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if this is the last game of the season
It will be an exciting summer though
I'm ready for the draft and to see how things are going to play out with the big name free agents.
2013-2014 NBA Finals - Spurs SMASH Heat 4-1 - San Antonio Spurs NBA Champions [RIP Dwyane Wade]
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It will be an exciting summer though
I'm ready for the draft and to see how things are going to play out with the big name free agents.
- Mar 11, 2013
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lets be real the heat is going to win this game, thanks to ref and the spurs is gonna win the next one
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Pop should troll and sit the starters 
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I dont think the spurs are getting the credit for their game right now, all people are talking about how good of a team the heat are not to lose 4 straight if the spurs were down 3 everyone would say this series is over, its like this championship was supposed to automatically been handed to the heat how some people are talking and for that reason i hope the spurs rip their hearts out their chest tonight
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if bron leave mia and goes on to win elsewhere, where will history put these 2 miami chips?
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stats like this are pointless to me because it only involves those though who had to be at risk of elimination
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Going to the finals in the east the last few years has been cake. All the injuries and a washed up Celtics squad. Just stop. The pistons used to go deep each year and they only stole a ring because the Lakers hated each other. I don't see Bron ever leaving the east, because he has it made out there. The Pacers are terminally soft and people act like Rose isn't finished. There's no team in the east that will hang with the Heat anytime soon.
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Well today is an elimination game, so it seems appropriate
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Yep, Pistons stole that ring due to Laker infighting. It wasn't simply cause they played better 
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The pistons shouldn't have went in 04 they lucked out in the ECF.
do work son
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Boris is my favorite player in the NBA and should be the finals MVP. He changed everything
do work son
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he's had great impact, but it's Kawhi's to lose imo.
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No team has ever come back from a 3-1 series deficit. If LeBron n' company can pull this off, it will do wonders for his legacy. I initially had Miami winning this series in 6, but now I must change my pick or admit I was wrong, entirely. Miami is going to make this series go 7 and then lose in San Antonio.
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Naw man. Boris wasn't accounted for in the heat game plan and it shows. He's doing it big.
Kiwi is just the safe pick
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For a multitude of reasons, the Spurs have just been flat out better than the Miami Heat. Wade, Chalmers, Cole, to a lesser extent Bron, all have struggled with keeping the ball in front of them which leads them into help and recovery mode and allows for open 3's which has been prevalent this whole series. Enough can't be said about the Spurs second unit. Fresh bodies who pick right up where the starters left off. Crazy.
I honestly don't see how that changes in Game 5. D Wade and Lebron have looked so fatigued at times this series that they have asked spo on multiple occasions for a sub. I've never seen that from them. Could be a factor today because I think Miami can't afford to have Lebron off the floor at any moment during tonight's game. (Unless they come out on fire and build a 10-12 point cushion)
But that being said, each game is independent of each other and each game has it's own personality. The Spurs "should" wrap this up tonight but Lebron could have a signature moment, Chalmers and Cole may find their game, The Spurs could get ice cold from 3, and then we end up with a game 6.
However I don't see it. This thing is over tonight IMO.
I honestly don't see how that changes in Game 5. D Wade and Lebron have looked so fatigued at times this series that they have asked spo on multiple occasions for a sub. I've never seen that from them. Could be a factor today because I think Miami can't afford to have Lebron off the floor at any moment during tonight's game. (Unless they come out on fire and build a 10-12 point cushion)
But that being said, each game is independent of each other and each game has it's own personality. The Spurs "should" wrap this up tonight but Lebron could have a signature moment, Chalmers and Cole may find their game, The Spurs could get ice cold from 3, and then we end up with a game 6.
However I don't see it. This thing is over tonight IMO.
do work son
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boris hasn't cracked 10 points this series though
i agree he's been big this series. he's racking up assists and he's rebounding well. he's played very well, but there's a reason kawhi is the safe pick. because he's earned it.
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Co-MVPs?
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Bynum? Dominant?
There were flashes of dominance before he got injured. After that, he was never the same, but it didn't matter because we got Gasol as a result of his injury.
Gasol was great, but never dominated. Kobe dominated. Check his stats for both title runs - with the exception of the Celtics series, specifically game 7, he was unstoppable.
Don't deny the facts.
There were flashes of dominance before he got injured. After that, he was never the same, but it didn't matter because we got Gasol as a result of his injury.
Gasol was great, but never dominated. Kobe dominated. Check his stats for both title runs - with the exception of the Celtics series, specifically game 7, he was unstoppable.
Don't deny the facts.
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