Reply With Quote
Loose as a goose.
game 4 doesn't look to be a high pressure affair for them, with the added bonus being the shooters may have found their touch (at least forcing the cavs to unclog the lanes initially, one would hope) and knowing how strong the team has played in closeout games this season. what are you expecting?
Loose as a goose.
Hopefully they don't relax during game 4 and look at it like "hey this is it. lets take the championship today!"
I also believe Cleveland will fight hard because desperate teams always lay it on the line. I think the Spurs can play better than game 3, especially Manu Ginobili.
After the way they played last game, i promise they're gonna be liquid.
end up 119-74 or something. They want to end this. Their mantra through the playoffs is not giving any teams any hope.
Think closeout game 5 vs. Utah Jazz last series. Crack the beers early, cheer hard, listen to how everyone changed the channel 3 minutes into the first quarter.
here's hoping.
The Cavs probably still have a glimmer of hope and will come out fired up on Thursday night. If the Spurs get a big lead, though, reality will set in and the Cavs will pack it in.
I think the Big 3 had their letdown game a series last night.
Look for the guys to put up 100 plus and we know the Cavs don't have the firepower to match that.
I think the first half will be a game, but after that, wouldn't surprise me if the Cavs don't see the handwriting on the wall and pack it in.
Spurs open this thing up in the second quarter and it's katie bar the door.
The Cavs had their opportunity in game 3. Ilgauskas had the game of his life, the Spurs played like , and still won.
Plus, all the pressure will be for the Cavs. They won't handle it.
I think they will bring it, the Spurs know they are so much better than the Cavs why prolong this any further. They know if they play well the Cavs can't beat them.
As loose as Paris Hilton.
I really hope so.Think closeout game 5 vs. Utah Jazz last series.
Do you want us to lose?
Nice.
I think the more appropriate term is "focused."
Spurs will play hard and with precision. They will look at tape, and break down Cavs defense and adjust.
I see no way Cavs will win Game 4.
The LAST thing the Spurs need to do is playing loose. After all the upsets this year, there could very well be another one. Records are meant to be broken. Who would've expected Golden State to beat the Mavs so convincingly? Last thing we want is Lebron getting confidence and heating up. Does it sound impossible for the Cavs to win 4 in a row? Sure. But this year, very strange things have been happening. The Spurs need to act like this is a game 7.
Both the Spurs and Cavs will probably come out with little or no pressure on them. Neither team will be fare as badly on the offensive end as in game 3. Hopefully the Spurs execute on both ends, jump out to a big lead, and romp home.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
