OKC's a lot faster then the Spurs and were able to force a lot of turnovers. Miami can keep the same pace and with Lebron/Wade primarily controlling the ball it's tough to force turnovers into transition baskets.

ecstatica

United States542 Posts

June 13 2012 02:16 GMT

#5149

On June 10 2012 11:25 ecstatica wrote:

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Him and Battier keeping Miami in the game

Itsmedudeman

United States19229 Posts

June 13 2012 02:16 GMT

#5150

Pretty sure miami is winning cause of a ridiculous fg % and battier.

Ace

United States16096 Posts

June 13 2012 02:18 GMT

#5151

Miami's defense has been awesome. Wade's defense on OKCs wings has been terrific. Miami bigs controlling the boards well also. Hope they can keep this up.

thuracine

United States582 Posts

June 13 2012 02:18 GMT

#5152

On June 13 2012 11:16 Itsmedudeman wrote:
Pretty sure miami is winning cause of a ridiculous fg % and battier.

OKC has the better FG% just 3 less threes

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

June 13 2012 02:19 GMT

#5153

I meant that OKC is being beaten by the people you didn't expect.

On a side note, SA was a half decent big man away from winning handily. I partly blame Pops for not playing Blair more though.

RowdierBob

Australia13297 Posts

June 13 2012 02:24 GMT

#5154

Spurs ran out of legs. I think that was a way bigger issue than not playing Blai. People harp on about the Spurs age but this year I think OKC really exposed their old legs.

itkovian

United States1763 Posts

June 13 2012 02:24 GMT

#5155

This could be OKC's first home loss these playoffs. I think Miami is really hungry this year, especially after fighting through a couple tough series and being one game away from elimination

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

June 13 2012 02:31 GMT

#5156

Will be tied by end of 3rd (prediction).

Eh, I thought Duncan, Ginobili, Diaw and Jackson all played pretty well, granted they took away Parker. It was Neal and Green that no showed. You're right in that the older players couldn't carry the whole game and thus needed those younger players to step up. I thought their problem was that they couldn't hold on to leads- or keep even for that matter- because they had no defensive interior presence with Duncan off and they rarely got easy points (all exacerbated by age, of course).

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

June 13 2012 02:34 GMT

#5157

Why did Sefalosha leave Switzerland?

Because he's not bank.

heliusx

United States2306 Posts

June 13 2012 02:38 GMT

#5158

all you okc doubters will be in for a rude awakening. they will explode in the 2nd half like always, unlike miami

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

June 13 2012 02:40 GMT

#5159

On June 13 2012 11:38 heliusx wrote:
all you okc doubters will be in for a rude awakening. they will explode in the 2nd half like always, unlike miami

3rd was best quarter for Miami throughout the Boston series whereas it was almost always the best quarter for SA in their series with OKC. Not that that means anything, but whatever. xD

heliusx

United States2306 Posts

June 13 2012 02:41 GMT

#5160

On June 13 2012 11:40 Jerubaal wrote:

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3rd was best quarter for Miami throughout the Boston series whereas it was almost always the best quarter for SA in their series with OKC. Not that that means anything, but whatever. xD

uhm did you watch the entire sas okc series or? also read: 2nd half. not that sas okc series or mia bos series have anything to do with this series, but whatever. xD