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Gotta give respect to road teams for coming out and winning game 2 after losing such a tough game 1. Golden State did it as well last round. That shows the belief and toughness they have.
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To win this series, I think Wade is going to have to get back to being the best #2 guy in the sport. That will allow them to overcome the matchup problems. He just may not be capable of it anymore. |
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Mike Miller is such a bitch. Came in for one play. Made the three and limped off the court like he tore every ligament in his body. I understand he has injury issues but that was just ridiculous.
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Uhhh.... Wade was pulling off all kinds of incredible shit, wasn't he?
This has less to do with what Miami's doing wrong, and more to do with what the Pacers are doing right. Larry Bird has built a ****ing impressive team. Paul George has found himself. David West is cold these days but he's a tough talent in the trenches. And they have a 7'3" behemoth who plays like a throwback with modern athleticism. Good point guard play, and some pretty good talent coming off the bench... The Pacers need to get some more reliable play from the guard position, and a deeper bench, and they're championship ready. As it stands now, they're probably built to go toe-to-toe with the Spurs or Grizzlies, and cause enough matchup shit with the Heat to bother them enough for six games. But the Heat are just too much right now. They've got a deep bench, two of the best five players in the league, and enough passable talent in the trenches to hold the Pacers off. |
Heat have a deep bench? Wut? 2 of the best 5 players in the NBA? WUT?!
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Yeah, Wade's top 5 talent when healthy. Even now he's probably still Top 10.
The Heat have a bench with Ray Allen, Shane Battier, Haslem, Rashard Lewis, and Cole. |
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