NBA 10-11
- cardsfansince82
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Re: NBA 10-11
Lebron would be unstoppable if he occasionally stopped and used a pump fake on his drives. He tries to finish at the rim every single time no matter how tough the defense is, so the defenders just sell out on blocking his shot. He should either get an easy bucket or get to the line almost every time.
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Re: NBA 10-11
Well I'm happy now. I thought when the Heat went on that 20-2 or whatever run it was over. I hope the good experience carries over with some of the younger guys.
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Faceman
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Loving watching the Grizzlies give it to the San Antonio Floppers.
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Those phantom foul calls against Chris Paul were embarrassing. [expletive] Kobe.
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GJ NOLA, go ahead and win series please. That Carl Landry trade was pretty clutch.
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MrSaigon
Re: NBA 10-11
The Blazers can not shoot the expletiving basketball.
The reffing has been horse expletive. I hope it swings back just as hard in Portland.
And dare I say it; if Greg Oden was in there the Mavs wouldn't have 150 offensive rebounds.
The reffing has been horse expletive. I hope it swings back just as hard in Portland.
And dare I say it; if Greg Oden was in there the Mavs wouldn't have 150 offensive rebounds.
- thrill
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This is just a bad matchup. Pacers bigs not allowing Bulls bigs to establish position on the block, thus it takes too long to set up primary offense as well as making entry passes almost impossible. One thing the Pacers do have in abundance is a strong, active front court. We'll beat them tonight and even though it didn't seem dominant, we still won in 5 which is exactly what most people thought. Not too bad. As long as the ankle isn't a lingering issue for Derrick, this is still the same team that had as good a chance as anyone to win the title.
From twitter:
@KCJHoop DRose on his ankle: "It's good. Yesterday, it was a little stiff. Today, I have more motion in it."
From twitter:
@KCJHoop DRose on his ankle: "It's good. Yesterday, it was a little stiff. Today, I have more motion in it."
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Faceman
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Is there really such a thing as a "bad matchup" with a 37 win team from the East?
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Well they're probably going to win in 5 games, so I guess not. I'll label it a tougher matchup than record would imply.
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I tend to agree. I really thought the Bulls would cruise against the Pacers. Oh, I thought there was a chance that the Pacers might eek out a win at home...... what bothers me is that the Bulls have struggled in every game, even though they have won. They should be manhandling this team.Faceman wrote:Is there really such a thing as a "bad matchup" with a 37 win team from the East?



