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How important is game II?
face it ,if the Spurs win? many of you will be at home depot buying a new broom,
If the Spurs lose? many of you will be making topics that read...."lets get Phil Jackson next season". really ask yourselves,
How Important is game II for you?
Thank You
If the Pistons win game 2 it is over. Trade Duncan and get Phil Jackson.
The winner of this game will be the 2005 NBA Champions,
mark the tape..................
Spurs are winning the title...that's all that matters. :smokin
Must win game.
For the Spurs.
3 home games in a row for Detroit.
It's as important as game one in my opinion. The Spurs can't get a split at home and be comfortable because of the 2-3-2 format. If the Spurs win Game 2, the Spurs will win the series in five games or less. If the Spurs lose Game 2, then it will likely go seven games.
Fence riding spur fans take time to respond, they need to know the score after half time
where is Walton buys me off when you need him? :lmao
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Originally Posted by Kori Ellis
Come on Kori!
If the Pistons win game II ? they will have the confindence they need to show the world they are the True NBA Champions, They will have 1/2 of the United states cheering. It will be like a Rocky movie
America was made up of not quiting, The Pistons have Pride , and they won't just sit back and let some small market team from the west beat the best.
But if the Spurs win? It's Over and you know it............
Spurs will win game 2.
Spurs in 6
Even if the pistons some how when game 2, I'm not worried I still think the spurs win in 6. However it as well as all playoff games are must win. You never know when a star player is going to get hurt just look at ind, mia, sea..
It's important to take every home game just not entirely needed to beat det. Now if we were playing a better team I would say game 2 is a must win.
You must be one of the most hard core Spur fans on the planet, Or your lying your ass off... how can you Lose game two and not be worried?Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan_21
It would definitely put some pressure on San Antonio to win on the road which isn't what they're best at.
Even if Detroit wins game 2,it's expectable for the SAS to win 2 (or at least 1) on the road.
So I'm agree with Kori:
1:Game 2 Spurs win-------then SAS in 5 or 6
2:Game 2: Det Win---------SAS in 6 or 7 or DET in 7.
I did say that it was important. However the pistons have shown me nothing struggling against there last 2 playoff series against teams with injuries to their top players. I'm not buying the play down to the opponent excuse, it doesn't ring true to me. I think they were just a little better then the teams that had injured stars.
Now if the spurs go down 1-2 or 2-3, then I'll get worried. This isn't the first time since '90 when I became a spurs fan that the spurs have been in the playoffs. For right now the pistons offense and concentration has not impressed me. I believe the spurs will win in 6. Game 2 would go in as the "game the spurs gave away" column in my book.
Yeah and they didn't beat pho or any of the other teams they played in the playoffs on the road. You're thinking of the spurs the last few years. Now we have another perimeter guy obiwon giniboli who can take some pressure off of parker and duncan.Quote:
Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
I actually agree that the winner of G2 wins the series...
Go to bed Mouse
Just because they did it to Phoenix does not translate to Detroit. The styles are different and Hamilton plays better at home along with most of the Detroit players. They beat LAL last year 3 straight at home so watch out.Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan_21
But this isn't an injured lakers team.Quote:
Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
MAybe,if the winner of g2 is the SAS. :rollinQuote:
Originally Posted by DisgruntledLionFan#54,927
I remember 2003 when the Spurs split the first 2 games,and then they won 2 games from the next 3 in New Jersey.
Remember last year? The Pistons became the first team to win the middle 3 home games since it went to the 2 3 2 format. I think they could do it again if they winl Sunday.
Fact is I hope the Spurs win, but I will say it is not going to happen, but the Spurs
will win the finals and it will be in front of their home crowd.
PS Spurs lose it. TD has a bad game on Sunday.
if spurs win game 2 the pistons will be lucky to go back to sa
Long summer for Mavs fans, eh?
Spurs will win Game 2, Game 3, and Game 4.
Spurs in Four!
It's the finals.. every game is important...
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Originally Posted by Vashner
Are you saying game 3 is more importaint than game 2 ?
If the Pistons win game 2? then game 3 is not a must win for the pistons, they stole the one game they needed.
If the spurs win game 2 Then the season is over for the pistons,
I think game 2 is the most importaint game of the series.
He's not saying game 3 is MORE important than game 2, he is saying that game 3 is JUST AS important as game 2. Every game has equal importance in the Finals, there is little room for error and you don't get very many second chances.
As a Mavs fan you should know something about the importance of Finals games, oh wait................:)
This is a stupid argument. The biggest games are the elimination games. Until then they aren't as big.
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Originally Posted by Banjo Boy
You have us mixed up with the lakers!Their is no way in hell that Spurs fan would ever want that front running have to have a winning team before I get there to fine tune them coach!!!!Get behind your FREEKING beloved state of Texas soon to be NBA Champion Spurs,you Looooooser Mav fans.
WTF, What games lead up to the elimination games in the first place???!?! If you had treated each game as an equal opportunity to get one more win, then you'd have less of a chance to have to face the "important" elimination game in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
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Originally Posted by 1Parker1
^rack :lmao
Every game is big but the elimination game is the biggest.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1Parker1
Yes, that goes without saying. But the point is that if you don't lose games early, you don't risk being in an elimination game.Quote:
Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
It's important. No doubt.
But I think the Spurs are capable of winning at least one of the three in Detroit.
I wonder what is the record for NBA teams that won game 2
and did they win it all or not. where is ducks when you need him?
Exactly. Thank You.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kori Ellis
Game 1 was more important than game 2.
Game 3 will be more important than Game 2.
(If Spurs win, then Game 3 becomes must win for Pistons. If Pistons win Game 2, game 3 becomes must win for Spurs).
I think the most important games (besides elimination one) are Game 1s and Game 3's or 5's. Basically, any game to beat a tie. Usually the team that wins the "tie-breaker" goes on to win the series, although Pistons lost both Game 3 and Game 5 to the Heat and somehow still won the series, right?
Spurs win game two? and it will seem like it was really not that importaint.
Spurs lose game two? and you will see this city come a part and this web site will have a serious meltdown. :lmao
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Originally Posted by Dan Rather
Just like the Mavs melted in the heat of Steve Nash and his mighty mighty Suns? :rolleyes
You asked a question and I answered it truthfully. Why ask if you don't want to hear the answer? I won't panic until we're down in the series, but that's just me.
I bet when the spurs are down by 8 at half time many of you will run in here to edit your first post :lmao
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Originally Posted by timvp
Spurs can take it to 7 if they have to if they lose. Pistons can't win three, much less four in a row against the Spurs. They can't win three in a row against ANYONE. They have a tough time winning TWO in a row.
If the Spurs lose game two all they have to do is pick up 'A' game in Detroit and get BACK to SA and more than likely they'll pick up two in Detroit. How many games did the Spurs win against the Suns on the road ?
I can't WAIT to light up the Pistons in their own house.
Of course, the Pistons are HISTORY if they lose game two, and they will.
I have noooo doubt of that. Honestly, I think the Suns series was the championship if not the Seattle series.
We aren't playing our toughest opponent in the playoffs here....let's face it...that Heat/Pistons series was...a train wreck.
I could be wrong, but....I'm not.
And THAT is a stupid statement. You go down 2-0, then you have to win 4/5.Quote:
Originally Posted by mavsfan1000
You can screw around like that in round 1 or 2.
That time is over, as you well know otherwise we'd be on a 'mavstalk' forum, right ?
if spurs lose tonight it still no where over
The pistons lost 3 games against Miami but were able to win the last 2. It is not over until you lose that final game. That is why the elimination game is the most important. Other games are very important leading up but if you can't finish it didn't matter as much as you think. It also depends on the team you play and how good they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by word
game 7 is by far most important game. when comes to game 7 of course :)
Only two teams down 0-2 in the Finals have come back and won.Quote:
Originally Posted by mouse