Is 2-0 possible?

[SequSpur]

Does a bear in the woods?

[bigbendbruisebrother]

I know that 4-0 is very difficult, but 2-0?

Does the pope wear a funny hat?

[pooh]

2-0 is possible, but Phoenix will bounce back and win on Tuesday.

[T Park]

but Phoenix will bounce back and win on Tuesday.

hey carnac.

STFU, your predictions suck, and youve been damn near wrong every day so just give it up.

[pooh]

hey carnac.

STFU, your predictions suck, and youve been damn near wrong every day so just give it up.

Actually numbnuts if you can get your head out of the third grade, I only missed my round two predictions by just a few games. So why don't you actually "think" before you type ok?

and I don't have to shut the up...

[T Park]

yeah you do.

You predicted the Sonics would win the last series, so nope, WRONG.


Go away.

[E20]

I called 4-0 a long time ago when the Seattle series was just begining.

[pooh]

yeah you do.

You predicted the Sonics would win the last series, so nope, WRONG.


Go away.

No, I don't...nothing you can do. When last I looked this was America.

[samikeyp]

Possible? yes, but it will be difficult.

[T Park]

When last I looked this was America

this is a message board not america.


NOW go away.

[jalbre6]

Winning two games in Phoenix is somewhere between highly improbable to unlikely. The Spurs aren't playing a flavor-of-the-week like Denver or a paper tiger like Seattle. Phoenix has (according to the all-NBA teams) three of the best fifteen players in the league. They'll first pissed about the lack of national respect they're being given and second the fact that they gave away home court tonight.

I think that Phoenix would rather have lost another starter than home court in this series. Beating Dallas and Memphis isn't if they can't beat SA at home, and yes, I know the Suns have the best road record in the game this season. In a 2-2-1-1-1 series, a home team losing game one is destined to be playing catchup from the get-go. Remember how after losing Game One to Denver, how many people thought the Spurs were finished?

[Johnny_Blaze_47]

Actually numbnuts if you can get your head out of the third grade, I only missed my round two predictions by just a few games. So why don't you actually "think" before you type ok?

and I don't have to shut the up...

I only missed the lotto numbers by a few numbers.

[pooh]

this is a message board not america.


NOW go away.

Nope, not a chance...live with it.

[Notorious H.O.P.]

2-0 is possible and I want it to be a done deal but we shouldn't get too far ahead of ourselves. Yes we won but I'm more inclined to think we survived this game. Marion had beyond what we would call an off game, Joe Johnson was out (his presence pushes Jim Jackson back to the bench to shore up the Sun's bench), Q-Rich was a non-factor, and the Spurs explode for 43 points in the fourth, led by a complete resurrection of Barry and a very high shooting percentage. A lot of things lined up just right to create this initial victory and our best chance at 2-0 is for the idea that we stole the first game to get too deep into their heads and affect the Suns play. They are young guys with playoff inexperience so their aggressiveness may wind up working against them. Yes we won. Yes it was a great game but I think we were also lucky. But sometimes, you catch a lucky break and you can take maximum advantage of it and I think the Spurs should be able to do so. (And before I am completely set ablaze by my fellow Spurs fans, I'm not saying the Spurs victory was complete luck because the Spurs have most definely shown the ability to beat this team, but what I'm try to say is that it was fortunate this series of events contributed to our victory).