After last night, that's looking like a might big "if", Ben. Especially when Ginobli's in there with him. LeBron can't guard everybody, Hughes can't keep up with either of them, and Gibson seems to need to work on his D (he's got a sweet stroke though).BenNX74205 wrote: Seriously though, it didn't look good for James last night on the stat sheet, but for most of the game that I saw (stopped mid-3rd quarter), he was making good decisions by passing out of the double (and triple) (and quadruple) teams the Spurs were throwing his way. If the Cavs can adjust and find a way to keep Parker out of the lane, they have a chance.
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BenNX74205 wrote:El Nino.Cole Burns wrote:But Washington didn't win the Stanley Cup.BenNX74205 wrote:In the last year, the Cards have won the world series and the Colts have won the Super Bowl. Using those two data points, the Cavs should win the series in 6.
Think about it.
Seriously though, it didn't look good for James last night on the stat sheet, but for most of the game that I saw (stopped mid-3rd quarter), he was making good decisions by passing out of the double (and triple) (and quadruple) teams the Spurs were throwing his way. If the Cavs can adjust and find a way to keep Parker out of the lane, they have a chance.
He had more turnovers than assists, and only made 4 out of 16 of his field goal attempts, and only got to the free throw line for 4 free throws.
I didn't see many "good decisions".
He was horrible, and it's pretty hard to sugarcoat.
The Cavs aren't playing Eastern teams anymore. The party's over.