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  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by
    #58

    I think we have a better than even chance to take the warriors. You've gotta trust in lbj's experience to carry the day. There is no better guy to have

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #59

    well if blatt has ANY worth he better come up with some type of defense against curry.

    i say send miller out and bulldoze him game 1..............kidding! (?)

  • @browns149 said:

    Atlanta is not very good. The Bulls were better

    The Hawks are finding out it's a different game in the Playoffs as opposed to the regular season. The Nets won two games against them, and they needed Wall sitting out a game, and a couple real fortunate breaks to beat the Wizards- far inferior teams to either the Bulls or Cavs.

    If I"m Blatt- I rest Kyrie until the Finals. Maybe I'm being a little presumptuous, but I don't think we're going to need him to beat Atlanta. Gives him almost two weeks to heal up. We are going to need a healthy Irving against the Warriors to have any shot.

    B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
    #60

    @hoorta said:

    The Hawks are finding out it's a different game in the Playoffs as opposed to the regular season. The Nets won two games against them, and they needed Wall sitting out a game, and a couple real fortunate breaks to beat the Wizards- far inferior teams to either the Bulls or Cavs.

    If I"m Blatt- I rest Kyrie until the Finals. Maybe I'm being a little presumptuous, but I don't think we're going to need him to beat Atlanta. Gives him almost two weeks to heal up. We are going to need a healthy Irving against the Warriors to have any shot.

    Resting Kyrie is a good plan if ATL folds like they look like they will.

    The only problem for Cavs fans is the train stops here, Golden State is deep and talented. If the Cavs were 100% and ready to go it would've been a series but as it stands they'll be in trouble.

  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by
    #61

    Man shut your damn mouth. You picked the bulls and probably the hawks and now the warriors. We've got this.

  • Man shut your damn mouth. You picked the bulls and probably the hawks and now the warriors. We've got this.

    B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
    #62

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Man shut your damn mouth. You picked the bulls and probably the hawks and now the warriors. We've got this.

    Wouldn't have taken the Hawks they struggled in both of their series against teams that are inferior to Cleveland.

    Cavs have made a good run but to beat Golden State they'd need a "for the ages" performance from Lebron and a healthy Irving.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #63

    i got what i expected from game 3 at home..........they were trying to give it away.

    lucky win IMO.

  • @hoorta said:

    The Hawks are finding out it's a different game in the Playoffs as opposed to the regular season. The Nets won two games against them, and they needed Wall sitting out a game, and a couple real fortunate breaks to beat the Wizards- far inferior teams to either the Bulls or Cavs.

    If I"m Blatt- I rest Kyrie until the Finals. Maybe I'm being a little presumptuous, but I don't think we're going to need him to beat Atlanta. Gives him almost two weeks to heal up. We are going to need a healthy Irving against the Warriors to have any shot.

    Resting Kyrie is a good plan if ATL folds like they look like they will.

    The only problem for Cavs fans is the train stops here, Golden State is deep and talented. If the Cavs were 100% and ready to go it would've been a series but as it stands they'll be in trouble.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #64

    @baconhound said:

    Resting Kyrie is a good plan if ATL folds like they look like they will.

    The only problem for Cavs fans is the train stops here, Golden State is deep and talented. If the Cavs were 100% and ready to go it would've been a series but as it stands they'll be in trouble.

    Yeah- ya want to be a negative Nancy? OK- Bogut & Iguadola aren't stiffs. It's going to come down to perimeter defense. Hate to tell you- Smith on a good night can match Curry 3 for 3.

  • gumby73G gumby73 wrote on last edited by
    #65

    Thompson, Jones and Moz added to the others have been Huge Keys in Both Series. Before the Hacka starts, closeout Hawks Than move Forward. Teague and Bazemore need Lam beer ed in the lane and Perkins is still on the Bench. Somebody Wake up D. Blat..

  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by
    #66

    The warriors and ,indeed, the entire west are way overrated

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by
    #67

    steve kerr and his small ball will be exposed against a team that can play D........and the cavs can play D.

  • @baconhound said:

    Resting Kyrie is a good plan if ATL folds like they look like they will.

    The only problem for Cavs fans is the train stops here, Golden State is deep and talented. If the Cavs were 100% and ready to go it would've been a series but as it stands they'll be in trouble.

    Yeah- ya want to be a negative Nancy? OK- Bogut & Iguadola aren't stiffs. It's going to come down to perimeter defense. Hate to tell you- Smith on a good night can match Curry 3 for 3.

    B BaconHound wrote on last edited by
    #68

    @hoorta said:

    Yeah- ya want to be a negative Nancy? OK- Bogut & Iguadola aren't stiffs. It's going to come down to perimeter defense. Hate to tell you- Smith on a good night can match Curry 3 for 3.

    That may be the funniest thing I've ever read. JR Smith 32 made 3's Curry 64

  • @hoorta said:

    Yeah- ya want to be a negative Nancy? OK- Bogut & Iguadola aren't stiffs. It's going to come down to perimeter defense. Hate to tell you- Smith on a good night can match Curry 3 for 3.

    That may be the funniest thing I've ever read. JR Smith 32 made 3's Curry 64

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
    #69

    @baconhound said:

    That may be the funniest thing I've ever read. JR Smith 32 made 3's Curry 64

    I hope you realize Smith doesn't play anywhere near the minutes Curry does. For the record Smith (regular season) averaged a 3 pointer for every 11 minutes played. Curry averaged 9 Har, har.

    Seriously, you think I haven't been watching the Western Conference Playoffs? Curry is an improved version of Teague. Almost identical height & weight.

  • miktoxicM miktoxic wrote on last edited by miktoxic
    #70

    At least Houston pulled one out of their sorry asses.

    Let`s hope the cavs keep the pedal to the metal and sweep the hawks while curry has his shoulder fall off his body.

  • gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
    #71

    So, it's going well then?

  • thenew23T thenew23 wrote on last edited by
    #72

    Matchups (playoff stats):

    PG - Steph Curry 29.4 pts, 6.4 ast, PER 26.9 vs.

    Kyrie Irving 18.9 pts, 3.5 ast, PER 19.4

    SG - Klay Thompson 19.7 pts, 3.9 reb, 2.9 ast, PER 15.2 vs.

    Iman Shumpert 10.7 pts, 5.2 reb, 1.2 ast, PER 13.7

    SF - Harrison Barnes 10.4 pts, 4.9 reb, 1.9 ast, PER 12.3 vs.

    Lebron James 27.9 pts, 10.5 reb, 8.4 ast, PER 24.2

    PF - Draymond Green 14.4 pts, 10.6 reb, PER 17.6 vs.

    Tristian Thompson 8.9 pts, 9.8 reb, PER 15.2

    C - Andrew Bogut 5.6 pts, 8.2 reb, 1.9 blk, PER 14.7 vs.

    Timofey Mozgov 8.8 pts, 7.2 reb, 1.8 blk, PER 15.9

    Starter PER

    Golden State - 86.7

    Cleveland - 88.4

    _______________________________________________

    Bench

    Golden State

    Andre Iguodala - 8.1 pts, PER 14.3

    Shaun Livingston - 5.4 pts, PER 13.5

    Leandro Barbosa - 4.7 pts, PER 11.7

    Cleveland

    J.R. Smith - 13.1 pts, PER 16.6

    Matthew Dellavedova - 6.8 pts, PER 7.8

    James Jones - 4.8 pts, PER 11.2

    Bench PER

    Golden State - 39.5

    Cleveland - 35.6

    _______________________________________________

    First 8 - OVERALL PER

    Golden State - 126.2

    Cleveland - 124

    First 8 - PPG

    Golden State - 97.7

    Cleveland - 99.9

    OVERALL Points Allowed

    Golden State - 96.7

    Cleveland - 92.9

    ______________________________________________

    Even with an unhealthy and beat-up Kyrie Irving, this team still matches up pretty well. The question will be, "How do the Cavs slow down Curry AND Thompson?" If they put Shumpert and Lebron on the two, who does Kyrie guard? If Kyrie has to match up against Curry, it will be a very interesting series...

  • Matchups (playoff stats):

    PG - Steph Curry 29.4 pts, 6.4 ast, PER 26.9 vs.

    Kyrie Irving 18.9 pts, 3.5 ast, PER 19.4

    SG - Klay Thompson 19.7 pts, 3.9 reb, 2.9 ast, PER 15.2 vs.

    Iman Shumpert 10.7 pts, 5.2 reb, 1.2 ast, PER 13.7

    SF - Harrison Barnes 10.4 pts, 4.9 reb, 1.9 ast, PER 12.3 vs.

    Lebron James 27.9 pts, 10.5 reb, 8.4 ast, PER 24.2

    PF - Draymond Green 14.4 pts, 10.6 reb, PER 17.6 vs.

    Tristian Thompson 8.9 pts, 9.8 reb, PER 15.2

    C - Andrew Bogut 5.6 pts, 8.2 reb, 1.9 blk, PER 14.7 vs.

    Timofey Mozgov 8.8 pts, 7.2 reb, 1.8 blk, PER 15.9

    Starter PER

    Golden State - 86.7

    Cleveland - 88.4

    _______________________________________________

    Bench

    Golden State

    Andre Iguodala - 8.1 pts, PER 14.3

    Shaun Livingston - 5.4 pts, PER 13.5

    Leandro Barbosa - 4.7 pts, PER 11.7

    Cleveland

    J.R. Smith - 13.1 pts, PER 16.6

    Matthew Dellavedova - 6.8 pts, PER 7.8

    James Jones - 4.8 pts, PER 11.2

    Bench PER

    Golden State - 39.5

    Cleveland - 35.6

    _______________________________________________

    First 8 - OVERALL PER

    Golden State - 126.2

    Cleveland - 124

    First 8 - PPG

    Golden State - 97.7

    Cleveland - 99.9

    OVERALL Points Allowed

    Golden State - 96.7

    Cleveland - 92.9

    ______________________________________________

    Even with an unhealthy and beat-up Kyrie Irving, this team still matches up pretty well. The question will be, "How do the Cavs slow down Curry AND Thompson?" If they put Shumpert and Lebron on the two, who does Kyrie guard? If Kyrie has to match up against Curry, it will be a very interesting series...

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by
    #73

    @thenew23 said:

    Even with an unhealthy and beat-up Kyrie Irving, this team still matches up pretty well. The question will be, "How do the Cavs slow down Curry AND Thompson?" If they put Shumpert and Lebron on the two, who does Kyrie guard? If Kyrie has to match up against Curry, it will be a very interesting series...

    good stats- I seriously doubt they'll put Irving on Curry- my bet it will be Shumpert. Problem would be Kyrie is giving up too much height if he has to guard Thompson.

  • At least Houston pulled one out of their sorry asses.

    Let`s hope the cavs keep the pedal to the metal and sweep the hawks while curry has his shoulder fall off his body.

    DieHardBrownsFanD DieHardBrownsFan wrote on last edited by
    #74

    @miktoxic said:

    At least Houston pulled one out of their sorry asses.

    Let`s hope the cavs keep the pedal to the metal and sweep the hawks while curry has his shoulder fall off his body.

    30 pt win. I'd say that is putting the pedal to the metal. Now they get some rest time.

  • The Cysko KidT The Cysko Kid wrote on last edited by The Cysko Kid
    #75

    I believe now that we will defeat the warriors in 6 games

  • gftChrisG gftChris wrote on last edited by
    #76

    SUPERBASKET! Or whatever it's called in the NBA.

  • L LondonBrown wrote on last edited by
    #77

    Late for work again today because of this series, I'm glad of the rest let alone the Cavs!

    BELIEVE