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NBA Finals: Spurs vs. Heat

Who wins the NBA Finals? 25 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the NBA Finals?

    • Spurs in 4
      0%
      0
    • Spurs in 5
      4%
    • Spurs in 6
      28%
    • Spurs in 7
      8%
    • Heat in 4
      4%
    • Heat in 5
      8%
    • Heat in 6
      40%
    • Heat in 7
      8%

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Who ya got?

 

 

Should be an interesting series I think.

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I'll say Heat in 7 so it doesn't seem like I'm not giving the Spurs credit for winning 3 games.

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Tough series to call.

 

Will we see the Spurs that we've seen throughout the playoffs, or are they too rested and we'll see the old Spurs?

 

Will we see the Heat that played poorly most of the Indiana series or will we see the Heat from game 7?

 

 

Does Tony Parker continue his playoff MVP run? Does Wade step up and continue to build off of game 7?

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I'll say Heat in 7 so it doesn't seem like I'm not giving the Spurs credit for winning 3 games.

 

Ya know, I gave credit to Iverson and the 76ers after they won game 1 against the Lakers back in 2001 then the Lakers reeled off 4 straight wins to take the series. I guess my credit came too soon...haha

I don't think the Spurs pose the same matchup problems Indiana did for Miami.

 

Parker could be a problem. Duncan could have some success. I don't know who San Antonio has to guard LeBron or Wade if he plays like he's capable.

2 teams on their last go around. One team that has lasted 10 years together and the other 3... Ill go Spurs in 6

I like the Heat in game 1 and the Spurs to take the series in 7 games.

I like the Heat in game 1 also. The long layoff team always seems to lose their first game back.

2 teams on their last go around. One team that has lasted 10 years together and the other 3... Ill go Spurs in 6

 

Agreed. Two teams on their last go around. I took Heat in 7 but as much as I hate the Spurs it would be fitting if they did add another title to Duncan's legacy.

The Spurs have gotten their best case scenario IMO. They are going to be very well rested which is very needed playing a team that had to play 7 tough games. Miami won't show it in the first game but by the 4th, the wear and tear will really show on them. If the Heat want to win this they have to win 3 of the first 4 or they will be in huge trouble.

I don't think the Spurs pose the same matchup problems Indiana did for Miami.

 

Parker could be a problem. Duncan could have some success. I don't know who San Antonio has to guard LeBron or Wade if he plays like he's capable.

 

Leonard would be guarding Lebron I would guess.

Add in the fact that in the two Spurs/Heat matchups in the regular season and Duncan, Ginobli, Parker and I think Green didn't play. In the second game Lebron and Wade didnt play. :lol:

 

Both Heat wins. Like I said. The regular season doesn't mean squat.

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