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what do you mean by the post season caught up to them?
because they had such an easy schedule or some other reason?
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because they had such an easy schedule or some other reason?
Because they've played more games, minutes, and series than any team since 2011.
How people still don't understand playoff tolls on athletes in 2014 is pretty mind boggling.
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You've been preaching that theory for a while now, it came true, props. Regardless of how buns the East was, it's still tough to log all those minutes. Doesn't help that Wade broke down completely and Bosh regressed into a 15 year old jump shooter.
Because they've played more games, minutes, and series than any team since 2011.
How people still don't understand playoff tolls on athletes in 2014 is pretty mind boggling.
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it's not a matter of no understanding. i was asking for the poster to expand on that statementBecause they've played more games, minutes, and series than any team since 2011.
How people still don't understand playoff tolls on athletes in 2014 is pretty mind boggling.
the heat breezed through the playoffs more than any other team. they had it most easy out of any other team reaching the quarterfinals. that doesn't count though huh
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Again, bron and co should of quit playing during them stat padding blowout minutes of EC games and regular season games. Boo hoo for minutes logged.
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I'm sure the league would love that.
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I'm sure they have no control over that.
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I'm sure it will never happen.
Because they've played more games, minutes, and series than any team since 2011.
How people still don't understand playoff tolls on athletes in 2014 is pretty mind boggling.
it's not a matter of no understanding. i was asking for the poster to expand on that statement
the heat breezed through the playoffs more than any other team. they had it most easy out of any other team reaching the quarterfinals. that doesn't count though huh
See?
You looking at THIS run. You say THIS year was easy for the Heat. 4, 5, and 6 games, in the East.
It's not like that.
What those were, were playoff games 85, 86, 87 etc in a 4 year window. More than any other team in the NBA.
Heat big 3 have played 10,000 more minutes than the Spurs 3, since 2011.
It's a cumulative effect.
Witness, 89 Lakers are 11-0 going into Finals for a 3peat. Swept in Finals.
91 Pistons going for 3peat, swept.
96 Rockets going for 3peat, swept.
11 Lakers going for 3peat, swept.
14 Heat, lose in 5.
Pat Riley, Chuck Daly, Rudy T, Phil Jackson, Eric Spolestra coached teams, a single win in those series that ended their runs.
People think that **** is a coincidence?
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Clippers will win it all next year. Cliff Paul will no longer be a perennial loser with Blake playing out of his mind and leading them to a championship against a even weaker Heat team.
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Besides Love (obviously) and Deng, I think that's a list of guys people WANT to see do good instead of guys who actually would
. I know Granger is coming off injury and hasn't played real starters minutes in awhile, but there's nothing I've seen from him recently that makes me think he'd be the old Granger and be impactful. Amar'e was coming along near the end of the season last year, but it's all you're waiting for him to fall apart. Pierce would give you some good games, but he's looked finished more often than not. Iffy on Gay just cause...well, he's Rudy Gay.
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btw The spurs and Duncan deserve that. now his legacy is complete.
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Some of yall are trying so hard to talk down on Lebron and the Heat that you're discrediting what the Spurs did.
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so the argument is since 2011 bron and the heat have done too much winning that they were too tired to win now?
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CP clearly said they've played more minutes than anyone else, and suffered the same fate as others teams in the past trying to 3-peat.
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I think the repeat is coming next year. The emergence of Kawhi Leonard into a star is here. The same roster is coming back next year and unless the Clippers or Thunder make another move in free agency I don't think they can beat us.
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so playing more minutes = winning more games right?
like you cant say they won too much in the past to be able to complete the threepeat.
like how you talking about minutes when wade sat so much of this season? like theyre in the finals we're not talking about having wo win another 10 straight games in a row, they only had to win 4.
like you cant say they won too much in the past to be able to complete the threepeat.
like how you talking about minutes when wade sat so much of this season? like theyre in the finals we're not talking about having wo win another 10 straight games in a row, they only had to win 4.
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Ah,
the Stephen A Smiff excuse train is up and rollin'.
Julius F. Wrek
the Stephen A Smiff excuse train is up and rollin'.
Julius F. Wrek
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Because sleeping late in January, give you more energy in December.
Stop trying to knock the Heat. The Spurs were awesome.
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yes they were but that still dont explain the lackluster performance
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He's not saying its not the reason they lost the series dude
Its just more of a cumulative effect that all those games have on the body. A fresher team possibly could've put up a more competitive series. You're not going to be as fresh after playing those amount of games as say a team that lost in the 1st round the previous year. Not that hard to comprehend.
Its just more of a cumulative effect that all those games have on the body. A fresher team possibly could've put up a more competitive series. You're not going to be as fresh after playing those amount of games as say a team that lost in the 1st round the previous year. Not that hard to comprehend.
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the 10 man rotation bit them in the *** in the long run.
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Them bastards was fresh in 2011 and still got washed.
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