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M Dogg™:
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--- Quote from: Meho on May 26, 2013, 03:41:06 PM ---Refs did anything in their power that Lakers made playoffs this year. Again, shit happens all the time.
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i see what u sayin, but please dont compare how lebron is reffed to how kobe is reffed, my dude
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on May 26, 2013, 04:02:36 PM ---
--- Quote from: NIKCC on May 26, 2013, 02:53:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on May 26, 2013, 02:15:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: NIKCC on May 25, 2013, 10:15:17 AM ---
--- Quote from: Meho on May 25, 2013, 03:58:11 AM ---It happens. The difference is, that Lebron is now actually putting himself into situations where he can either a)be the hero or b) fuck up like he did today. And it's a major difference between Lebron from 2 seasons ago, where he was nowhere to be found in clutch moments.
Indiana was great today, this is gonna be an interesting series.
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Realistically, they should be down 0-2 right now and what I been saying wouldn't have been that off-the-wall afterall, would it?
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Man, hate is strong with this one.
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LOL@this closet heat fan. control urself, holmes
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Just want to know who you want to win between the Heat and the Spurs?
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indiana
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Well, you might be the only one who thinks they'll win. But I wouldn't bet against them next year. Good chance either Chicago or Indiana comes out east. I think Wade declines more next year and the Heat will not three peat. With that said, they will win this year and I'd rather them win than the Spurs. I've already heard some Duncan>Kobe argument and that is just crazy.
Hack Wilson - real:
the Miami Heat are the only team ever to win 5 straight road games by double digits.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Keeping It Gully on May 26, 2013, 08:32:25 PM ---the Miami Heat are the only team ever to win 5 straight road games by double digits.
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No question, the Heat are that damn good this year.
But it's almost next to impossible to win after going to the NBA Finals 3 years in a row. The 2002-2003 Lakers were the same squad as the 2001-2002 Lakers, but they ran out of gas. The 2010-2011 Lakers were actually better than the 2009-2010 Lakers, but they ran out of gas against the Mavs. To go to the NBA Finals 3 years in a row is very, very hard. The last team to go to the finals 4 years in a row was the Showtime Lakers. I'm not even talking about winning, I'm talking about just getting there 4 times in a row. Right now Wade is looking like a broken down car, LeBron has been surprisingly injury free and Chris Bosh next year hits the 30 mark. Let's not forget Shane Battier and Chris Anderson will be 35 next year and both Mario Chalmers and LeBron James are still in their primes. So you have a core of Bosh, James and Chalmers for next year and very tired legs of Anderson, Battier and Wade. If watching the NBA has taught me anything, it's that the Heat will not make it to the NBA Finals next year.
With that said, I really hope they destroy the Spurs. One thing not on Duncan's resume, losing in the NBA Finals. I want to see it. He's getting to close to Kobe for my comfort.
Chamillitary Click:
Lol @ thinking the NBA's dream Finals match-up would ever include Pop's Spurs.
Rated the most boring team to watch in the NBA. Yeah, that'll attract the viewers.
M Dogg™:
Against the Heat though, that will draw. People still want to see the Heat lose and people love the mild manner act of the Spurs, even if they hate watching the Spurs play.
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