neutral on this whole issue, I recognize the magnitude of what Chris Paul and the Suns have accomplished, the point of God in his disciples, two wins away from beating the Bucks and beat everyone. the odds are over the bucks have bennett the milwaukee bucks are nba champions once again uh yeah okay guys today's video is going to be short and sweet. I'm not a superstitious guy, in fact I'm far from it, I like numerical data and As we are all very aware of graphs, I like to observe things as they happen and try to come to the best most unbiased informative conclusion possible. using the information you've given me, but with that being said, Suns fans, I'm so sorry.

In my last video, I took a deep dive into the Sun's historic playoff run and got a little ahead of myself when I hinted at the fact that they would win this year's NBA title. I never specifically said they would win, but uh. when your team wins 2-0 in the final with all the momentum and somehow loses the next four games and their downfall began precisely when I uploaded my video, I could understand why you would point to that video as evidence of their collapse, of course Everyone We know it's not, but we're sports fans and who has time to think when your team hasn't made the finals in 28 years, but I still can't help but feel bad.

I wish I had taken a screenshot of this, but Right after I uploaded that video, someone commented that they were going to curse the sun championship and I specifically remember looking at my wife and thinking this guy is crazy, but who is the crazy one? Now I'm the crazy one because numbers can be deceiving and demonstrate exactly how deceptive numbers can be. Here are some numbers. A team losing in the finals after being up 2-0 in the series happens a lot less than you think. In fact, it almost never happens in the 74-year history of the NBA. 2 Finals comeback has only happened four times, four times the last time this happened was the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history in 2016.

And before that, the most recent occurrence was in 1977 when Bill Walton , this man was in his prime, he should have done it. Be careful when I said how crazy a potential championship would be for the Suns because only one player in NBA history has blown four 2-0 leads in the playoffs and that player is Chris Paul, call it bad luck, habit of fate that the Suns did not. Not only did I beat the Bucks in the first two games, they were the absolute better team, winning both games one and two by double digits. Remember that the Suns were the favorites going into the finals.

It was Chris Paul's time to shine, but Giannis didn't have to go. i put up numbers we haven't seen since diesel himself and chris middleton gave us a space jam and took away the powers of main michael jordan in the second half of the series and you want to know what's even crazier that the bucks win the title this time. The season makes this game that much more monumental, the Bucks were literally inches away from losing in the conference finals and while I really destroyed this finals prediction, I would like to point out that on May 3, 2019 I uploaded this video that details how i thought giannis had the potential to be one of the best players of all time, if not the best, and although this was only 27 months ago since i uploaded that video, giannis has won two league mvps, a championship, a Finals MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and All-Star Game MVP and has led the Bucks to a 70's winning percentage, all in two years.

Giannis' rise to the top of the NBA is unprecedented. There has never been a player coming from abroad as the 15th overall pick and climbing mountains until he reached the absolute pinnacle of basketball so quickly in the finals. Giannis averaged 35, 13 and 5 with almost two blocks per game and 62 shots. These are Mount Rushmore numbers, in reality, he is the only player who averaged at least 35, 13 and 5 per game in the finals. He also became the third player in modern NBA history to score 50 points in the Finals, joining two players you've probably heard of before: Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

This is the same guy who just eight months ago refused to accept trade rumors showing his unwavering loyalty in the process and his loyalty has now been rewarded with the highest achievement in all of basketball, so congratulations to the Bucks on their first NBA championship in 50 years, congratulations to Yanis for making the leap and, uh, children, fans, I offer you my most sincere My deepest condolences, but at least we had a really exciting final this season with two teams that are not super , you know, and you all got that big parade for the conference championship too, that was cool.

I guess there will always be a next season. I'm not making my son's fans feel better, I'm just making him worse, they will never be able to forget it. Oh well, how about this? Just make some adjustments and voila, the problem is solved.