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2007 NBA Playoffs

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crazybuckfan40;834726; said:
Yeah they are shooting like shit...It honestly reminds me of what happened with the Cavs and Pistons series last year...The Pistons came out and played amazing in the first 2 games, I think they made 12 3's in one half in game 1...We went down 2-0 but went back to Cleveland and made a series of it...
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For the Cavs sake I hope the Bulls pick it up. The Bulls problem is that they don't have anyone that can create in the paint so if their shots aren't falling they are in trouble. The Cavs match up better with the Pistons since they have 3 guys that can score down low.
 
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crazybuckfan40;834891; said:
What a great game last night between Utah and GS...

Utah killed GS on the boards and that is where they won the game...I am still suprised that Dallas couldnt do that...
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Boozer and the rest of Utah's bigs are quicker than guys like Diop and Dampier, so they can run the floor better and get to more loose balls.

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:bow: to Boozer

Boozer played great, but I give the game MVP to Williams. Baron Davis may still be slowed by his hamstring, but he was finally outplayed by a guard in the playoffs.
 
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Stephen Colbert;835080; said:
Boozer and the rest of Utah's bigs are quicker than guys like Diop and Dampier, so they can run the floor better and get to more loose balls.
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Yeah but they should still be able to get to the rebounds, on the offensive end...Along with Dirk, yeah they might get up and down the court some, but they could of game planned aginst that a little better...IMO if you have the size with good guards you should be able to dictate the tempo and Dallas did not do that...IMO they should of picked their spots to run, and not try to play the whole game uptempo...

Boozer played great, but I give the game MVP to Williams. Baron Davis may still be slowed by his hamstring, but he was finally outplayed by a guard in the playoffs.
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Agree...
 
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BB73;835562; said:
Are you wearing a bandaid on the bridge of your nose tonight? :tongue2:
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did you see that they put a band aid on the statue outside of the arena? anyways, if the suns play with this kind of energy for the rest of the series the spurs are in trouble. (easier said thand done, i know)
 
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fourteenandoh;835587; said:
did you see that they put a band aid on the statue outside of the arena? anyways, if the suns play with this kind of energy for the rest of the series the spurs are in trouble. (easier said thand done, i know)
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I did see that. I was surprised how easily the Suns won last night. When they announced that Kurt Thomas was starting I thought that was trouble - but D'Antoni sure knew what he was doing there.
 
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Painful loss for GS. 3 missed free throws and a turnover when Davis stepped on the line near midcourt - all in the last 40 seconds.

The series isn't over, though. I don't think Utah will win game 3 or 4.
 
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