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    D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 11:41 AM EDT

    West played with James last year and he could be very motivated for this series. He has been injured and may be closer to 100% this series.  West may be able to provide inside infor on James for this series.  With West and JO getting better health I pick the Celts in six.                                                                                                   
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 11:52 AM EDT

    D.West can give us more inside info of James' mother than he could for Lebron...but I will enjoy watching the series and see what happens if/when they get tangled up.  Knowing my man D.West, he got one hard one coming for Lebron....just like...ok, let me stop
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 12:03 PM EDT

    heat in 6

     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 12:04 PM EDT

    Celtics in 6!
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 12:12 PM EDT

    Heat in 7.

    Homefield advantage helps the heat get past the celts.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 12:20 PM EDT

    Something tells me you won't get the home cooking calls though.  In the back of my mind I think the nba doesn't want to let the heat succeed.  They don't want all the small market superstars converging.  Bad for the league.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 12:29 PM EDT

    When the C's play up to their potential Miami's run ends in the second round.
    Celtics are build for the playoffs and are the better team, by far.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 1:09 PM EDT

    Miami needs to get out of the first round FIRST, right?
    I bet they will tonight, but hey, look a tthe Spurs. I think they were looking past Mem. and now they face elimination....
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 1:38 PM EDT

    The big three will lead us, but much depends on JO, West, Glen, and Green.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 1:58 PM EDT

    shaq is the factor.....
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 3:26 PM EDT

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    Heat in 7. Homefield advantage helps the heat get past the celts.
    Posted by Wade3


    So glad I'm a Celts fan right now...
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 5:11 PM EDT

    maybe we can get bron kicked out of the game, put delonte on him a couple of times and ask bron about his mom, make sure to tell her to pick up her toothbrush she left at my place last night....and tell her its over
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 6:08 PM EDT

    In Response to D. West and the Miami Series:
    West played with James last year and he could be very motivated for this series. He has been injured and may be closer to 100% this series.  West may be able to provide inside infor on James for this series.  With West and JO getting better health I pick the Celts in six.                                                                                                   
    Posted by maryngary


    Stepdad vs. stepson?
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 6:15 PM EDT

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    Lebrons mom is excited. Delonte is taking his special talents to south beach.
    Posted by freedomofspeech13


    HAHAHA!!!
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 6:20 PM EDT

    Phily in 7.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 6:22 PM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    Phily in 7.
    Posted by OneNation


    HAHAHA!!!
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 9:05 PM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    The big three will lead us, but much depends on JO, West, Glen, and Green.
    Posted by maryngary


    Yes you need to expect that they make chumps of the likes of Juwan Howard, Joel Anthony, Mario Chalmers, Mike Miller and James Jones.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/26/2011 9:06 PM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    shaq is the factor.....
    Posted by caesarthecat


    and yes he is the key

    A shaq who can play like he did Nov-Jan... that being 16 mins, 9 points, 5 rebounds... means we prob win in 6

    A Shaq who can at least show up, give us 9-11 mins, 5 points and 3 rebounds and series will go at least 7...

    Then it depends on who is hot and if the refs call it fair
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 9:17 AM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series : and yes he is the key A shaq who can play like he did Nov-Jan... that being 16 mins, 9 points, 5 rebounds... means we prob win in 6 A Shaq who can at least show up, give us 9-11 mins, 5 points and 3 rebounds and series will go at least 7... Then it depends on who is hot and if the refs call it fair
    Posted by rameakap



    How can the series go AT LEAST 7?

    Isnt 7 the max it can go?
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 11:55 AM EDT

    Interesting numbers on the Heat-76ers series. Despite leading the series 3-1 the Heat have scored only one more basket the entire series 131-130. The Heat have shot 119 free throws to the 76ers 70. Wayne, James, and Bosh have shot 98 free throws. So Miami's big three have shot 28 more free throws than the entire 76ers team. Now being that these 3 are suppose to be somewhat aggresive on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball, between them they are averaging only 1.5 fouls per game. Now I know the James and Wade penetrate and draw fouls well, but do they never get called for charging? Also how can someone play good defense and only get called for 1.5 fouls per game. Only a soft player who does not want to foul could accomplish that. Howerver you want to take it the numbers are interesting.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 11:59 AM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    Interesting numbers on the Heat-76ers series. Despite leading the series 3-1 the Heat have scored only one more basket the entire series 131-130. The Heat have shot 119 free throws to the 76ers 70. Wayne, James, and Bosh have shot 98 free throws. So Miami's big three have shot 28 more free throws than the entire 76ers team. Now being that these 3 are suppose to be somewhat aggresive on both the offensive and defensive side of the ball, between them they are averaging only 1.5 fouls per game. Now I know the James and Wade penetrate and draw fouls well, but do they never get called for charging? Also how can someone play good defense and only get called for 1.5 fouls per game. Only a soft player who does not want to foul could accomplish that. Howerver you want to take it the numbers are interesting.
    Posted by calvinator


    In 4 regular season games the Heat outscored the Cs... the Cs averaged 90 points whereas the Heat averaged 92 but the Cs won 3 of 4.

    How can someone play good defense and only get called for 1.5 fouls per game?

    THEY ARE EXTREMELY ATHLETIC AND BETTER THAN THE GUY THEY ARE GUARDING.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 12:07 PM EDT

    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series:
    In Response to Re: D. West and the Miami Series : In 4 regular season games the Heat outscored the Cs... the Cs averaged 90 points whereas the Heat averaged 92 but the Cs won 3 of 4. How can someone play good defense and only get called for 1.5 fouls per game? THEY ARE EXTREMELY ATHLETIC AND BETTER THAN THE GUY THEY ARE GUARDING.
    Posted by TheDUDDER


    I was just talking about the Heat-76ers series and not the Celtics-Heat. Your statement about being athletic could have some merit, but over all is too much of a generalization. Larry Bird could score on Orlando Woolrich and Dominque at will even though they were more athletic. He could also draws fouls on both of them.
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 12:13 PM EDT

    OMG that is funny.....yes, Bibby is so much more athletic than Rondo.......and Chris Bosh is a shoo-in for the HOF, he "owns" KG..........great stuff dud...Miller, House and Big Z..........yep, shaking in my boots....why don't we just not play and give them the series now?  That would be great, I can start watching the Sox early!!
     

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    Re: D. West and the Miami Series

    posted at 4/27/2011 12:16 PM EDT

    Deja vous.  This is all the same crap we were hearing this time last year.