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post #601 of 988

Great 2nd quarter by the Bulls.  Lets see if they can keep this up.

 

Also, the 76ers guards are indeed shooting horribly.

post #602 of 988
Pretty sure that if Boozer was stabbed 8 times a foul wouldn't have gotten called. What horrible officiating.
post #603 of 988

I don't think I could ever root for Miami in a series, but watching them absolutely work the Sixers would be the closest thing to it.

post #604 of 988
The Heat would play the Pacers if both teams win their series.
post #605 of 988

I always get the not reseeding thing mixed up.

post #606 of 988
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I really underestimated the 76ers. I thought Doug Collins had lost the team at the end of the season, but they've showed no sign of disarray. Their defense has been stifling, and the guard play, especially in the second halves, brilliant. The Holiday kid has been clutch.

 

That said, if the Bulls take it one game at a time, i think they're good enough to come back. No margin for error, but they could do it.

post #607 of 988
Wow, Knicks....what a nail biter.
post #608 of 988
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I hated to see Baron Davis go down like that.

 

Celtics played about as good as they can play in the first half. Pierce was shredding the Hawks. Hope he's not hurt too bad.

post #609 of 988
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Denver you put up a good fight tonite, but came up just a little short.

post #610 of 988
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I always get the not reseeding thing mixed up.

They should have reseeding.  I don't want to play the Heat!

post #611 of 988
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I never would have guessed this before the series started, but I think the Clippers go up 3-1. The Chris Paul factor is too much for the Grizz.

post #612 of 988

Fuck!  This shit is too much to take!  Come on Grizz!  

post #613 of 988
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Crazy all the elimination games tonight.

 

You Bulls fans have been quiet. Hope all of you haven't completely given up. I'm picking them to win at home tonite.

post #614 of 988

Even if they win tonight, I'm not optimistic.  I don't trust Boozer to lead a team to Denny's.

post #615 of 988
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I've never liked Andre Miller's game, but I'm loving him tonite.

post #616 of 988
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JaVale McGee is playing awesome.

post #617 of 988
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JaVale McGee is playing awesome.

 

Amazing what can happen when you get out of that cesspool in Washington and play for a real coach and with real teammates.

 

I've always thought McGee had ridiculous potential, just needed someone to help him get his head on straight. Dude is an athletic freak. That year he was in the dunk contest, he threw down some of the sickest dunks I've ever seen.

post #618 of 988

Not a bad day to hate Philly, overall.

post #619 of 988

This game is a little crazy.  After game 1, anything is possible, but I really don't understand the technical foul strategy the Clips are employing right now.

post #620 of 988
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No miracle for the Clips tonite. Goin' back to Cali.

post #621 of 988

The Grizz's inability to close out games worries me.  I feel they've played better the majority of this series, but that means nothing when you can't finish.  What I really hate, for either team, is playing to lose to the Spurs.  Finals or not, I hope the winner of this grinder knocks them out, just to show how hard these guys work.

post #622 of 988
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Kind of nervous about the Hawks/Celtics game tonite. The return of Al Horford has made the Hawks dangerous. Need Rondo and the Big 3 to bring it.

 

Also, rooting for Chicago staying alive. Hopefully, Joakim is back.

 

Finally, go Denver!

post #623 of 988

I know I shouldn't care, the Bulls were banged up all to fuck and this was a finals or bust kind of year before the injuries-- but they should have won this series.  They had no business losing game 3, and Asik choked tonight away at the foul line.

post #624 of 988
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Boston vs Philly: a rivalry renewed. Looking forward to it.

post #625 of 988
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Game 6 is Game 7 for both the Clippers and the Grizz tonite. Hope my man CP3 is healthy enough to carry the team.

post #626 of 988

Another hard fought game.  This series deserves to go seven.

post #627 of 988
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Oh, my LA Clippers, how you constantly break my heart!

post #628 of 988

I think game seven is going to come down to the wire.  Paul won't let the team fold.

post #629 of 988

That game was intense!  We'll see you on Sunday.

post #630 of 988

Did the Grizz miss something like 5 of their last 6 free throws?  That had to be killing you.

post #631 of 988

It pains me to say it, since he's a alum of my NC State Wolfpack, but Del Negro is really, really bad at this whole coaching thing. The second Randolph scored on that putback, I thought "Paul needs to check in now." You can ride your hot bench, but the moment you see it turning in the 4th quarter, you've gotta get Paul back out there. I know it wasn't his best game tonight and that he's banged up, but if you hand Christ Paul a 6 point lead with 7 minutes left, he's going to close it out 90% of the time. Instead, they waited until they were down 1 to get the starters back in, and couldn't regain control.

post #632 of 988
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Did the Grizz miss something like 5 of their last 6 free throws?  That had to be killing you.

 

Man, that was rough!  The Clippers helped out a bit continuing to foul and stepping out of bounds, but I did not unclench until time hit zero, no doubt.

post #633 of 988
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It's gonna be interesting to see how run and gun the Sixers/Celtics series is. Both teams like to run, but the Celtics have an advantage with KG in the half court. I'm curious how it plays out.

 

Also, it will be interesting to see if Kobe calling out his teammates a la Larry Bird will spark the team to come out with more intensity, or if Bynum will withdraw and pout. The Nuggets have nothing to lose, so they'll be wild and loose.

 

Should be a great night of hoops.

 

Oh, LeBron got the MVP. I would've voted for KD, but it's hard to argue with LeBron's total impact on his team. His blue collar willingness and ability to guard four positions is almost as impressive as his glamorous offensive statistics.

post #634 of 988

I would have wanted to vote for Durant, but you've got to give it to James this year.  His all-around game, his versatility, his stats, etc...

 

I think the Lakers are going to CRUSH the Nuggets tonight.  That said, they could win by 100 and it wouldn't mean anything.  They've got no shot at the title.

 

Still, the talk would be fun to listen to if they somehow lost.

post #635 of 988

Lakers Nuggets will fo one of two ways:

 

1) Lakers blow them out early and coast.

 

2) Nuggeys keep it close, Bynum and/or Artest implode, Nuggets win.

 

If this weren't the NBA where teams fold in game 7 on the road as a rule, I'd take the Nuggets.

post #636 of 988
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KG carried the C's on his back again tonite.

 

And another triple double for Rondo.

 

Just enough for a win.

post #637 of 988
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What a comeback by the Nuggets. Going into the 4th I like their chances.

post #638 of 988
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A pretty hard fought game that lived up to being a Game 7.

 

OKC vs LA could be an interesting series.

post #639 of 988

Man, Pau redeemed himself on that 4 offensive rebound possession alone. Terrific game from him. They're going to need that every time out if they want to beat OKC. I can't see that happening, the Lakers have too many holes, and OKC just has too much talent and athleticism they can throw out there.

post #640 of 988

yep, Pau was huge, Bynum was engaged at least half the time, Kobe really restrained himself on offense. He passed out of the double team all night long. Really the Lakers played one of their better games....and it was still close.

 

 

This series just felt like the Lakers got tired of the Nuggets effort. Only Hill was able to maintain effort against Fareed, Mozgov, McGee and Harrington. Kudos to Karl for a great game plan (wear them the fuck out) and the Nuggets for having the balls to execute it. The calls also favored the Lakers in this one. Fareed has been playing Bully-ball all series, but he drew 3 fouls in the first half and that limited his effectiveness all game.

 

As a Laker fan I am not sure what to think going into this upcoming series. OKC is a similar team to the Thunder, but they can shoot. The Lakers will have to bring max effort nightly to have a chance and I am not sure they can muster that. It seems that the 'trust' issues Bynum spoke about last season have once again reared their ugly head.

post #641 of 988
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No matter what happens, i'm proud of the Clippers for competing and leaving it all out on the floor like they should. Night and day difference between Game 6 and 7. The culture is changing.

post #642 of 988

The intensity of this game is offsetting the lack of scoring.  Exciting stuff.

post #643 of 988

Although I imagine the real Elvis would have been rooting for the Grizz, congrats on both your teams making it to the second round, FE.

post #644 of 988
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Wow, Shwoo!  I'm kind of in shock right now. I can't believe the bench came thru for the Clips like it did (I was so scared that Vinny D.'s decision to stay with them would backfire again, but they never let up or faltered) . I've never been a Kenyon Martin fan, but he was huge, this game and all series. And Nick Young hit a few clutch jumpers and freethrows.

 

What a hard-nosed , old school game. I loved it.

post #645 of 988

This might be the most signficant victory in Clippers history. Game 7 on the road against a tough opponent. I dont think they have ever done that before. Even though the Spurs are favorites in the next series, it will be interesting to see if the Clippers can make it competitive. I just hope the Clippers are healthy enough to compete.

post #646 of 988

The Pacers lack that All-Star but it was a fun game. I'll rather have a team of scorers, if something happens to Wade or James that team is dead in the water.   I know my logic is not right, but I like it.

post #647 of 988

I really thought Miami got the star treatment in that game, Pacers are actually well built to beat them if collison has a good game. George and Granger give them the swing defenders to matchup and Hibbert is a nice defensive center....though if I never see that ugly hook shot again it will be too soon.

post #648 of 988
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Ugly game in Boston. Shame on the Celtics for coming out with so little energy, apparently assuming they could turn it on at any moment and pull the game out down the stretch. Both games the Sixers have had more hustle, and besides KG, more fire and desire.

post #649 of 988

What a finish from Turner on that drive. That was a heck of a play.

 

I enjoyed seeing KG's incredulity when he was called for what was clearly the movingest of moving screens.

post #650 of 988

There are statement games, and then there are sit down and shut the fuck up games.

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