Turnovers are key. Must be in the single digits.
40% from 3's would be needed
45% FG or more
80% from the line.
No way they´ll play so sh*t again
I we check again, in Game 1 SAS won by FT%. We even lost in the FGM% by little and the Heat didnt have so many TO (9 is not a great number, but it shouldnt be fatal unless you are playing really horrible). So Game 1 was a win because of this little mix of FT% and less TO (and momentum, yes). SAS was below in the res.
So, were do you think the advantage will go in every aspect of the game, after this 1-1? (and believing that the Heat momentum gets compensated with SAS being back at home).
My thoughts:
FGM: SAS by little (home court advantage will be a boos).
FT: SAS by little (same).
3PM: Heat (Green wont be so good, the rest is not doing good here - Neal should play for his 2-3 in the last game?? - and we totally lost Bonner)
Rebs: even.
TO: Heat by little (they wont never ever be like us in Game 2, and we wont never ever be like us in Game 1).
Steals: Heat by little.
AST: ?? (related to the last 2...the clue to the victory?)
Is this enough for us to win?![]()
Turnovers are key. Must be in the single digits.
40% from 3's would be needed
45% FG or more
80% from the line.
Both have to improve greatly. They were about as bad as you can get... Heat got 19 points off 17 turnovers...
shooting below 42% from 2 won't cut it - it should be above 45 to be honest or more. Around 10 TOs and close to 40% 3pt if possible. assists are a wash and rebounds, specially offensive should be at least +5
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