Undefeated in predicting the winner. (see my comment where my computations don't account much for injuries and/or teams quitting)
so far so good![]()
Undefeated in predicting the winner. (see my comment where my computations don't account much for injuries and/or teams quitting)
A lot of us are 'undefeated predicting the winner', tbh
Weren't you on the Heat bandwagon all season long though? The 'doesn't matter what the Spurs do, Miami gonna steamroll them' wagon?
I would've sworn I've seen some of those posts before...
don't matter. Official predictions is what matter tbh
I predicted Spurs in 5 in round 1. Of course my calculations didn't account for their starting and backup PG going down and Coward quitting. (lakers were good enough for 1 win)
round 2 100% prediction success
WCF watch game 3 again. Zbo and co quit mid-game. Again, my computations don't account for such quitting, no predictions do tbh. (grizz were good enough for 2 wins)
and now, Spurs in 7
all going as planned.
It's all good... I'm certainly hoping you're right for once![]()
well tbh I hope I'm wrong in spurs in 7. I hope spurs win in 6. too many factors in game 7 to even fit in a server farm of 256 64 bit quad cpus IMO
But they didn't. Keep singing the same song.
The only reason this series is close is because Manu has been playing horrible.
What's up, Ronnie! You going to Jekka's 6 kegger tomorrow night?
at most of the replies in here.
Giving Spurs zero credit, specially on a close out game in route to a 5th championship. Yeah I'm sure they'll just lay down.
LOLSPURS FAN.
i have utmost faith in Spurs. i'm more worried about officiating, bull coverage by ESPN, and Wade/Lebron doing more juice than humanly possible to recover. there's a lot of shady associated with NBA and Heat, just hope we can take care of business.
Then he spews this beauty..
Genius at work.![]()
If the Spurs don't win 6, I don't think they'll win 7. Role players don't play as well on the road and neither does Manu tbh. Parker/Duncan gonna need to show up + 50% shooting from Neal+Green (combined)
If Danny's still feeling it, Spurs win in 6. (Barring a Lebron G6 vs Celtics last year. If Danny's above 50% shooting, a normal Lebron game won't be enough. They'll keep it close, Duncan'll finish it off)
That's why we got a 2 game buffer and Miami has just the 1.
First I'm banking on our guys to bring it home and then I'm counting on statistics balancing out.
While Lebron has big game 7s he usually ends up on the losing end.
He'll more than likely want to take over the game by himself which he cant do if he wants to beat this squad.
For them to win two straight games Lebron+Wade+Bosh have to have a perfomance something resembling that of game 4.
The odds of that happening 3 times in one series is almost non-existent.
The Heat big 3 shot their load when they went off that night.
And there is little the refs can do if Green can keep knocking them 3s.
A decent game by Duncan+Manu and and a Tony Parker usual 20 point night would seal the deal.
And that's just our big 3. If the role players get it going (outside of Green) its a wrap.
you never bet against the home team in 7, like HeatChamp said in another thread. Neither team has won consecutive games in this series but the trend will immediately change after the Heat win 6. Miami will win both games at home and win the championship like i originally predicted
Heat will foul the spurs hard just like the Spurs did in san antonio, w/o worrying much about foul troubles because the games will be played in Miami, and i doubt the likes of Green and Neal can continue to shoot lights out facing much tighter defense. Spurs were lucky enough to steal one game from Miami early on, and they shouldn't expect such good luck to knock on their door for a 2nd time imho
You can't expect Green to go holy throughout the series, because his hands will finally cool down at some point of time. And I'd definitely put my money on Miami's big 3 rather than the Spurs' because they're more consistent and that they will be playing on their homecourt.
Spurs will have a chance in game 6 but the chance will be slim compared to Miami's imho. and if they lose game 6, they will have zero chance in 7. Therefore, game 6 will be the battle of Yamazaki for both teams with Heat having the strategic advantage. It's always a pleasure to play such games at home when both teams are pretty exhausted after 5 hard-fought rounds, and that's why people say the 2-3-2 format favors the HCA holder strongly, imho
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