knowyourenemy
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As a 76ers fan, I've got to say that I am thrilled that the Celtics are down 0-2. As unlikely as it may be, I'd really love to see a sweep.
As a 76ers fan, I've got to say that I am thrilled that the Celtics are down 0-2. As unlikely as it may be, I'd really love to see a sweep.
They'll win one in Chicago if for no other reason than to prolong my agony.
It's strange because the Celtics seem to have all the pieces necessary to be an excellent team, but we saw all throughout the regular season that they would often lose to inferior teams.
LOL, what?
They're not the Warriors, Cavs, or Spurs, but Boston's got a pretty stout roster. However, something is missing with the Celtics. Maybe Isaiah Thomas is a defensive liability, but his offense seems to more than make up for it. Amir Johnson and Kelly Olynyk are nice players, but maybe Boston's front court players are just not good enough despite the addition of arguably the second biggest prize from last offseason's free agency.
Celtics massively overachieved this season. They have a .500 roster. Isaiah is about to be a 30 year old 5'9 PG. This is why they should have gone after Butler at the deadline. This was their window to do something.
Celtics massively overachieved this season. They have a .500 roster. Isaiah is about to be a 30 year old 5'9 PG. This is why they should have gone after Butler at the deadline. This was their window to do something.
I just don't see great defense making a huge difference like it has in previous years, yes they can play better but do you really see anyone having great defenders to stop Curry, Klay and KD. You have to play the best defense possible and still won't stop them but most importantly your offense has to be running at a VERY high level and there are two teams that have that kind of offense...Houston and Cleveland now San Antonio is just a different kind of team but they seem to struggle against GS
Houston has no shot against GS. Their offense is elite, but it plays directly into the strengths of the Warrior D. Did anybody watch the last time this two teams played? Golden State is capable of shutting down the Rockets 3 point game and contesting everything At the rim. If Houston somehow gets past SA, they will get swept by Golden State.
I don't know about a sweep if they meet but I do agree that SA has a better chance at upsetting the Dubs than Houston does.Houston has no shot against GS. Their offense is elite, but it plays directly into the strengths of the Warrior D. Did anybody watch the last time this two teams played? Golden State is capable of shutting down the Rockets 3 point game and contesting everything At the rim. If Houston somehow gets past SA, they will get swept by Golden State.
Based on match ups I think Houston can beat SA...not sure SA back court can keep up with Houston's guards.Yep, Houston is basically trying to play the Warriors' game but they don't have quite as much talent to pull it off, especially defensively.
So I'm hoping they somehow take out the Spurs because that's an easier matchup for the Ws.
Psssh....they are going back to bean town tied at 2.They'll win one in Chicago if for no other reason than to prolong my agony.
Spurs in 6.Based on match ups I think Houston can beat SA...not sure SA back court can keep up with Houston's guards.
That's because Houston is a poor man's Warriors.I don't know about a sweep if they meet but I do agree that SA has a better chance at upsetting the Dubs than Houston does.
And most here will argue that reg season games are frivolous...but what we've learned from the Hou/GS reg season series is that GS knows how to play Houston - and most importantly - they know how to play Harden.