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View Poll Results: Who, and in how many games?
Thunder in 4 1 1.82%
Thunder in 5 7 12.73%
Thunder in 6 20 36.36%
Thunder in 7 6 10.91%
Heat in 4 1 1.82%
Heat in 5 8 14.55%
Heat in 6 2 3.64%
Heat in 7 10 18.18%
Voters: 55. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 06-20-2012, 08:37 AM
 
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An OKC comeback is conceivable. They have one more game left in Miami in which they are DEFINITELY going to go all out. Then they get to go home for the final two games where their home crowd will be louder than ever. A Heat loss in Game 5, plus the noisy crowd in OKC, may create just enough doubt in Lebron's mind to make him choke away the series.
Ah so now Lebron might choke away the series after dominating OKC and busting the celtics hard in the mouth in game 6 and 7?

The guy has been BRUTAL this playoffs....I think hoping he lays down for OKC at this stage is gross fantasy and somewhat insulting to the effort he's put forth.

If you want some brutal truth, I think the Heat broke OKC's will in the 2nd quarter last night and the series will end the next game.
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Old 06-20-2012, 08:55 AM
 
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Lebron is playing with confidence now, so I don't anticipate him coming up small for the rest of the series. At this stage he just needs consistent support from Wade,Bosh, and the roleplayers.
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Old 06-20-2012, 09:06 AM
 
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Lebron is playing with confidence now, so I don't anticipate him coming up small for the rest of the series. At this stage he just needs consistent support from Wade,Bosh, and the roleplayers.
Yeah, I think if OKC wants to grasp at a silver lining a key injury is more likely than Lebron collapsing.

(This coming from the guy that was rooting for OKC to win it all)
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Old 06-20-2012, 09:23 AM
 
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An OKC comeback is conceivable. They have one more game left in Miami in which they are DEFINITELY going to go all out. Then they get to go home for the final two games where their home crowd will be louder than ever. A Heat loss in Game 5, plus the noisy crowd in OKC, may create just enough doubt in Lebron's mind to make him choke away the series.
It's conceivable but it won't be because Lebron. I'm convinced that he is going to get his every night. The thing is with OKC is, in spite of Lebron's play, they have been in every game down the stretch but their execution has been awful. When Miami needs big baskets, they have gotten them, when OKC has needed them, they have not. They certainly have the talent enough to pull off a miracle, but I wouldn't put my money on it, based on their play thus far.
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:20 AM
 
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Ah so now Lebron might choke away the series after dominating OKC and busting the celtics hard in the mouth in game 6 and 7?
Yep. I said he might.

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The guy has been BRUTAL this playoffs....I think hoping he lays down for OKC at this stage is gross fantasy and somewhat insulting to the effort he's put forth.
I'm not hoping that this happens. I was one of the people who called a Heat victory in 7 games after all (the majority of you guys voted for OKC in 6 lol). I just said that an OKC victory is conceivable because they are going to come out guns blazing in Game 5. If they take Game 5, they will go back home for two straight games with their backs against the wall. To beat OKC, at home, will be incredibly tough. And saying that Lebron might shrink when the pressure's really on is far from fantasy. You must not remember last year's finals, huh?

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If you want some brutal truth, I think the Heat broke OKC's will in the 2nd quarter last night and the series will end the next game.
Each of these games has gone down to the wire. Don't expect OKC to make the same boneheaded mistakes in Game 5 that they made in Game 4. And don't expect Harden, Ibaka and Perkins to turn in sub-par performances in Game 5. Those boys will be fired up and ready to go. To say that they are out of it is foolish, especially considering how they took 4 in a row from the Spurs.
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:26 AM
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so john kerry is flip flopping again?
"i was for the thunder before i was against them"

sound familiar?

OWN IT! just like the rest of us, OWN your bad picks! ALL OF THEM!!!! you look like a hypocrite and an idiot when you pick a team, then as soon as they are against the wall, you switch to the team beating them. bad-wagoners are bad for sports!
Not only was I wrong, most of the country was wrong too. The Heat are just a ODD team who struggled against the Celtics and now are dominating the Thunder
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:29 AM
 
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Not only was I wrong, most of the country was wrong too. The Heat are just a ODD team who struggled against the Celtics and now are dominating the Thunder
Hint: Bosh's injury.
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:30 AM
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Hint: Bosh's injury.

Yeah i never thought of that. Good point.
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:35 AM
 
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Once again, I'm calling Heat in 7.

Harden, Ibaka and Perkins will all put in solid performances in Game 5. Durant will do his normal thing. Westbrook will calm down.

The OKC crowd will lift their team to a victory in Game 6.

Heat win narrowly in an epic Game 7.
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Old 06-20-2012, 10:39 AM
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Once again, I'm calling Heat in 7.

Harden, Ibaka and Perkins will all put in solid performances in Game 5. Durant will do his normal thing. Westbrook will calm down.

The OKC crowd will lift their team to a victory in Game 6.

Heat win narrowly in an epic Game 7.


That's funny, all of a sudden Harden, Ibaka, and Perkins will step up when all of them have been absent in the first 4 games-lol Thursday Night will be the last NBA game of the 2011-12 season and lebron will get his first ring. OKC is done and Miami will be partying hard tomorrow night.
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