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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
benefactor
Miami isn't in trouble.
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Miami s coasting the only time they would be in trouble is if they are down 0-3 in the series
they can easily backdoor buttfuck the lowly Pacers at any point in time :rolleyes
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
hater
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Miami s coasting the only time they would be in trouble is if they are down 0-3 in the series
they can easily backdoor buttfuck the lowly Pacers at any point in time :rolleyes
:lol
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
:lol Spurs fan cliff jumping for the Heat.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
Indiana can take this series. I don't see miami playing with as much desire anymore and Indiana has enough to get past miami this year.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Jimcs50
I don't remember our fans being quite this paranoid about getting jobbed by officials before. The Spurs will win the series if they earn the win. The refs will not change the outcome.
IF the Spurs play like they did against the Mavs in Game 7 and Portland in Games 1-3, 5, the Spurs will win this Series regardless what the refs do. That of course unless we have another game 3 and 4 like the Mav '06 series where they shot 99 fts over two games. But since the Donaghy incident, I have failed to witness such a blatant display of BS favoritism (cheating more like it) by the refs.
Yes, they still do it in spurts but not on that Scale anymore. Just like they try in Game 1 against the Spurs in the 3rd quarter. After about 6-7 minutes of it, they stopped. Before it would have carried on til the end of the game.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Cowboys_Wear_Spurs
IF the Spurs play like they did against the Mavs in Game 7 and Portland in Games 1-3, 5, the Spurs will win this Series regardless what the refs do. That of course unless we have another game 3 and 4 like the Mav '06 series where they shot 99 fts over two games. But since the Donaghy incident, I have failed to witness such a blatant display of BS favoritism (cheating more like it) by the refs.
Yes, they still do it in spurts but not on that Scale anymore. Just like they try in Game 1 against the Spurs in the 3rd quarter. After about 6-7 minutes of it, they stopped. Before it would have carried on til the end of the game.
Really loving the takes on SpursTalk by you as of late. :tu
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Chinook
Miami is in no more trouble than Indy was against Washington. If they lose Game Two, though, it could be something. If the Heat win on Tuesday, conversely, I don't see how they DON'T win.
Exactly. If Miami wins the 2nd, we are gonna have the defending champion, with HCA.
Lets wait and see what happens...
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
The cHeat are 16-3 after losing game 1 tbh
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
I could actually see the heat struggling this series. Indiana looks galvanized and outside of LeBron I don't see anyone on the Heat team who is playing well. Bosh has fallen off and Wade looks at the end of his tether. Going to be tough for them to beat Indy let alone the Spurs in the Finals.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
How are the Heat in trouble after game 1? They'd only be in trouble if they also lost game 2. . .and game 3 or 4.
The Pacers aren't that good.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
JohnnyMax
If Miami is eliminated, it gives the NBA an incentive to rig against San Antonio since OKC can beat Indiana.
No. The NBA always find the way to make the show.
If the Finals are MIA-SAS again, they'll promote that like "The champions rematch" "Two teams destined to meet in the Finals"
If OKC-IND they'll say "Young Blood battling for the Glory"
If MIA-OKC "The King vs the MVP" "MVPs throne"...
Even if IND-SAS "The experience vs the Talent" "Duncan and Parker vs their apprentices..." "The rising Stars war..PG vs Sugar K" (well, maybe not the last) but...I really can see some stuff about Duncan/Hibbert and Parker as Hill's mentor...
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
The refs screw job thing, after seeing the Nets get jobbed to give the heat advantages toward the end of two games, we wonder about aging superstars getting respect in regards to calls. I understand one call can be missed but in both games it was 3 or 4 on both sides of the ball. All would have been fine as either fouls or no calls, but it has to be consistant on both ends it cant be no calls when the other team has the ball and fouls when the heat do.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
JohnnyMax
If Miami is eliminated, it gives the NBA an incentive to rig against San Antonio since OKC can beat Indiana.
This....Its just one game....watch the heat win next game
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
I still think its going to be SA vs. Miami.....nobody wants to see OKC vs IND. anyways......boring lol jk
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Sean Cagney
Miami is on the road and the Spurs are at home for game one, if the Spurs lose game 1 they are in way more trouble than the Heat losing game 1 on the road! NO Comparison at all.
ehh they both would be down a game with an even amount of home and road games left.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
TampaDude
IMHO, a Heat-Spurs rematch is what most folks want to see. I'm biased, of course. :lol
According the ESPN poll, most want to see OKC/Miami. Last year it was overwhelming, every state wanted to see Spurs/Heat. Every state.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Aztecfan03
ehh they both would be down a game with an even amount of home and road games left.
Losing one on the road at the beginning is alot better than dropping the game one at home, you basically lose HC and have to go get it back. You do have the same road and home games left if it goes 7 though you are correct. You essentially have to get back that HC though as I said.
Good win.
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Originally Posted by
ErnestLynch
According the ESPN poll, most want to see OKC/Miami. Last year it was overwhelming, every state wanted to see Spurs/Heat. Every state.
OKC and Miami sucks as a whole, they never get up to play and seem to play scared vs the Heat.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
hater
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Miami s coasting the only time they would be in trouble is if they are down 0-3 in the series
they can easily backdoor buttfuck the lowly Pacers at any point in time :rolleyes
Let the backdoor buttfucking start :lmao
:lol pacers. This shit team would have gotten swept by the West 8th and 7th AND 9th seed :lol
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
What a total failure of a thread. OP should just off himself, or at a minimum perform a self-castration + lobotomy.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
Splits
What a total failure of a thread. OP should just off himself, or at a minimum perform a self-castration + lobotomy.
+1
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
Got dammit, Pacers. Oh well, here's hoping they can drag that series out.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
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Originally Posted by
ErnestLynch
According the ESPN poll, most want to see OKC/Miami. Last year it was overwhelming, every state wanted to see Spurs/Heat. Every state.
This
Most want OK City over the Spurs.
They want to see Durant and James, the top two players in the league in the finals.
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Re: Looks like Miami is in trouble. Which means Spurs are in trouble.
Pacers play better on the road, they'll close this out 4-1