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such "NBA-marks"!
Heat will get nothing in OKC. That crowd is insane and Durant and those boys will get all the calls.. And hit all the FT's...
such "NBA-marks"!
Ibaka went 11/11, because when one OKC drove one of their bigs cut to the basket from the sides and either were getting offensive rebounds or a wide open pass for a dunk, a highest fg% in bball, so 11/11 dunks isn't that difficult. Perkins and Collins got almost perfect stats too in the same game.
The Heat have the best player in bball. LeBron is extremely skilled and Pierce, a beast otherwise, looks like a kid besides him.
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Remove Lebron from Miami and they are just another lottery team
Don't like either team, and I ain't jumping on no bandwagon. Both teams have gotten used to getting all the 50-50 calls as they went to the finals. If the refs are even-handed, it will be whichever team handles the change in referee tone the best. (Note that the inability to handle the change in tone is what, IMO, killed Dallas in 06. Even with the ref's giving Wade a huge edge, Dallas still had enough of a talent edge that they should have won that series.) I give Miami the edge here, because they did get at least of taste of the end of the stick against Boston in 3 & 4. If the refs ain't even-handed, well, we all just watched what happens when 2 pretty closely matched teams play with the refs tilting one way...
I dont like Miami either but if it was between Miami winning and ass Fisher getting a ring i would rather Miami win
Fisher already has 5 rings.
Since 2003, the teams that beat the Spurs in playoff never won in the same year.
Unless bosh starts playing like all allstar chances are they won't beat us...But if lebron goes nuts which could happen who knows...
Let's just face it, folks. It's LeBron's time to ring--but first... he must shatter the dreams of some young and hungry baby seals first who only dare to dream of a chance at life... and a new NBA Dynasty. 's gonna be one cruel, heartless, bloody, ing slaughter-fest. A complete and total massacre. Blood, blood, and more blood. Splattered EVERYWHERE.
i know that about Fisher!! I like Durant but i am gonna have to say go east cause like i said i dont want b*&ch a** Fisher to get his 6th ring
LeBron gets his this year.
Spurs get #5 next year.
It's all part of the plan.
Yeah, until clutch time and then its choke city. Lebron is the most talented player but hes got luke warm blood running through his veins whereas Durant's is more icy.What a take...
LeBron is a much better player than Durant and actually makes those around him better.
Durant is maybe a better scorer and thatīs it, i donīt care about any of both but you switch LeBron and Durant teams and the Heat never go past the paces while the Thunder would have crashed the Spurs.
To me LeBron is like a Super Big Black Ginobili, the guy has amazing IQ, plays good defense and fills the stat sheet. Durant will somehow get a few assists or a few rebounds, but LeBron defends and rebounds better than Durant, also has a better understanding of the plays, Durant went off his mind against us shooting and hitting some very tough and log pull up 3, they went in, granted, but where bad shots, LeBron seems to have a better selection, playing in a team full of scrubs + wade makes him look bad at times, but in Cleveland he has made a lot of scrubs look like championship contenders.
You trying to cheer us all up?Let's just face it, folks. It's LeBron's time to ring--but first... he must shatter the dreams of some young and hungry baby seals first who only dare to dream of a chance at life... and a new NBA Dynasty. 's gonna be one cruel, heartless, bloody, ing slaughter-fest. A complete and total massacre. Blood, blood, and more blood. Splattered EVERYWHERE.
You trying to cheer us all up?
Always.
The Spurs didn't show up for game 3 or the first half of game 5. Against a good team that's simply unacceptable. The one thing you can never accuse OKC of is not playing hard. They show up every game and keep fighting to the end. That's why I think sometimes Pop babies them too much. Give up a game just because you're down big? That's the way to build mental toughness and for ude. The Spurs were simply not good enough to cruise to a le without playing hard.
It's not an even-numbered year next year, too.LeBron gets his this year.
Spurs get #5 next year.
It's all part of the plan.
Tbh 2012 Heat looks a bit like 2010 Cavaliers too, especially since Wade has been looking very ty since he dropped 30 on the Pacers.
Hope you guys saw that
Yeah I saw that and...Hope you guys saw that
You didn't hear Scott Brooks say he's not sure who would win shooting jumpers between Ibaka and Durant?
If Lebron is hit hard in the head and goes out of bounds, Kennedy and Joey will call it a foul.
Maybe even a flagrant.
Between Bosh and Ibaka, I take Bosh all day. Bosh is much better than Ibaka and that's where Miami has the match up advantage. With Bosh, Ibaka's biggest strength is taken away and that's to block shots in the lane. OKC's bigs will struggle chasing Bosh around and that will help Miami in opening up lanes.
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