I expect the Spurs to close out in games 5 or 6, something which would have surprised me a little after series 1, but I've no ppersonal stake in it.
If the one in nine scenario of the Spurs coming short again had happened, what kind of fallout would we expect? I fully believe the barrel rolling would lead to a large exodus.
I considered the season a win after getting to the WCF. Winning the WCF was a bonus. Being up 3-1 is parlaying that to huge dividends, and a win would be a fairy tale story. If they lose they didn't deserve to win, but it doesn't detract from this season.
It would be really bad.
Has "it still hurts" shown up yet, MC, or he too chicken to roll on a sure thing?
His absence is likely not due to losing last year. It beats being kicked out in the earlier rounds. He won't show just as "boiled down" won't make an appearance.
Depends how close the games are. If the Heat players not named Lebron suddenly activate and they barrel through the Spurs, that probably won't be as bad as last year's game 6. If the Spurs lose 3 straight down-to-the-wire games, then it will probably rival last year's loss.
tbh I would be so mentally ed I'd probably stop following the Spurs for a few years. My psyche couldn't take it.
super s are now the weakest they've been since they first teamed up together in Miami in 2010, and now the holy mission is on spurs to put an end to that gy "dynasty". Spurs have no reason not to win tbh.
It'd be worse than 6., without a doubt, for numerous reasons.
1. The Heat are not nearly as good as they were last year, not even close. LeBron seems exhausted and the Heat roleplayers are dead in the water.
2. Losing 3 straight games to a team that has played this poorly (2 of which at home), is far worse than losing 6+7 in Miami put together, one of which, admittedly, was a fluke situation. Winning a game 7 on the road against a strong team last year was not a feasible option, and despite our best efforts, we just didn't have enough to get it done.
3. This championship is a mission, we've done a lot of redemption so far these playoffs. Beating the Mavs at home and beating OKC in a game 6 on the road were defining games to soothe the pains of 2006 and 2012 a little bit. Beating the Heat after last year is imperative to the cause.
4. Losing game 7 at home would be devastating after everything we've done so far. After being this dominant and nearly sweeping the Heat (if not for botched free throws), losing a very obtainable le at home for 5 would be horrendous.
That being said, I don't know what the Heat could do to win and flip the switch all of a sudden. Historically, Miami is brilliant in must-win games and they usually put it together when they have to, but they had to for game 4 and they played arguably worse than they did in 3 game when they got a routes ran all over them the whole game with historic shooting percentages. They just seem outmatched this series. They have yet to look stellar at any point so far this series, so obviously losing to this level of bad team would be catastrophic.
I can only speak for myself if the Spurs somehow collapse now...
I'd be done with basketball.
I'd probably move to watching Soccer.
I hate soccer.
It's a ing game. Go kill yourselves.
Nothing will ever be worse than 6. Nothing
blowing 3 championship points in a row would be far worse than blowing 2, of course.
6 has made us into Cubs' fans like pessimists. All logic points to Miami having no chance. Not just because of the 1-3 deficit and the fact no team has ever comeback from one in the Finals, but because they're over matched. No PG rotation to speak of. Birdman, their backup C, is shot. Wade looks 40. And Lebron is too gassed to play both ends of the ball at 100%. He's a big part of their ball hawking, swarming defense, and he just looks sluggish in his rotations and close outs.
Yet, I still expect the worst. I expect Wade to magically find his youth. I expect Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen to hit every 3. For Bosh to hit every mid-range shot. For a desperation adjustment by Spoelstra (like inserting Beasley or Haslem into the rotation) to payoff like a loose slot machine. For Chalmers to outplay Parker, like he did in 6 and 7. And for Lebron to go God Mode.
And then I expect us to clank every open 3. For Kawhi to come back down to earth and be handcuffed by foul trouble. For Parker to overdribble and miss his 18 footers. For Duncan to miss bunnies. For Turnobili to reappear. I fear our guys will play tight, nervous, and careful, and themselves at the freethrow line.
My head believes. But my gut doesn't. It's almost like it's too good to be true.
Most perfect statement for every one of us here. There is no logical way to approach the Heat winning in 7 at this point in the series, but yet we've been traumatized so much in recent years it is hard to think of something this glorious happening to us.
I do know, for a fact, that if I weren't a Spur or Heatfan, I would think the Spurs would easily win the series in 5, 6 at the latest, based on the trends of this series. The emotional investment ties us up in some improbable tragedies (or miracles) that are also laced with "What would Jordan do?" comparisons of LeBron that would make it seem like he would lead his team from improbable odds to 3 straight wins. But not even Jordan could accomplish that...
I think some fellow spurs fans are just too insecure. Of course there is 0.0001% chance of cHeat coming back and winning the series but there definitely are other stuffs you should feel more concerned about, like the biological legitimacy of your offspring, when about 10% guys whom their kids call dads are not biological dads of those kids (except foster kids of course, in other words those guys are cuckolds).
They won't. I'll be glad when they win so I don't have to read this forum's paranoia and depression for awhile until someone turns an ankle next year.
Cubs fans are stupid and optimistic as . They keep talking about rebuilding and buying into the moneyball and are too stupid to realize the new Cubs owner is doing nothing but try to make a profit. He nearly slashed the team's budget in half even though he raised ticket prices, strong-armed the tv network into paying nearly twice as much, littered Wrigley Field with ads, and always trades good players in contract years so he doesn't have to pay them so his bank account grow right along with the team's losses
Yet, I still expect the worst. I expect Wade to magically find his youth. I expect Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen to hit every 3. For Bosh to hit every mid-range shot. For a desperation adjustment by Spoelstra (like inserting Beasley or Haslem into the rotation) to payoff like a loose slot machine. For Chalmers to outplay Parker, like he did in 6 and 7. And for Lebron to go God Mode.
And then I expect us to clank every open 3. For Kawhi to come back down to earth and be handcuffed by foul trouble. For Parker to overdribble and miss his 18 footers. For Duncan to miss bunnies. For Turnobili to reappear. I fear our guys will play tight, nervous, and careful, and themselves at the freethrow line.
My head believes. But my gut doesn't. It's almost like it's too good to be true.
How anyone can be a fan of that under those cir stances, I will never understand.
Yet, I still expect the worst. I expect Wade to magically find his youth. I expect Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen to hit every 3. For Bosh to hit every mid-range shot. For a desperation adjustment by Spoelstra (like inserting Beasley or Haslem into the rotation) to payoff like a loose slot machine. For Chalmers to outplay Parker, like he did in 6 and 7. And for Lebron to go God Mode.
And then I expect us to clank every open 3. For Kawhi to come back down to earth and be handcuffed by foul trouble. For Parker to overdribble and miss his 18 footers. For Duncan to miss bunnies. For Turnobili to reappear. I fear our guys will play tight, nervous, and careful, and themselves at the freethrow line.
My head believes. But my gut doesn't. It's almost like it's too good to be true.
What's the max you willing to lose?
For one game or the series?
i recommend IP BANNED bet for the both of you
I quit basketball. forever.
Vegas is offering 9 to 1 on Miami coming back to win the series and about 2 to 1 for Miami to win tomorrow.
They'll give better odds than me
listening to hero songs, getting ready for the disappointment
i expect enrique or t ina for game5 choke job...
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