And Boston's defense had nothing to do with LeBron's off night? We'll see if your Cadaver's make the adjustments or not. If you're not a one man team, why did you lose?
Boston won by 4 at home. Let's keep this in perspective.
And Boston's defense had nothing to do with LeBron's off night? We'll see if your Cadaver's make the adjustments or not. If you're not a one man team, why did you lose?
Boston won by 4 at home. Let's keep this in perspective.
Boston won by 4 at home. Let's keep this in perspective.
Yeah because 2 of the 3 headed monster shot lights out terrible! IF all 3 AND Lebron had there normal games.....Boston EASILY wins going away. Yeah, let's DEFINATELY keep this in perspective....
Oh please. The big 3, The big 3, blah blah blah!.........
As I said before, Ray Allen is well past his prime. How long ago did "He Got Game" come out btw? Paul Pierce is moody and Kevin Garnett is the A-Rod of Basketball.
Calling these players "The Big 3" is an insult to the Original Big Three in: Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish.
WOW.
All this trash-talking after one game.
God only knows what will happen if this series goes seven games.
Oh please. The big 3, The big 3, blah blah blah!.........
As I said before, Ray Allen is well past his prime. How long ago did "He Got Game" come out btw? Paul Pierce is moody and Kevin Garnett is the A-Rod of Basketball.
Calling these players "The Big 3" is an insult to the Original Big Three in: Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish.
Boston won by 4 at home. Let's keep this in perspective.
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My perspective is fine. Cleveland lost. Even if I change my perspective, Cleveland still lost.
Oh that wasn't a loss, that was a beat down. We'll take another one before we send them home to watch the conference finals on TV.
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My perspective is fine. Cleveland lost. Even if I change my perspective, Cleveland still lost.
First off, you're spelling is a bit off. It's LeBron, not Labron.
Second of all, Damon Jones doesn't get playing time unless it's a blowout. He's weak on defense, so he fell out of the graces of Mike Brown a long time ago.
I agree there will be some matchups that may seem to favor Boston on paper, but you will have to remember that this Mike Brown coached team thrives on great team defense. We also have a fairly deep bench, so the players we start won't necessarily play the most minutes at that given position. Brown likes to sub the players based on performance and will rotate until he finds the correct mix.
And to answer your question on who will guard the big three (and other 2, believe it or not, this is a team game)........
PG: Rondo vs. Delonte' West. Advantage= Even
SG: Allen vs. Devin Brown/ Boobie Gibson. Advantage= Boston
SF: Pierce vs. LeBron/ Wally Szczerbiak. Advantage= Cleveland
PF: KG vs. Ben Wallace/ Joe Smith. Advantage= Boston
C: Perkins vs. Zydrunas Ilgauskas/ Anderson Varejao. Advantage= Cleveland
Coach: Rivers vs. Brown. Advantage = Cleveland
Bench: Advantage = Cleveland
Home Court: Advantage= Boston
Player you'd want to take the final shot: LeBron James. Advantage = Cleveland
Now THAT JUNK talk is TOTALLY acceptable because the Pistons HAVE been either in the Eastern Conference finals or the NBA Finals over the last 5-10 years. :up
Sam Cassell coming off the bench to play the 1 spot push the advantage to the celtics.
So, your inferring my Cavalier posts AREN'T acceptable? Do I need to remind someone who the defending Eastern Conference Champions are?!! According to your criteria the Cav's ARE worthy.....
No I am inferring that THIS Cavs team is NOT as good as THAT Cavs team. Lebron has a VERY long way to go before he is even close to MJ status, yet you seem to think that with Lebron, you are AS DANGEROUS as these Celtics. That is NOT thinking rationally, but thinking as a homer....which again, there no problems so long as you are realistic....and your arguments for the Cavs chances have not been.
First off, your argument that last year's team being better that this years is nonsense. The only thing we lost in losing Gooden and Hughes was inconsistency. In return we got a decent PG (West), a decent outside shooter (Szczerbiak), a shot contester (Wallace) and a serviceable savvy Vet (Smith).
Yes the East is stronger this year with KG and Allen joining the Celtics and they will be a formidable challenge. I'm not disputing that.
I just find your comments amusing. They are basically the same rhetoric that was spewed during last year's Eastern Conference Semi against the Pistons and we all know how that turned out.
Remember, in order to be the man, you have to beat the man!