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  • #793524
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    Hi its Ben
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    Disagree. No way the Spurs lose all 3 of their home games. I actually think the Spurs win this series.

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  • #793599
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    Hi its Ben
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    Disagree. No way the Spurs lose all 3 of their home games. I actually think the Spurs win this series.

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  • #49886
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    joe2324
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    let me know if you agree or disagree.
    Miami wins series in 5.
    Wins HUGE tonight in game 2 and wins 3 straight close games to wrap up the series for a 2nd straight title. I think lebron comes aggressive tonight offensively and defensively to set the tone. I see Bosh and Wade have a bigger impact. too much for the spurs to handle. I despise the heat, but no matter what they always prove me wrong. I’m hoping the Spurs sweep or win the series, but I just dont see this happening.

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  • #793522
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    BenchWarmer
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    I predicted Miami in 5 and still have Miami but Parker is a handful. I think T-Mac said something about how Lebron wouldnt be as successful in the 90’s as he is today (hoopshype), which I believe is not smart. Great players draw motivation from anything.

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  • #793597
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    I predicted Miami in 5 and still have Miami but Parker is a handful. I think T-Mac said something about how Lebron wouldnt be as successful in the 90’s as he is today (hoopshype), which I believe is not smart. Great players draw motivation from anything.

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  • #793603
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I think Miami wins tonight but Spurs arent getting swept 3 straight on their home floor. I say Miami in 7. One thing Ive learned over the last 15 years: Never EVER count out the Spurs.

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  • #793528
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I think Miami wins tonight but Spurs arent getting swept 3 straight on their home floor. I say Miami in 7. One thing Ive learned over the last 15 years: Never EVER count out the Spurs.

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  • #793609
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I think Miami wins tonight but Spurs arent getting swept 3 straight on their home floor. I say Miami in 7. One thing Ive learned over the last 15 years: Never EVER count out the Spurs.

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  • #793534
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    FutureNBAGM
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    I think Miami wins tonight but Spurs arent getting swept 3 straight on their home floor. I say Miami in 7. One thing Ive learned over the last 15 years: Never EVER count out the Spurs.

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  • #793607
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    FutureNBAGM
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    Dont ya just hate it when it posts twice? smh

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  • #793532
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    FutureNBAGM
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    Dont ya just hate it when it posts twice? smh

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  • #793617
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    Asparagus
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    MIA will win game 2. But SAS will win the series. Experience and Depth is the advantage of SAS and they also have Popovich on the sideline.

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  • #793542
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    Asparagus
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    MIA will win game 2. But SAS will win the series. Experience and Depth is the advantage of SAS and they also have Popovich on the sideline.

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  • #793623
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    CavFanPR
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    I give the edge to San Antonio. They’re a smart, experienced team and will not let any opportunity slip away. This is their last chance so that is a big enough motivation.

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  • #793548
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    CavFanPR
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    I give the edge to San Antonio. They’re a smart, experienced team and will not let any opportunity slip away. This is their last chance so that is a big enough motivation.

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  • #793627
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    417basketballfan
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    I like the spurs in any close game. Not sure how the series will play out but the spurs are the best at closing games out.

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  • #793552
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    417basketballfan
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    I like the spurs in any close game. Not sure how the series will play out but the spurs are the best at closing games out.

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  • #793629
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    llperez

    Miami hasn’t overly impressed me in any series so far. I dont think it’s as simple as just turning it on whenever they want. Theres lots of offensive possesions where guys are standing around and it seems as if they dont kniw what they want to get out of the play. Wade going 1 on 1. Bosh on the elbow. Or just let lebron do it all. And all those threes that couldnt miss last season arent falling this year. The spurs play smart disciplined ball and have great shooters all over the court. I predicted spurs from the get go and I’m sticking with that.

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  • #793554
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    llperez

    Miami hasn’t overly impressed me in any series so far. I dont think it’s as simple as just turning it on whenever they want. Theres lots of offensive possesions where guys are standing around and it seems as if they dont kniw what they want to get out of the play. Wade going 1 on 1. Bosh on the elbow. Or just let lebron do it all. And all those threes that couldnt miss last season arent falling this year. The spurs play smart disciplined ball and have great shooters all over the court. I predicted spurs from the get go and I’m sticking with that.

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    • #793647
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      doubledribbler
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      I think what you are saying might be the biggest thing. Miami hasn’t been impressive at all. You are talking about beating the Bucks which was like getting a bye. The Bulls without Rose, Deng and Heinrich, with Noah still dealing with injuries and basically a team in Indiana that went 5 deep. I don’t care how big of an addition Chris Anderson was for them. He cannot be your 2nd most important player in any series.

      I had Spurs prior to this series and I will stick with them, but Wade and Bosh are going to have to stop worrying about how many shots they get and focus on doing other things to help out Lebron. People focus a lot on Bosh’s lack of rebounding, but when Wade does score he is usually not doing much else.

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    • #793572
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      doubledribbler
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      I think what you are saying might be the biggest thing. Miami hasn’t been impressive at all. You are talking about beating the Bucks which was like getting a bye. The Bulls without Rose, Deng and Heinrich, with Noah still dealing with injuries and basically a team in Indiana that went 5 deep. I don’t care how big of an addition Chris Anderson was for them. He cannot be your 2nd most important player in any series.

      I had Spurs prior to this series and I will stick with them, but Wade and Bosh are going to have to stop worrying about how many shots they get and focus on doing other things to help out Lebron. People focus a lot on Bosh’s lack of rebounding, but when Wade does score he is usually not doing much else.

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  • #793639
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    drk3351
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    I say miami wins tonight
    miami wins game 3
    spurs win game 4
    miami wins game 5
    miami wins game 6
    miami wins in 6.

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  • #793564
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    drk3351
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    I say miami wins tonight
    miami wins game 3
    spurs win game 4
    miami wins game 5
    miami wins game 6
    miami wins in 6.

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  • #793669
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    BasketballJunkie224
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    i think the spurs will crank out another win at some point but i would say miami in 6… cant see them winning 4 in a row but i think they will get at least 2 in a row and then win the series in 6

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  • #793594
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    BasketballJunkie224
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    i think the spurs will crank out another win at some point but i would say miami in 6… cant see them winning 4 in a row but i think they will get at least 2 in a row and then win the series in 6

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  • #793620
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    Lipstick
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    Spurs win in 3. You heard it here first.

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  • #793695
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    Lipstick
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    Spurs win in 3. You heard it here first.

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  • #793905
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    joe2324
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    I called it above, huge lead for Miami, already up big in the fourth.

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  • #793978
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    joe2324
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    I called it above, huge lead for Miami, already up big in the fourth.

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  • #794001
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    Snowta
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    Congratulations on the bold prediction! Not really surprising that the Heat won big tonight. I would be shocked if the Heat won 3 straight in San Antonio. Everyone knows that Miami has the ability to blow teams out, but this will probably be the only game in the series that’s a blowout. A huge win in this game really doesn’t mean that much because the Spurs already stole the home court advantage in game 1. 3 close games in San An I’m still taking the Spurs in at least 2 of them. Lebron needs to stop worrying about celebrating garbage time stuffs on Tiago Splitter (he had no right trying to dunk that ball) and needs to start thinking about how he can score against this Spurs team in close games, because from what I’ve seen Kwahi has locked him down and when the games on the line you can’t count on Chalmers for buckets.

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  • #794074
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    Snowta
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    Congratulations on the bold prediction! Not really surprising that the Heat won big tonight. I would be shocked if the Heat won 3 straight in San Antonio. Everyone knows that Miami has the ability to blow teams out, but this will probably be the only game in the series that’s a blowout. A huge win in this game really doesn’t mean that much because the Spurs already stole the home court advantage in game 1. 3 close games in San An I’m still taking the Spurs in at least 2 of them. Lebron needs to stop worrying about celebrating garbage time stuffs on Tiago Splitter (he had no right trying to dunk that ball) and needs to start thinking about how he can score against this Spurs team in close games, because from what I’ve seen Kwahi has locked him down and when the games on the line you can’t count on Chalmers for buckets.

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