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It's the Warriors. The Spurs won't win more than one game against GS if they square off. The only team with a chance of beating the Warriors is the Cavs.

lipoli390 wrote:It's the Warriors. The Spurs won't win more than one game against GS if they square off. The only team with a chance of nearing the Warriors is the Cavs.

Why do you think the cavs have a better chance against the Warriors than the spurs. Is it so let because of LBJ. Just curious

I am picking the Cavs.

I voted Spurs. They do their best when they have a chip on their shoulder. With all the attention on the Warriors I think they will relish the role of the underdog. I also think they are the better rested team. The pursuit of 73 might have taken its toll physically.

TRKO wrote:I voted Spurs. They do their best when they have a chip on their shoulder. With all the attention on the Warriors I think they will relish the role of the underdog. I also think they are the better rested team. The pursuit of 73 might have taken its toll physically.

Maybe. But rest doesn't mean as much in the playoffs. There's never a back-to-back situation. And there's even 3 days between games at times.

But I have to imagine the drain of the first 82 (mentally as much as physical) was much more for the Warriors than Spurs.

I started watching the Pistons vs Cavs in the 2nd half. It's no wonder they say that Glen is intrigued with the way the SVG model has worked out there lots of talent to that team that they added. I find myself cheering for the Pistons as the underdog. We will see if Drummond's FT issues becomes a problem down the stretch.

monsterpile wrote:I started watching the Pistons vs Cavs in the 2nd half. It's no wonder they say that Glen is intrigued with the way the SVG model has worked out there lots of talent to that team that they added. I find myself cheering for the Pistons as the underdog. We will see if Drummond's FT issues becomes a problem down the stretch.

It just sucks how the refs favor the elite teams. The Cavs catch a lot of officiating breaks.

TRKO wrote:

monsterpile wrote:I started watching the Pistons vs Cavs in the 2nd half. It's no wonder they say that Glen is intrigued with the way the SVG model has worked out there lots of talent to that team that they added. I find myself cheering for the Pistons as the underdog. We will see if Drummond's FT issues becomes a problem down the stretch.

It just sucks how the refs favor the elite teams. The Cavs catch a lot of officiating breaks.

Yeah I agree. They say they a double dribble was missed on Jackson but yeah.

2x Love now with some pretty good D on Jackson.

monsterpile wrote:

TRKO wrote:

monsterpile wrote:I started watching the Pistons vs Cavs in the 2nd half. It's no wonder they say that Glen is intrigued with the way the SVG model has worked out there lots of talent to that team that they added. I find myself cheering for the Pistons as the underdog. We will see if Drummond's FT issues becomes a problem down the stretch.

It just sucks how the refs favor the elite teams. The Cavs catch a lot of officiating breaks.

Yeah I agree. They say they a double dribble was missed on Jackson but yeah.

LeBron James is so much like Shaq in the sense where you can call an offensive foul on him almost every time they have the ball. They get away with so much. But it's the NBA and star players always get the benefit of the doubt.