April 26, 201016 yr Thus far it seems the Orlando Magic have been the most impressive team in the playoffs...:ylsuper: I've been very impressed with Utah, OKC, and San Antonio as well. The biggest disappointments have easily been the Suns, Mavs, and Lakers. Not sure what to think of how Atlanta, Boston, Cleveland, and Portland have been playing.
April 26, 201016 yr Thus far it seems the Orlando Magic have been the most impressive team in the playoffs...:ylsuper: I've been very impressed with Utah, OKC, and San Antonio as well. The biggest disappointments have easily been the Suns, Mavs, and Lakers. Not sure what to think of how Atlanta, Boston, Cleveland, and Portland have been playing. JMO, but San Antonio has been by far the most impressive team to me this post season. Orlando really hasn't played that well to be up 3-0, I don't think. They have had spurts in games 1 and 3 where they were not very good at all. I think Utah has been more impressive as well. I think you have to consider who the teams in the West are playing compared to the Eastern Conference teams. But like I said JMO.
April 26, 201016 yr JMO, but San Antonio has been by far the most impressive team to me this post season. Orlando really hasn't played that well to be up 3-0, I don't think. They have had spurts in games 1 and 3 where they were not very good at all. I think Utah has been more impressive as well. I think you have to consider who the teams in the West are playing compared to the Eastern Conference teams. But like I said JMO. I can see the argument for both Utah and San Antonio, however I feel one of the most important things, regardless of who you're playing, is getting the 1st series over as soon as possible. The Magic should be able to prepare for Atlanta/Milwaukee (come on Bucks!), starting tomorrow. Everyone else will still be playing. That's a big advantage when you have 4, 7 game series to win to take the title IMO.
April 26, 201016 yr I can see the argument for both Utah and San Antonio, however I feel one of the most important things, regardless of who you're playing, is getting the 1st series over as soon as possible. The Magic should be able to prepare for Atlanta/Milwaukee (come on Bucks!), starting tomorrow. Everyone else will still be playing. That's a big advantage when you have 4, 7 game series to win to take the title IMO. I don't think it makes a big difference. Look at the Cavs last year. They finished their first two series about as quickly and easily as possible and it didn't matter. Just because Orlando is the only team leading 3-0 doesn't necessarily mean they are playing the best. At the end of the day it comes down to matchups as the playoffs go along.
April 26, 201016 yr I don't think it makes a big difference. Look at the Cavs last year. They finished their first two series about as quickly and easily as possible and it didn't matter. Just because Orlando is the only team leading 3-0 doesn't necessarily mean they are playing the best. At the end of the day it comes down to matchups as the playoffs go along. I think they've been playing very well, and when coupled with the fact they're probably going to sweep the 'Cats, to me they've had the most impressive performance thus far. Of course, I'm a little biased. :idunno:
April 26, 201016 yr I think they've been playing very well, and when coupled with the fact they're probably going to sweep the 'Cats, to me they've had the most impressive performance thus far. Of course, I'm a little biased. :idunno: Hey we're all biased in someway. I'm just making conversation. :thumb:
April 27, 201016 yr 4 games on the slate for tonight...I look for the Cavs and Celtics to close out their respective series, the Lakers to take a 3-2 lead, and the Mavs to stop the bleeding and pull within a game.
April 27, 201016 yr 4 games on the slate for tonight...I look for the Cavs and Celtics to close out their respective series, the Lakers to take a 3-2 lead, and the Mavs to stop the bleeding and pull within a game. I second all those choices. If DRose is healthy, no team winning tonight would surprise me though.:thumb:
April 27, 201016 yr I wouldn't be shocked to see Kobe go for 50 tonight or a triple double. No way the Lakers are losing this game if they do the series is over.
April 27, 201016 yr I wouldn't be shocked to see Kobe go for 50 tonight or a triple double. No way the Lakers are losing this game if they do the series is over. My guess is the Lakers shoot 15 or more FT's than OKC tonight. I'm not saying it's fixed. I just think they'll be very aggressive and the refs will give them the 50/50 calls.
April 27, 201016 yr I wouldn't be shocked to see Kobe go for 50 tonight or a triple double. No way the Lakers are losing this game if they do the series is over. I think the Lakers will win, but I can't see this Kobe doing that.
April 28, 201016 yr If you're of the belief that NBA officials call the game in favor of the better/marquee teams you got two plays to add to your evidence tonite on back-to-back phantom foul calls on Brad Miller while guarding Shaq.
April 28, 201016 yr If you're of the belief that NBA officials call the game in favor of the better/marquee teams you got two plays to add to your evidence tonite on back-to-back phantom foul calls on Brad Miller while guarding Shaq. And the continuation call they took away from Rose also.
April 28, 201016 yr If you're of the belief that NBA officials call the game in favor of the better/marquee teams you got two plays to add to your evidence tonite on back-to-back phantom foul calls on Brad Miller while guarding Shaq. You can look at a lot of calls in the 4th quarter of the Cavs game. It makes it hard to remember why I watch and I want the Cavs to win the title.
April 28, 201016 yr What happened to LeBron's arm? Is this an old injury or a new one no one knows about?Is he going to Paul Pierce this injury?:popcorn:
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