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| SAS IN 4 |
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10 | 38.46% |
| SAS IN 5 |
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10 | 38.46% |
| SAS IN 6 |
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5 | 19.23% |
| SAS IN 7 |
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1 | 3.85% |
| UTA IN 4 |
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0 | 0% |
| UTA IN 5 |
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0 | 0% |
| UTA IN 6 |
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0 | 0% |
| UTA IN 7 |
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0 | 0% |
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is praying Drummond doesnt haunt us forever.
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SAS Tony Parker Danny Green Kawhi Leonard DeJuan Blair(Possibly Splitter) Tim Duncan UTA Devin Harris Gordon Hayward Demarre Carroll Paul Millsap Al Jefferson KEY ROTATION PLAYERS: SAS Gary Neal Manu Ginobili Stephen Jackson Boris Diaw Tiago Splitter Matt Bonner UTA Jamaal Tinsley Alec Burks Josh Howard Derrick Favors Enes Kanter Key Matchups: Someone posted a stat saying that the Jazz with the Jefferson/Millsap frontline vs SAS has never won a game. Not good. In what I've seen from Harris this year, he hasn't guarded PGs well at all, which is SAS' primary offence for a good chunk of the games with their pick and rolls. Duncan being able to slow down Jefferson with his size is also huge since the Jazz go to him often. I expect Blair to start because he matches up well with Millsap with his quickness and bulk. To be honest, the only matchup the Jazz have in their favor is Favors off of the bench. No one will be able to match up with him inside, so if he can get offensive rebounds and pound the Spurs inside, thats when the Jazz may be able to get back in the ballgame(2nd and 4th qtrs). Though the Spurs bench is so deep it may not even matter. PREDICTION: SAS in 4. The Jazz may get game 3 if they just play harder and the crowd gets in to it, but even then the matchups seem to be so much in SAS' favor they shouldnt really lose a game. |
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the utah jazz frontcourt isn't there yet, not enough experience. i would've loved steve nash in the playoffs to go against the spurs, the dude always makes it exciting despite the talent level of his team being unreasonably low.
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is craving boobies
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spurs are going to blow the jazz up.
although....... if there was one team i'd pick to be the dark horse and surprise the hell out of everyone this year (there is always one), id pick utah. but common sense says, they have no chance whatsoever. |
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is the next dictator of MLSE
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the LA/Denver series, if it happens, is going to be high scoring |
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is waiting for his team to return
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Twitter recently told me (can't recall who and don't have access to the stats) that the Spurs lineups with Bonner on the floor absolutely destroyed the Jazz this season. Small sample size but interesting.
Jazz also have only used their "big" line-up with Favors, Milsap, Jefferson for 15 minutes across the season series. I thought it was an interesting line-up when used against the Suns in their last game. Though the Suns team that played that game could have made a lot of line-ups look good. |
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