Everything I said applied to game 5. The Spurs executed down the stretch better than the Pistons did and they won.
As far as the poise goes, that wasn't why the Pistons lost game 5. They showed great poise in that game to come back from being down to get the game where they should have won it. Rasheed just made a bonehead play and it cost them the game. Losing his poise didn't cause that. The way he came back big the next game shows that.
I could be wrong about the way the Spurs will be in game 7. Maybe they'll learn from game 6 and show incredible poise and make all the right plays down the stretch in game 7 and beat the Pistons. This is game 7, anything can happen. That's why they lace 'em up.
My heart is with the Spurs...I hope, I want the Spurs to win it all but my mind says the Pistons will win game 7. They've been in this situation before and I think they live on it.
Spurs need good ball-movement to confuse and spread the defense. Hitting shots from the outside will do nice but Spurs will probably have to play perfectly to win Game 7.
My heart says the Spurs, my eyes have seen the Pistons. I only am afraid because the Spurs played poorly last night. And those images stick with me.
However, I can see the Spurs coming back and avoiding a horrible fate at home. The once living threat of Detroit stealing it back would be forgotten and the Spurs would reign again.
I have faith! GO SPURS GO
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