You don't enjoy high level basketball?hoops23;1148389 wrote:Both of these teams are blah to me.
lol, yeah, that's it.robj55;1148399 wrote:You don't enjoy high level basketball?
coolhoops23;1148401 wrote:lol, yeah, that's it.
Just as annoying as him yelling "Gimme that shit!" after each rebound in last years playoffs. Including missed FTs. What a fucking tool.karen lotz;1148394 wrote:Boozer yelling and 1 every time someone gets fouled is not annoying.
Not a chance in hellAzubuike24;1148410 wrote:The way both teams played tonight, the Knicks might be favored in round 1 of the playoffs.
However, whoever gets Philly RD1 might as well get a bye.
Orlando without Howard vs Indiana in round 1?
Boston/Atlanta?
The first round in the East is going to suck outside of New York vs Miami/Chicago.
Every West series except maybe 1/8 is going to be really good on the other hand.
I dont buy the Spurs making a run at allsleeper;1148434 wrote:Yeah I could see the Knicks grabbing a game at home or something.
Indiana/Heat is a toss up. Bulls or Boston will come out of the East(most likely Bulls). It'll be Bulls/Boston vs. OKC/Spurs
Those teams played D tonight, which is exactly what they would do to the Knicks, and bounce them in the 1st round.Hb31187;1148430 wrote:Not if they play like they did tonight, either team lol
Why's that? They got the talent + experience and they are healthy + will likely have home court throughout the playoffs.Hb31187;1148435 wrote:I dont buy the Spurs making a run at all
I dont doubt theyll bounce the Knicks. But I doubt they just demolish them, especially if the Knicks are playing like they are nowrobj55;1148436 wrote:Those teams played D tonight, which is exactly what they would do to the Knicks, and bounce them in the 1st round.
the east is a 2 team race, just like it was last yearsleeper;1148434 wrote:Yeah I could see the Knicks grabbing a game at home or something.
Indiana/Heat is a toss up. Bulls or Boston will come out of the East(most likely Bulls). It'll be Bulls/Boston vs. OKC/Spurs
Experience is a euphemism for age in the Spurs case. I just dont think they have the legs to make a run, I could be wrong but I think something similar to last year happens to themsleeper;1148437 wrote:Why's that? They got the talent + experience and they are healthy + will likely have home court throughout the playoffs.
Playoff basketball is completely different than regular season basketball. Knicks aren't much better than last year's team that was swept in the first round.Hb31187;1148439 wrote:I dont doubt theyll bounce the Knicks. But I doubt they just demolish them, especially if the Knicks are playing like they are now
I disagree. It's a 3 team race, although I think Boston or Chicago has the best chance to make it to the finals.robj55;1148440 wrote:the east is a 2 team race, just like it was last year
Thats such a cliche statement though. The Knicks and Heat last Sunday were playing at playoff intensity and the Heat hung on to beat them without Amare. I have no doubt at all that the Heat will win the series if they match up, but its not like theyre gonna beat em by 15 points a night and sweep them. IMO at leastrobj55;1148442 wrote:Playoff basketball is completely different than regular season basketball. Knicks aren't much better than last year's team that was swept in the first round.
I give Boston an outside chance, if Rondo plays extremely well. Last year the Heat dismantled them when they ratcheted up the D.sleeper;1148445 wrote:I disagree. It's a 3 team race, although I think Boston or Chicago has the best chance to make it to the finals.
You don't need to win by 15 every game to sweepHb31187;1148446 wrote:Thats such a cliche statement though. The Knicks and Heat last Sunday were playing at playoff intensity and the Heat hung on to beat them without Amare. I have no doubt at all that the Heat will win the series if they match up, but its not like theyre gonna beat em by 15 points a night and sweep them. IMO at least
