Series Thread: 1) Miami Heat vs. 2) Boston Celtics

[bksballer89]

 

[bksballer89]

 

[bksballer89]

Lol

 

[msgkings322]

So if the Warriors advance which now appears to be settled, it seems a big reason they won was their dominance inside. That won't happen with either East team left so how will they respond? The Finals they will have to work harder to win. And who could they handle inside better? Obviously if Robert Williams can't stay on the court reliably Boston would be the better matchup...

 

[bksballer89]

Heat has yet to win a game in the playoffs. All of their opponents beat themselves allegedly

 

[bksballer89]

 

[bksballer89]

 

[DJ Fieri]

5/23 NBA Miami @ Boston 8:30 pm EST

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[DJ Fieri]

Boston wins tonight but Miami covers the 6.5 points in a close one.

 

[Gman]

Heat not happy with this play between Pritchard, Butler from Game 3

Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra was not pleased with this specific play between Jimmy Butler and Payton Pritchard from Miami’s Game 3 win over the Celtics.

www.nbcsports.com

Former NBA player J.J. Redick didn't see anything wrong with the play, and he explained why during ESPN's "Get Up!" morning show Monday.

"The reason it didn’t get attention is because Erik Spoelstra didn’t come out after the game and accuse Payton Pritchard of a dirty play, because it wasn’t," Redick said.

"This shouldn’t even be a thing. He fell down, he’s trying to foul Jimmy so that he doesn’t get downhill and make a play. And he grabbed his quad, he didn’t even grab his knee. Look, Jimmy has been dealing with this injury for a while now and missed a game in Round 1 against the Hawks. This is a non-issue to me."

 

[Manster7588]

Heat not happy with this play between Pritchard, Butler from Game 3

Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra was not pleased with this specific play between Jimmy Butler and Payton Pritchard from Miami’s Game 3 win over the Celtics.

www.nbcsports.com

Former NBA player J.J. Redick didn't see anything wrong with the play, and he explained why during ESPN's "Get Up!" morning show Monday.

"The reason it didn’t get attention is because Erik Spoelstra didn’t come out after the game and accuse Payton Pritchard of a dirty play, because it wasn’t," Redick said.

"This shouldn’t even be a thing. He fell down, he’s trying to foul Jimmy so that he doesn’t get downhill and make a play. And he grabbed his quad, he didn’t even grab his knee. Look, Jimmy has been dealing with this injury for a while now and missed a game in Round 1 against the Hawks. This is a non-issue to me."

You got it all wrong.

Pritchard hired Jeff Gillooly to go out there and wack Butlers knee.

It's clear as day.

 

[bksballer89]

Heat not happy with this play between Pritchard, Butler from Game 3

Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra was not pleased with this specific play between Jimmy Butler and Payton Pritchard from Miami’s Game 3 win over the Celtics.

www.nbcsports.com

Former NBA player J.J. Redick didn't see anything wrong with the play, and he explained why during ESPN's "Get Up!" morning show Monday.

"The reason it didn’t get attention is because Erik Spoelstra didn’t come out after the game and accuse Payton Pritchard of a dirty play, because it wasn’t," Redick said.

"This shouldn’t even be a thing. He fell down, he’s trying to foul Jimmy so that he doesn’t get downhill and make a play. And he grabbed his quad, he didn’t even grab his knee. Look, Jimmy has been dealing with this injury for a while now and missed a game in Round 1 against the Hawks. This is a non-issue to me."

Lets see a heat player do the same tonight to smart and see how the celtics like it

 

[Gman]

Lets see a heat player do the same tonight to smart and see how the celtics like it

You're basically admitting that you're being a big homer here.

 

[bksballer89]

You're basically admitting that you're being a big homer here.

Nope. Grabbing a player already injured knee on purpose is now considered a normal basketball play so let's see a heat player intentionally grab smart injured ankle for no reason and let's see what the celtics think of it

 

[bksballer89]

Just when i thought Scott foster season was over.....

 

[Gman]

Nope. Grabbing a player already injured knee on purpose is now considered a normal basketball play so let's see a heat player intentionally grab smart injured ankle for no reason and let's see what the celtics think of it

He didn't grab his knee. His hand is clearly above the knee. Anyone can watch the play for themselves:

 

[bksballer89]

 

[fightinfunbags]

Just when i thought Scott foster season was over.....

The other series is 3-0. You knew they’d be sending the Series Extender.

 

[fightinfunbags]

He’s such a Homer cvnt. Hate that Fucking guy.

 

[bksballer89]

What i been saying for months now