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Heat/Pacers series

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Heat gonna choke this series away.

 

I hope so but I am not banking on it. Last year at this time they were down 2-1 with a second game to go at Indy and then dominated the Pacers from then on. Attitudes and moods change from one game to the next. After game 2 the series was a toss-up, after game 3 the Heat were in control and run away with the series, now after game 4 it is back to a toss-up again. The Pacers shot to win it though is to win tomorrow night.

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I'm with you. It was evident from the start of the game which way the NBA wanted this to end.

 

Yeah for the Heat.

Crazy thing is the Pacers are a mental lapse away from having a 3-1 series lead. They've outplayed the Heat in 3 of the 4 games this series.

Crazy thing is the Pacers are a mental lapse away from having a 3-1 series lead. They've outplayed the Heat in 3 of the 4 games this series.

Yep. In fairness LeBron did have some uncharacteristic turnovers late in game 2 to give the Pacers that victory.

Crazy thing is the Pacers are a mental lapse away from having a 3-1 series lead. They've outplayed the Heat in 3 of the 4 games this series.

 

The Heat were 2 Lebron turnovers in the final minute (first time in career) from winning that game and being up 3-1. Playing that scenario can go over both ways.

Crazy thing is the Pacers are a mental lapse away from having a 3-1 series lead. They've outplayed the Heat in 3 of the 4 games this series.

 

Do you think the series would really be 3-1 if Miami lost game 1? I still see 2-2, Miami plays better when they have to.

Do you think the series would really be 3-1 if Miami lost game 1? I still see 2-2, Miami plays better when they have to.

 

Who knows....I'm simply saying Indiana has been the better team in 3 of the 4 games thus far.

Heat gonna choke this series away.

 

Hopefully.

Bosh Spice with an impressive 3 rebounds last night. In fairness he did tweak his ankle so if you extrapolate from where he was at that point he may have ended up with 5 rebounds. Bosh is averaging 13.5 pts and 6.8 rebs in the playoffs. That is not going to get it done.

 

He hasn't really had more than two or three a game the entire series. He needs to stop thinking he is Ray Allen and get off the perimeter. He's been hitting some three's, but Miami needs him to at least make an attempt to play around the box. They don't need a seven foot spot up three point shooter.

Do you think the series would really be 3-1 if Miami lost game 1? I still see 2-2, Miami plays better when they have to.

 

 

 

Back against the wall for game three and they come out and smoke them at home (Indy's first home loss this post season). When they play with a sense of urgency from the start, they are tough. I look for them to turn it up another level for game 5.

 

 

Like I've said all post season about Miami, Lebron can't do it on his own. Wade and Bosh aren't giving you what Wade and Bosh has typically gave you the few seasons. They have played okay, but definitely haven't took the game over or anything. Wade went off a few games last post season, he put up fourty or close to fourty a couple of times. If he doesn't give you anymore than he is, or Bosh, then Battier, Chalmers, Haslem, Miller, Allen, somebody is going to have to step up. Haslem, Chalmers, and Bosh add some help in game three, they walk away with it without Lebron even really touching the ball the second half. If the role players produce, Miami cannot be beaten. If they lay any more eggs though they are going to be in a bad spot, especially the way Wade and Bosh has been playing.

As always...who you are rooting for determines how you viewed the refs.

Back against the wall for game three and they come out and smoke them at home (Indy's first home loss this post season). When they play with a sense of urgency from the start, they are tough. I look for them to turn it up another level for game 5.

 

 

Like I've said all post season about Miami, Lebron can't do it on his own. Wade and Bosh aren't giving you what Wade and Bosh has typically gave you the few seasons. They have played okay, but definitely haven't took the game over or anything. Wade went off a few games last post season, he put up fourty or close to fourty a couple of times. If he doesn't give you anymore than he is, or Bosh, then Battier, Chalmers, Haslem, Miller, Allen, somebody is going to have to step up. Haslem, Chalmers, and Bosh add some help in game three, they walk away with it without Lebron even really touching the ball the second half. If the role players produce, Miami cannot be beaten. If they lay any more eggs though they are going to be in a bad spot, especially the way Wade and Bosh has been playing.

 

Wasn't Boston up 3-2 last year heading back to Boston?

 

 

 

Heat in 6.

I hope the Heat lose so the Spurs have a better path to Duncan's 5th title and clear spot as this generations best player. :walk:

Wasn't Boston up 3-2 last year heading back to Boston?

 

 

 

Heat in 6.

 

Yep, and Indy was up 2-1 with a game left in Indy to start last years Eastern Conference Semi's.

I hope the Heat lose so the Spurs have a better path to Duncan's 5th title and clear spot as this generations best player. :walk:

 

 

Blasphemy. He'll never be considered better than Kobe.

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