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Track the NBA Playoffs (2009)

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Orlando up 7 or 8 at the half. They should be up 20. They can get to the basket at will but they just keep jacking 3's.

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^Orlando is talented, but they lack the intangibles. They're better than the current Celtics roster, yet they find themselves down 3-2.

The Nuggets Lakers series has the potential to be phenominal. Both teams will be putting up a lot of points. For some reason I think the Nuggets win it in 6.

I'm leaning towards Denver as well right now, They are as hot as any team right now.

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Is Denver still not any better with Chauncey?

 

OR,

 

Chauncey isn't an MVP candidate. I think the voting showed that...and, that's what the debate you're referencing was about.

 

But, as I stated numerous times in that thread, they were better. Four games better to be exact. Don't believe me? Check the records? :D

 

Seriously, my argument never denied the team wasn't better with Chauncey. My argument was 1) the improvement wasn't significant enough to warrant MVP talk and 2) he still isn't the MVP of his own team.

 

They won't beat the Lakers.

Yeah, I know, I thought I said as much in my last post when I said the Lakers aren't as good defensively as I thought and then I posted a link to the page where I realized the error in my ways. They aren't that good defensively, you are right.

 

Sorry, I didn't think to check the link. Didn't mean to beat a dead horse :thumb:

OR,

 

Chauncey isn't an MVP candidate. I think the voting showed that...and, that's what the debate you're referencing was about.

 

But, as I stated numerous times in that thread, they were better. Four games better to be exact. Don't believe me? Check the records? :D

 

Seriously, my argument never denied the team wasn't better with Chauncey. My argument was 1) the improvement wasn't significant enough to warrant MVP talk and 2) he still isn't the MVP of his own team.

 

They won't beat the Lakers.

 

I agree with all of the above, especially the last part :ylsuper:

 

However, I took it that you didn't think Denver was much improved at all. I agree that the improvement wasn't enough to warrant MVP consideration, but Denver is A LOT better with him.

Orlando just can't quit jacking 3's. 2-10 in the first quarter isn't going to get it done. Do they know Scaibrini is guarding Lewis? JJ Redick shouldn't see the floor the rest of the game.

Lakers need to get this under double digits by halftime.

L.A. looks like they're going to be able to come back and take this one. I sure like their chances. I can't believe how far behind they fell though. They're letting the bums hang around....

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