Heat- Spurs The Rematch

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Originally Posted by Sean Cagney

Durant, Westbrook and refs.....

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Stop watching basketball if you keep blaming the refs

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

Tonight, we will see for ourselves how destiny influences this impending, inevitable rematch Finals between our beloved Spurs and the Heat.

The Spurs look shaken, and down after those two beat downs at the hands of the Thunder, but they are not out. The Spurs will play their best game of the playoffs tonight to snatch control of this series.

I believe in destiny.

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Did I call this TPark?

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Originally Posted by T Park

Stop watching basketball if you keep blaming the refs

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I won't stop watching bball, but the refs do make some tick tack fouls at times that can change the flow of the game, most will agree there. When we lose though I don't solely blame the refs at all, unless it is one unbelievable call at the end to decide it, then I get upset.

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Originally Posted by Sean Cagney

I won't stop watching bball, but the refs do make some tick tack fouls at times that can change the flow of the game, most will agree there. When we lose though I don't solely blame the refs at all, unless it is one unbelievable call at the end to decide it, then I get upset.

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We all try to blame refs for losses, human nature. But in 7 game series, the best team wins 97.66% of the time.

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

We all try to blame refs for losses, human nature. But in 7 game series, the best team wins 97.66% of the time.

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That is true, very true.

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

You mean 5-1

As in Finals record.

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Clever! :)

If the Spurs lose in 7 you'll be despised forever.

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Originally Posted by Sean Cagney

I won't stop watching bball, but the refs do make some tick tack fouls at times that can change the flow of the game, most will agree there. When we lose though I don't solely blame the refs at all, unless it is one unbelievable call at the end to decide it, then I get upset.

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If we lose and it's not the refs fault, stop referring to the refs as a reason for a loss.

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Originally Posted by T Park

If we lose and it's not the refs fault, stop referring to the refs as a reason for a loss.

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When else have I done it? You seem to be implying I do it over and over? Alot in here do it and I said it one time or so and you point me out! Oh well we won tonight and are on our way to the finals, done here and not more arguing over this and GO SPURS. I agree it is not all the refs fault when we lose though, I never like to blame them and maybe said it one time or so after an obvious game.

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

Halfway there.

Tonight, the Spurs polish off the Thunder, don their WCF Champions hats, and celebrate for a short time. After landing back in San Antonio the Spurs will forget their series win and start focusing on their long awaited rematch with the team that temporarily borrowed what should have been theirs last June, the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

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I want my props, peeps .:)

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Originally Posted by urunobili

If the Spurs lose in 7 you'll be despised forever.

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Was I right????

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

I'm not worried about OKC.The Spurs and Miami will win these two series. I think the bball gods have arranged for this rematch ever since last June.

This will be the highest rated Finals in recent history.

This time, the Spurs will prevail..

:lobt2:

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:wow

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

Another sign that this will be a 100% lock matchup :

Miami became the first team in history to win a post season series against a team that had swept them in the regular season. Previously teams were 25-0 in winning a series against a team who they had beaten 4-0 is reg season


Spurs will be the 2nd team to do this.

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Now Spurs repeated the feat. 2nd team in history to have been swept in reg season and then beat the sweeper in the playoffs.

:smokin

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Originally Posted by Horry Hipcheck

All I can look at is the 0-4 season record and the 2-10 record over the last two seasons. Post-Harden seasons. That and the fact that the league has now been given the two conference finals series it wanted all along, and they can still put Durant back into the Finals to start billing up that KD-LBJ rematch. Sure, a Spurs-Heat rematch sounds sexy to us, and perhaps to those casual fans who really enjoyed last season's thrilling series, but the NBA stands to do a lot better with OKC in the Finals. The Spurs will have to play flawlessly.

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Check.

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Originally Posted by ShoogarBear

Oh, no.

Jimcs50 is the worst ST jinx of alltime.

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I lost that moniker now, right Shoog?

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For some reason, I was more worried about OK, than Miami.

OK has had our number. I feel more confident now playing Miami than I did before the OK matchup. Hopefully, that's a good thing...lol

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Originally Posted by SouthernFried

For some reason, I was more worried about OK, than Miami.

OK has had our number. I feel more confident now playing Miami than I did before the OK matchup. Hopefully, that's a good thing...lol

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Ditto, I've been telling all my buddies that if Spurs get to Finals, they are winning it. That is a lock, or damn close to it, barring injury to one of our key players.

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

I lost that moniker now, right Shoog?

:)

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:lol

Don't push your luck.

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Originally Posted by ShoogarBear

:lol

Don't push your luck.

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I'll never change in my ever present optimism, you should know that. Got to give me props so far though in my Nostradamus like predictions thus far though.

:lol

There's no way in hell we lose to them again. Just Not happening.

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

Another sign that this will be a 100% lock matchup :

Miami became the first team in history to win a post season series against a team that had swept them in the regular season. Previously teams were 25-0 in winning a series against a team who they had beaten 4-0 is reg season


Spurs will be the 2nd team to do this.

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Another coincidence, both Miami and Spurs had teams score on them in conference finals with 0.1 on clock and out of bounds play.

I've never seen it work before and this happened on consecutive days against these two teams. All the signs were there

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

I think if you polled every Spurs fan, given the choice between playing a Pacers team or a Heat team, even though, Spurs would have almost a lock win against the Pacers, most fans would still want to play the Heat.

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Looks like TD had same sentiment, he wanted Miami.

Tonight, the Spurs set another NBA record. They win their 11th consecutive game 1.

:toast

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Originally Posted by Jimcs50

Tonight, the Spurs set another NBA record. They win their 11th consecutive game 1.

:toast

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My predictions have been spot on this season.

:smokin

Jimmyboy and spurpadre putting this team on their backs