It's not like they've been sloppy, unforced turnovers. The Heat D has been incredible.

 

Heat D plays a big role, but they have been VERY sloppy

Why the f*** does Spoelstra still have LeBron, Wade, Bosh and Allen in? Only bad things can happen right now.

Why the f*** does Spoelstra still have LeBron, Wade, Bosh and Allen in? Only bad things can happen right now.

 

Spurs aren't wired that way.

I've seen this effing movie before...

 

Spurs win game 5, go up 3-2

 

Miami wins game 6, ties it 3-3

 

Heat blows out Spurs in 7th game (yawn)

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I've seen this effing movie before...

 

Spurs win game 5, go up 3-2

 

Miami wins game 6, ties it 3-3

 

Heat blows out Spurs in 7th game (yawn)

 

Well, the Mavs did go up 3-2 and finished 'em in game 6. Game 5 is the Spurs' season. No way in f***ing hell they lose game 5 and take two in Miami.

There's an article out on ESPN Chicago how Rose is feeling 100 percent! Wooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

 

Unreal.

Well, the Mavs did go up 3-2 and finished 'em in game 6. Game 5 is the Spurs' season. No way in f***ing hell they lose game 5 and take two in Miami.

Big dif is that in 2011, LBJ was still a p****. Present day LeBron now at least attacks the basket when his j isn't falling.

There's an article out on ESPN Chicago how Rose is feeling 100 percent! Wooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

 

Unreal.

Still not at 110%

Big dif is that in 2011, LBJ was still a p****. Present day LeBron now at least attacks the basket when his j isn't falling.

 

Well, I would say the bigger difference is that you had Dirk playing some of the best basketball of his life (Spurs don't have a player like that). Neither one of these teams was going to win all three middle games. It just rarely happens. If the Spurs can get game 5, they have a real good shot. I still question whether Wade/Bosh can bring it like this (game 4) in consecutive games. If they do, yeah, it's over.

 

Edit: s***, I take it back about teams rarely winning games 3-4-5. Pistons and Heat (twice) have done it since '04. Totally forgot about the Pistons and '06 Heat.

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Well, I would say the bigger difference is that you had Dirk playing some of the best basketball of his life (Spurs don't have a player like that). Neither one of these teams was going to win all three middle games. It just rarely happens. If the Spurs can get game 5, they have a real good shot. I still question whether Wade/Bosh can bring it like this (game 4) in consecutive games. If they do, yeah, it's over.

 

Edit: s***, I take it back about teams rarely winning games 3-4-5. Pistons and Heat (twice) have done it since '04. Totally forgot about the Pistons and '06 Heat.

 

I don't recall Dirks series being that great so much as Jason Terry and Jason Kidd going off for three. But maybe that was just game 6 that is blocking my memory.

I don't recall Dirks series being that great so much as Jason Terry and Jason Kidd going off for three. But maybe that was just game 6 that is blocking my memory.

He had two really good games, 1 pretty good game, and two bad games. It wasn't a great series by him. That series was definitely Miami's for the taking, but Lebron just went into ultra-passive mode and lost them a series.

Well, I would say the bigger difference is that you had Dirk playing some of the best basketball of his life (Spurs don't have a player like that). Neither one of these teams was going to win all three middle games. It just rarely happens. If the Spurs can get game 5, they have a real good shot. I still question whether Wade/Bosh can bring it like this (game 4) in consecutive games. If they do, yeah, it's over.

 

Edit: s***, I take it back about teams rarely winning games 3-4-5. Pistons and Heat (twice) have done it since '04. Totally forgot about the Pistons and '06 Heat.

I think you'll find a good amount of people that would disagree with you on this. Most people felt Parker was playing the best basketball of his life this season and the previous series leading into the finals. After game 1 it looked like it too.

Ginobli played gooooooooooooooood last night

Go home Ginobli, you're drunk

Oh God. I just saw this post this morning and spit my coffee.

There's an article out on ESPN Chicago how Rose is feeling 100 percent! Wooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

 

Unreal.

Only 10% more to go.

I don't recall Dirks series being that great so much as Jason Terry and Jason Kidd going off for three. But maybe that was just game 6 that is blocking my memory.

 

 

He had two really good games, 1 pretty good game, and two bad games. It wasn't a great series by him. That series was definitely Miami's for the taking, but Lebron just went into ultra-passive mode and lost them a series.

 

He did 26 and 10 for the series. His shooting percentage in the finals was off. But he consistently made plays when it counted. He had a history of doing the exact opposite before that.

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Can you really see the Spurs losing two in a row to Miami? That's pretty much what Miami has to do win this series. If the see saw continues, the Spurs win.

Can you really see the Spurs losing two in a row to Miami? That's pretty much what Miami has to do win this series. If the see saw continues, the Spurs win.

I sure can. I would absolutely love to be wrong but I said Heat in 7 before the Finals started and I'm sticking to that

Ginobli played gooooooooooooooood last night

Yeah, for Miami

 

Taking those hurried, unnecessary, off-balance threes was some Nate Robinson ass s***.

Yeah, for Miami

 

Taking those hurried, unnecessary, off-balance threes was some Nate Robinson ass s***.

 

I honestly don't think I've ever seen an NBA player play that poorly in an NBA Finals before. Taking terrible shots, making errant passes, losing the ball...if he had TRIED to play worse, he would have played better.

Well, it's officially the off-season. Chris Broussard with his first "sources say" post that lists 17 different possible outcomes that likely won't happen.

 

ZOMG, PAUL AND HOWARD TOTALLY SIGNING WITH SAME TEAM UNLESS THEY'RE NOT

Does any team have enough cap space that they could make a legit run at both?

Looks like Iggy will be a free agent.

Does any team have enough cap space that they could make a legit run at both?

 

Hard to say without the exact cap numbers. Atlanta can get as low as $22 million in existing salaries though and Utah and Detroit can get to the high-20's.

Does any team have enough cap space that they could make a legit run at both?

 

Atlanta and Houston