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Fib wrote Pop and the Spurs are taking home a title. Miami doesn't match up with the size of Splitter+Duncan. The Spurs bench goes deep with Ginobili, Diaw, Mills, and Belinelli. They are playing well together, and as long as they don't turn the ball over, they will be fine.

First of all Splitter is garbage. He isn't even a threat. They are playing well together? LOL. How many turnovers have they had in both games combined? 34.. So they are averaging 17 turnovers a game.. If it wasn't for the cramps in game one, the Heat would easily be up 2-0 right now. That's how "well" the Spurs are supposedly playing.

The Heat feed off turnovers. If they don't turn the ball over, they're fine. Miami feeds off of the transition game, and if you get Miami into the halfcourt game, their working off broken plays. The Spurs are making extra passes, and working the ball around, which can break down any defense when done effectively because of their spacing. Miami is soft on the inside. If Miami is relying on Rashard Lewis to emerge in this series, that's a flawed gameplan. And if LeBron had just drank Gatorade over Powerade, he would not have cramped up.

Have you seen their other guys producing? Ray Ray has produced, and so has Birdman. Put LeBron on Parker and they can't run their offense. The Spurs can't stop LeBron, and they've proved it so far this series.

The Miami Heat will lose. They're a good team but they lack discipline & ball movement.

Adriot wrote The Miami Heat will lose. They're a good team but they lack discipline & ball movement.

That is the most ridiculous answer as to why they will lose that I have ever read. Lack Discipline? How? & Ball Movement? Hmm okay. They are only averaging 19 APG this postseason.. 3 less than the Spurs.

Pool wrote

Fib wrote

Pool wrote

Fib wrote Pop and the Spurs are taking home a title. Miami doesn't match up with the size of Splitter+Duncan. The Spurs bench goes deep with Ginobili, Diaw, Mills, and Belinelli. They are playing well together, and as long as they don't turn the ball over, they will be fine.

First of all Splitter is garbage. He isn't even a threat. They are playing well together? LOL. How many turnovers have they had in both games combined? 34.. So they are averaging 17 turnovers a game.. If it wasn't for the cramps in game one, the Heat would easily be up 2-0 right now. That's how "well" the Spurs are supposedly playing.

The Heat feed off turnovers. If they don't turn the ball over, they're fine. Miami feeds off of the transition game, and if you get Miami into the halfcourt game, their working off broken plays. The Spurs are making extra passes, and working the ball around, which can break down any defense when done effectively because of their spacing. Miami is soft on the inside. If Miami is relying on Rashard Lewis to emerge in this series, that's a flawed gameplan. And if LeBron had just drank Gatorade over Powerade, he would not have cramped up.

Have you seen their other guys producing? Ray Ray has produced, and so has Birdman. Put LeBron on Parker and they can't run their offense. The Spurs can't stop LeBron, and they've proved it so far this series.

I know LeBron is a versatile player, and could easily handle the job of shutting down Parker, but if they do that, that leaves Leonard against Chalmers, and Chalmers is too slow to cover someone who has speed like Leonard. I will agree that Allen has produced and is a great asset off the bench for the Heat, but not so much Birdman. I just think the depth of the Spurs is great, they have the best coach in the league, and if they don't play into Miami's hands, they could win a title. Cha feel?

I think the Spurs will beat the Heat back to back at home (I know, shocker), go back to San Antonio and lose, and then clinch at Miami.

Heat will take the series in Game 6!

Fib wrote

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Fib wrote

Pool wrote

Fib wrote Pop and the Spurs are taking home a title. Miami doesn't match up with the size of Splitter+Duncan. The Spurs bench goes deep with Ginobili, Diaw, Mills, and Belinelli. They are playing well together, and as long as they don't turn the ball over, they will be fine.

First of all Splitter is garbage. He isn't even a threat. They are playing well together? LOL. How many turnovers have they had in both games combined? 34.. So they are averaging 17 turnovers a game.. If it wasn't for the cramps in game one, the Heat would easily be up 2-0 right now. That's how "well" the Spurs are supposedly playing.

The Heat feed off turnovers. If they don't turn the ball over, they're fine. Miami feeds off of the transition game, and if you get Miami into the halfcourt game, their working off broken plays. The Spurs are making extra passes, and working the ball around, which can break down any defense when done effectively because of their spacing. Miami is soft on the inside. If Miami is relying on Rashard Lewis to emerge in this series, that's a flawed gameplan. And if LeBron had just drank Gatorade over Powerade, he would not have cramped up.

Have you seen their other guys producing? Ray Ray has produced, and so has Birdman. Put LeBron on Parker and they can't run their offense. The Spurs can't stop LeBron, and they've proved it so far this series.

I know LeBron is a versatile player, and could easily handle the job of shutting down Parker, but if they do that, that leaves Leonard against Chalmers, and Chalmers is too slow to cover someone who has speed like Leonard. I will agree that Allen has produced and is a great asset off the bench for the Heat, but not so much Birdman. I just think the depth of the Spurs is great, they have the best coach in the league, and if they don't play into Miami's hands, they could win a title. Cha feel?

chalmers is faster than leonard. leonards more powerful

Well I guess the Spurs have this one all but wrapped up. Miami got owned in games 3 and 4.