This will be a great series...period.
Replace the phrase "carrying their team" [sic] with "playing in the Eastern Conference."However, Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki, the last two MVP's this league has had could only dream of carrying their team the way that Lebron does on an everyday basis.
Blah blah blah, you know very well that Lebron is a much better player than Amare, the Cavs are much better than the Nuggets, and...well the Cavs are 2-0 against the Spurs this season.
The Bucks were 2 and 0 against the SPurs this year as well, doesnt mean . The Bulls were 3 and 1 against the Pistons I believe, and that didnt mean . The Nuggets are a much, much better team than the Cavs. You really dont watch much basketball do you?
Hey, 2-0 is 2-0. I'll let the facts speak for themselves while you foam at the mouth.
PS - I don't understand you, the Nuggets aren't a good team. How can you say a team that doesn't ever make it past the first round is a good team? Denver and Houston haven't improved in years, these guys would be middle of the road teams in the East the same way they are in the West, not bad but hardly world beaters.
Last edited by BWJACKETS; 06-04-2007 at 02:49 PM.
Lebron is no better than Nash+Amare.
And rest of Suns team >>>>>>>> rest of Cavs
Every west team in the playoffs except LA>>>>>>Cavs
Funny coming from a Cavs fan....what do you think happens to Lebron????? aCTUALLY, those two rarely get calls (at least Parker).The only thing that worries me is that Ginobli and Parker will get their usual bad call fouls, I'm not even worried about them making their shots so much as these guys going to the line every trip down the floor
nice post Cavsdak. Nice to have somebody to exchange opinions.
I think that GINOBILI is going to be THE THREAT for the CAVS in this series.
Lebron is the only one who can slow him down and that will force Lebron to play some D on him, wearing him down.
I think Lebron will eat Bowen alive, forcing the Spurs to put a second man on him, leaving some 3 point shooters open.
If these guys can make the open shots consistently, then we have a series.
Otherwise, this is going to be a very "difficult" series for the Cavs.
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I miss the Jazz trolls.
And? We lost to the Jazz twice, too. , we even lost to Milwaukee!
But this is the playoffs. How do you like us now??
LMFAO...you must be joking. How about CLE>LA, HOU, DEN, GS, UTAH? If you were to say that I would agree. The only three I would say Cleveland doesn't beat hands down are Dallas, SA, and Phoenix...and Dallas was put out by an eight-seed that went 42-40! So much for your theory of Western Conference Dominance...maybe in the ranks of middle of the road teams but not at the top of the conference, in fact I believe Cleveland had a better record against the top teams in the West than anybody!
Opponent fouls per game:The only thing that worries me is that Ginobli and Parker will get their usual bad call fouls, I'm not even worried about them making their shots so much as these guys going to the line every trip down the floor
Spurs 21.20
Cavs 22.00
How many of the Cav fouls are "usual bad foul calls"?
You're missing the point, which is 2-0 means . I understand you're (rightly) worried, but you can't argue with the facts. Your one guy cannot take down the Spurs. Just ain't gonna happen, sorry.
For those who still think the Spurs are soft/boring: (I didn't know where else to put it)
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Oh, no.
One day after the Pistons' season was unceremoniously curtailed by Cleveland, a San Antonio Spur referred to his team as "the bad boys." Ugh.
"We're not vanilla anymore," guard Tony Parker declared. "We're the bad boys, but it's fine. Everybody likes new stuff. So LeBron James, his first Finals, obviously, a lot of people are going to root for him. And that's fine. They still have to try to beat us."
We understand what you're saying, Mr. Longoria, but we object to you using the term. The Spurs aren't even within punching distance of the real Bad Boys.
- Detroit Free Press.
as opposed to this year's Detroit Drama Queens
But using your regular season argument I could say that the Warriors were 3 and 0 against the Mavs this year, so they should have won right? And since they beat a team that you said was better than your team then GS>>>>Cavs. And Utah, Houston and Denver are all much better than the Cavs. When you only see a team twice in a season there is a chance that they might beat you a couple of times. Regular season records dont mean crap, although in your defense as a Cavs fan you probably havent had much of an argument to defend your team with other than regular season records
Hey, how about those for some famous last words. No disrespect to Nash because he is a great player, but if you were to add about eight inches and 75 pounds onto his frame than he would be worth mentioning in the same sentence as Lebron. If you were to take Amare and give him heart, defensive ability, much better speed and ball-handling skills and a jumper, then he would be worth mentioning in the same sentence as Lebron.
Lebron craves so much attention from opposing defenses that it becomes impossible to stop him and not leave somebody open.
Really, what do you want from a spurboard?
Unconditional surrender?
A blow job for Lebron?
Your team is good. Congratulations on winning the east.
To the other Cavs fans...take notes from Cavsdak.
I don't agree with everything he said, but that's how you make an introduction.
Maybe you should have went to Ohio University
Yeah, everyone knows it's "should of went," you Ohio dumbass.
Should of done gone....
are you saying Lebron is better than Nash+Amare combination??you're delusional
pwnt
-Mars
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