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View Poll Results: Who wins and in how many games? | |||
MIA IN 4 |
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2 | 3.77% |
MIA IN 5 |
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4 | 7.55% |
MIA IN 6 |
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7 | 13.21% |
MIA IN 7 |
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6 | 11.32% |
SAS IN 4 |
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3 | 5.66% |
SAS IN 5 |
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2 | 3.77% |
SAS IN 6 |
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20 | 37.74% |
SAS IN 7 |
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9 | 16.98% |
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SAS Tony Parker Danny Green Kawhi Leonard Tim Duncan Tiago Splitter MIA Mario Chalmers Dwyane Wade Lebron James Udonis Haslem Chris Bosh KEY ROTATION PLAYERS: SAS Gary Neal Manu Ginobili Boris Diaw Matt Bonner MIA Norris Cole Ray Allen Shane Battier Chris Anderson Key Matchups: This series will come down to the adjustments made on San Antonios pick and roll game. If MIA chooses to trap, it's not going to work because the Spurs bigs pass so well, and it'll create too many situations of 4 on 3 for SAS. But if MIA puts Lebron on Parker, SAS may have a hard time creating good shots. Duncan and Splitter also have to play big on the boards and inside obviously. On the Miami side of things, if they utilize Bosh more on screen roll, and postup DWade vs Green, it's going to be very difficult for SAS to stop them, besides having to deal with LBJ. If any other coach was coaching SAS' roster, I'd say MIA in 5, but because Pop is such a genius, it's a really tough series to call. PREDICTION: MIA in 6. I forsee TP struggling against the pressure and the Spurs not having enough offence when he's not going. Though I really hope I'm wrong. Keep the Duncan Finals streak alive! |
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![]() I think the Spurs will respond well to Miami's aggressive defense. Indiana occasionally exposed it by hitting Hibbert rolling to the rim. Well, the Spurs also have bigs with touch, but their guards are way more poised than Indy, and they have shooters to kick to when the defense collapses on those rollers. The Spurs poise, ball movement and shooting bodes well for dealing with Miami when they hedge high or double in the post.
But how does SA stop Lebron? What if Leonard gets in foul trouble? They don't really have a secondary wing defender big enough or quick enough to match up with Lebron. Sentimental pick, Spurs in 6. |
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![]() I think Miami is going to be in rhythm, and feeling a little unleashed from Vogel's defense. If Bosh can resume his play from before the Indy series it's going to be tough for the Spurs, particularly early on with rust being a problem.
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![]() It's my calling. I left your link in there. If you hit the quote button you will see the embedded stuff you need to cut out to make it work. You just need watch?v= and then the basic id code.
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