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Spurs in 6
, we're facing the Heat anyways.
Spurs in 6
Cast in your vote scrah. fwiw
Heat in 6.
Hope I'm wrong though.
I can't decide which would be sweeter: The Spurs winning the championship on their own home court at the AT&T Center, or winning it in Miami on the Heat's own home court, in front of all the obnoxious Heat fans.
I think I'd still prefer to see the Finals won at the AT&T Center though.
This thread is cool but premature tbh. Indiana is down but not out.
Heat in 4
They probably have a 1 in 2 chance of winning Game 6 on their own home court, and a 1 in 3 chance of winning Game 7 on the road at Miami.
So, overall, maybe 1 in 6 chances of emerging from the series.
Heat in 5 or Spurs in 6.
Heat in 6
Probably Heat in 6.
6 games. Ya'll know who I picked.
I'll go Spurs in 7, but realistically, the series could go either way. It really will be a tossup.
Go Spurs in any case.
I'm staying away from this poll
Heat in 6.
Spurs in 7.
If Spurs beat Miami in 6 or 7..... they'd close out EVERY series on a road game. Has that ever happened to a championship team before? (Edit: Nvm I just remembered the 99 Spurs did that)
Last edited by Prime Time; 06-01-2013 at 03:37 AM.
I voted for Heat in 6. As was said on another thread, Spurs really need to be taking one of the first two road games and then two out of the three home games to take a 3-2 lead back to Miami. However, I've got a feeling that it'll be the Heat who emerge 3-2 up after the first five games - possibly with two home wins and one away win - and in that scenario, I can envision them closing it out back in Miami the next game.
Ideally though, Spurs would split the games in Miami and then just win three on the bounce back in SA.
I'm ing crazy, But I could see the Spurs beating Miami in 4 or 5. If Miami continues their horrible play and Ginobili/Duncan go in 'Finals Mode', I could see the Spurs stealing two close away games and closing it out in SA. I wouldn't bet good money on such a thought, but I can imagine it. I know people are horribly afraid of LeBron's scoring, but isn't this the same guy who usually plays unstoppable in the ECF but becomes relaxed by the finals?
2007 ECF: 28.8ppg, .466%
2007 Finals: 22.0ppg, .356%
2011 ECF: 25.8ppg, .447%
2011 Finals: 19.3ppg, .486%
2012 ECF: 33.6ppg, .527%
2012 Finals: 28.6ppg, .472%
2013 ECF: 28.4ppg,.524%
, in the 2009 ECF he was averaging 38.5ppg. I don't know, I guess I have to see them play first.
But like everyone else, I fear the names/reps more than I fear the actual team.
Call me a pessimist, but I'm predicting Spurs in 5!
Spurs in 6. Book it.
Pacers in 7.
Spurs in 5, could be 4.
If refs get involved, 6.
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