Who would you rather face in the finals?

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Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37

:lol how exactly is Indiana a more difficult match-up for Tony Parker?..Miami's pick&roll D is elite against ball-handlers, they would gladly give up shots to the Spurs role players, rather than allow Parker to go off, tbh..

Indiana has no shooters, no superstar players and one of the worst benches in the NBA..Hibbert struggles to score in the post against players his own size like Duncan and Splitter..

Kawhi Leonard's defense and rebounding has been one of they key components of this Spurs run..he could easily hold his own against Paul George, but Lebron is a different animal..

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Put KL on Wade and just let Lebron run wild.

I do have the feeling Pop will let Lebron get his and shut down the rest, I agree with that..

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Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37

:lol how exactly is Indiana a more difficult match-up for Tony Parker?..Miami's pick&roll D is elite against ball-handlers, they would gladly give up shots to the Spurs role players, rather than allow Parker to go off, tbh..

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Indiana has the bodies to throw at Tony and a shot blocker.

Any more hardcore mf'ers that would rather face Miami tbh? :lmao

The Pacers didn't crack 50 wins this season.

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Originally Posted by Brunodf

If we get to the finals: Heat

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If? :lol

Spurs lose to the Grizzlies and I will quit ST. Fuck that, basketball.

If the Pacers pull this series out, we're gonna have to add this year to the list of Spurfan Shelf of Regrets next to Amare getting suspended and Dallas losing to the Warriors tbh.

Did this really warrant a thread? This isn't a question of wanting Houston, LA or GS in the first round (and in retrospect, a lot of people wanted GS). This is a team that would struggle to finish above sixth in the West vs. the friggen Heat.

Are the 2013 Heat better than the 2005 Pistons?

Discuss :fro

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Originally Posted by SpursFan313

Well, between Pacers/Heat, who would you rather face?

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Well, I truly do not believe that Stern will allow anyone to beat the Heat. Having said that, if the games were called straight up and honestly, I think we match up better with the Heat than we do with the Pacers.

I think we would beat the Pacers because I don't think Stern would care which of the two of us won, but it would be harder for us to beat the Pacers athleticism than it would to beat the Heat's strength. But we could beat either one in 7 games...but the games we would lose to either one would be so ugly that the melt downs on this board would be absolutely EPIC! :lol

what a shitty thread tbh

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Originally Posted by Horse

The pacers for sure great D not much offense, just like memphis. And in a Spur-pacer final the refs would not be a factor.

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The Pacers have a better offense than Memphis. Memphis is kind enough to play 3 on 5 and let you leave an extra guy or two camped out in the lane. The Pacers can at least shoot.

But the reality is, there's no path to the title without going through Miami, and any talk of the Pacers is just idle wishing.

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Originally Posted by EVAY

Well, I truly do not believe that Stern will allow anyone to beat the Heat. Having said that, if the games were called straight up and honestly, I think we match up better with the Heat than we do with the Pacers.

I think we would beat the Pacers because I don't think Stern would care which of the two of us won, but it would be harder for us to beat the Pacers athleticism than it would to beat the Heat's strength. But we could beat either one in 7 games...but the games we would lose to either one would be so ugly that the melt downs on this board would be absolutely EPIC! :lol

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Indiana is #1 in FTs per FGA and #5 in the playoffs in least foul calls..they get the most calls of any of the remaining teams in the playoffs, slightly ahead of Memphis..

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Originally Posted by DarrinS

Are the 2013 Heat better than the 2005 Pistons?

Discuss :fro

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No... But neither are the spurs...

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Originally Posted by TE

what a shitty thread tbh

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I try bruh

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Originally Posted by Sec24Row7

No... But neither are the spurs...

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:lol The 2005 Heat were better than the 2005 Pistons until Wade got hurt (The 2006 asskicking Miami gave them when they were actually healthy proved it). The 2013 Heat are much better than the 2005 Heat.

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Originally Posted by dbreiden83080

Put KL on Wade and just let Lebron run wild.

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Surely Danny will be on Wade. I'm pretty sure LeBron will still do just fine going wild with Kawhi on him unless we can find ways to bring the double and still shut down the passing lanes. LeBron is strong enough that he should be able to post up Kawhi all night long.

With Tim and Tiago we have a healthy size advantage in the paint over Bosh/Haslem. Parker is certainly better than Chalmers. But Miami has a bench as good as ours (maybe better), Wade is tough to stop even without LeBron also being on the court, and LeBron is the best player in the league for a reason.

I think we should be able to play Miami about as well as any team in the league, but going in, they sure look like the better team.

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Originally Posted by SpursFan313

It's a very real possibility that the Pacers win this series with the Heat

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Originally Posted by BatManu20

Lol no. The Pacers aren't beating Miami. Heat in 6, and obviously the Spurs would much rather play Indiana and it's not even close.

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Pacers in 7 :rollin