2015 NBA Playoff Thread

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005 said:
I haven't been crazy tuned-in to all the chatter, but I feel like everyone is saying warriors without much hesitation or doubt.
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That's because they're healthy and have home court advantage. It's damn near impossible to win in their building.
 
#3,460
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GS looks like the much superior team, but ill be interested in how they respond to the finals. I'm pretty sure LBJ and Perk have more finals experience than GS's entire roster
 
#3,461
#3,461
TBrown said:
The warriors are heavy favorites. That's factual and common sense.
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Please explain how it is factual or common sense? Just because the Warriors beat the life out of your beloved Grizz doesn't mean they're the favorites. But keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better about losing again in the conference semis. Cavs would have swept the Grizz, and honestly it wouldn't have even been as competitive as Hawks series.

Cavs have the best defense the Warriors have faced in playoffs, they have great athletes on the wings to match up with Splash Bros, and they also have some guy who wears #23. Cavs in 6.
 
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#3,462
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VolsButch98 said:
Please explain how it is factual or common sense? Just because the Warriors beat the life out of your beloved Grizz doesn't mean they're the favorites. But keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better about losing again in the conference semis. Cavs would have swept the Grizz, and honestly it wouldn't have even been as competitive as Hawks series.

Cavs have the best defense the Warriors have faced in playoffs, they have great athletes on the wings to match up with Splash Bros, and they also have some guy who wears #23. Cavs in 6.
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El O El
 
#3,463
#3,463
I don't think the Cavs D is that good. Thompson and Shump are pretty good defenders, Mosgov is OK, and Lebron is great. They match up decently with GS, but they are not going to stop GS. Houston and Memphis are better on D, IMO.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I don't think the Cavs D is that good. Thompson and Shump are pretty good defenders, Mosgov is OK, and Lebron is great. They match up decently with GS, but they are not going to stop GS. Houston and Memphis are better on D, IMO.
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Yeah I agree more here.

Will draymond guard lebron
 
#3,465
#3,465
Lebron had 42-11-5 only time he faced GS this year. Who is going to guard him? Who is going to guard JR? If Kyrie is healthy, Steph can't guard him. People are underestimating how bad of a matchup this is for the Warriors. Cavs can go big with Mosgov/Thompson in post or go small with Lebron/Thompson in post, and don't lose anything on the offensive end of the court. Can't wait for this series to start.
 
#3,467
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n_huffhines said:
I don't think the Cavs D is that good. Thompson and Shump are pretty good defenders, Mosgov is OK, and Lebron is great. They match up decently with GS, but they are not going to stop GS. Houston and Memphis are better on D, IMO.
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It's been really good in the playoffs. Granted they haven't faced anything near the level they're about to.
 
#3,468
#3,468
n_huffhines said:
Anything can happen, but Warriors in 5.
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I got them in 6. Going to be hard to stop GS but JR probably has one crazy shooting game , and one game where GS shoots poorly. LBJ will be great the whole series, but he's going to need ALOT of help to match The Warriors scoring. Plus GS plays really really good D.
 
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apevol said:
GS looks like the much superior team, but ill be interested in how they respond to the finals. I'm pretty sure LBJ and Perk have more finals experience than GS's entire roster
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I normally agree with experience, but only one guy worth anything has experience on either team. And Steph is fearless.
 
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VolsButch98 said:
Lebron had 42-11-5 only time he faced GS this year. Who is going to guard him? Who is going to guard JR? If Kyrie is healthy, Steph can't guard him. People are underestimating how bad of a matchup this is for the Warriors. Cavs can go big with Mosgov/Thompson in post or go small with Lebron/Thompson in post, and don't lose anything on the offensive end of the court. Can't wait for this series to start.
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There wasn't any iggy that game.
 
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