Awesome. The Heat are amazing.
I love how they can win the WCF without even trying.
Best team ever?
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Awesome. The Heat are amazing.
I love how they can win the WCF without even trying.
Best team ever?
carolinajazz
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....I believe scootsy has been drinking or was when that post was made!
carolinajazz
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....I could have swore ESPN said that Parker tied the record for most assists with a Johnny Moore in a playoff game with 18 and I knew that Stockton had to have more than that in his illustrious career! So I did some checking and sure enough, Stockton had multiple 20 plus assist playoff games......so that cleared the air for me!
spycam1
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I think Parker tied his own career playoff high in assists.
reignman40
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Watching the Grizz play the Spurs is no different than the jazz. Way to many 3's.
MoreFeasts
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Indiana looks ready to compete at the start of game 1 vs the Heat. I think they've got a shot.
MoreFeasts
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Ah , maybe not.. they looked good for about 3 minutes...
carolinajazz
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....Pacers have the knees, elbows, legs and butts to grind the Heat into the ground! Just keep the pace slow and don't throw the ball away! Better to take a 24 second violation that give them a fast break turnover! I'll tell you this already.....the Spurs would destroy the Heat in a 7 game series! Good defense and twice as good offense than the Pacers, who are giving the Heat fits!
carolinajazz
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...I notice the Heat like to overplay and deny the ball on just about every man they match up against. Works very well against an unathletic, bad ball handling team like the Pacers.....but won't fly at all against the brains of a Spurs team! They will back door them till the cows come home and either pick up a bunch of layups or holding fouls that will put the Heat in the penalty before three minutes have passed in the quarter! That's if the Heat get past the Pacers.
The Thriller
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Paul George ripes the hearts out of Miami and Utah fans with that long ball forcing overtime.
He could have been a Jazz...
**** you KOC.
He could have been a Jazz...
**** you KOC.
midnight_hwy
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They should give George 4 points for that one. One long shot with Lebron in his face.
Clutch...
Clutch...
midnight_hwy
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What the hell was Vogel thinking taking Hibbert out for the last two positions?
Lebron gets two easy layups to win the game. Man I thought Ty did some bonehead moves, but wow...
Lebron gets two easy layups to win the game. Man I thought Ty did some bonehead moves, but wow...
Have you considered the other side of the trade, or just irate based on TNT commenters?
Vogal said he was worried about what they were going to do with Bosch so he took out Hibbert. After what happened he said he might leave him in next time. Pick your poison... but the poison I would pick would be let Boscshshe shoot and have a big guy meet Lebaron at the basket. Lebroon is just that good.
carolinajazz
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...it's unthinkable and inexcusable for George to let Lebron get past him that easily under those circumstances! You MUST keep the man in front of you, even if they allow traveling, palming, steps, carrying the ball, etc.etc.etc! I know that's easier said than done but the WHOLE game James was driving to the basket completely unimpeded for easy layups even in the halfcourt setting! How does that happen? I'm at a loss for words! James is big and strong, but not as quick as say Westbrook who gets to the basket at will. Just bad defense....and yes, Hibert should have been in the game.
carolinajazz
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....yeah, 20 behind Magic Johnson.
THAT was an incredibly dumb move by Vogel, especially after Lebron had just burned him on it a few minutes before. Who do you want taking the last shot, MVPx4 LBJ or Bosch?
That said, Vogel has an amazing demeanor for a high level coach. He seemed to be in a very relaxed, almost joking mode when most coaches would be frothing at the mouth.
carolinajazz
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....and he admitted he was wrong and would do things differently next time! I like this guy! There saying now that he pulled Hibert because he missed a couple of defensive assignments just previously to that play! So he holds his players accountable for there actions or non-actions! Corbin does that, too, doesn't he?
