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Link?Originally Posted by Proshares
If you guys aren't busy and want to see some hilarious panic and despair, mosey on over to ESPN's chat section. There's a NYK chat at 2PM ET.
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Is Xpat a Heat fan? A LeBron fan? The dude has been speaking recklessly since the Finals started.
I'll put it this way, Lebron's girl is jealous of Xtap.Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Is Xpat a Heat fan? A LeBron fan?
Who would you then root for?Originally Posted by Al3xis
If Isiah comes back isn't it then acceptable for Knicks fans to finally stop supporting the franchise?
I mean, the line has to be drawn somewhere.
Still can't believe what I watched last night. Miami got bored, Dallas smacked them in the mouth and then they just folded (or panicked) on both ends. Did not like Bosh on Dirk. Would have rather seen Haslem or if it was going to be Bosh, have Bron switch on him. Will be interested to see how Miami reacts for Game 3. that was a golden opportunity. These overreactions in the social media age to 1 game in 7 game series have really gotten old, though.
The Mavericks were down 16 in the third quarter of Game 1 against the Lakers in the second round of the playoffs and won. In Game 3 of that series, they were down seven with 5:05 left and won. In Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals they were down 15 with 5:05 left and won, stealing Durant’s pretend belt. In Game 5 of that series they were down seven with 5:48 left and won.
And here … down 15 with 7:13 remaining. “Hang in, hang around, keep believing,’’ Carlisle told his team in a huddle that gathered just moments after and feet away from the very spot
You gotta look at this team and say that this isn't a fluke. A fluke wouldn't have comebacks like this in the fourth quarter FOUR times. Cinderellas? Hard to say that we're Cinderellas when we have played 17 playoff games and have lost four.
They may have the best two players on the court in any game, but their offense at times is downright brutal to watch.
If we don't turn the ball over, if we don't let them get on the glass, they are a very normal, average team. They dribble the shot-clock out and look for contested perimeter jumpshots? If you're Dallas, you have to be licking your chops. They've been hitting a ton of those well-contested shots in Miami, will that hold up in Dallas? They better be attacking the rim a lot more in the half-court if they want to try and have this series go back in their advantage.
The last 6 minutes of that game, that's how both games started. They just didn't look cohesive if they weren't on the break. One huge factor is we kicked their butts on the boards, when last game they kicked ours. It was a nice feeling.
Only six offensive boards for them, that's HUGE, especially considering they had TEN more the other night.
The thing I'm really excited for our last home-stretch is that now, are we going to see Bibby hit 4 threes on the road? Chalmers light us up? Mike Miller light us up (By the way, he went out very early in the game, I think they're trying to hide his injury, which I think may be very serious)?