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Clippers ball movement is so stagnant its almost hard to watch. The amount of their possesions that end up being 1 on 1 basketball has to be close to 30%
If the Grizzlies win game 7 they're definitely building some rhythm that will help them against the Spurs. I think game 7's basically falls into two categories. One is that the road team is happy and exhausted to get to that point and just get blown away. The other is two evenly matched teams battle to the last minutes of the game.
Clippers ball movement is so stagnant its almost hard to watch. The amount of their possesions that end up being 1 on 1 basketball has to be close to 30%
Manu no longer need to be stopped..
If the Clippers do prevail, they'll be exhausted. Not just by the seven-game series, but with the prospect of two big away games in three days. Would they even bother flying back to LA just for the one day? Either way, I just can't see them being mentally prepared after such a draining opening round. Thus I'm hopping the Clippers steal it.
not a bad scenario considering the cir stances: games at home with no btb.
Ideal scenario we win the 2 home games and game 3 then game 4 we see what happen
It'll be Memphis, and I welcome it. You can see in last night's game that CP3 is not all there. I think we match up fairly decently this year.
We need to run their bigs through the spin cycle with the pick and roll, to tire the out of them. But the big issue will be rebounding of course. If our wings continue to rebound like they did in Utah, though, it should help mitigate Zbos tenacity on that front.
Hope the Griz win so we get some payback for last year.
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