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Starting to think the Warriors can go to the finals- Taking them (again) for the series

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That team is just balling right now. They should have won game 1 and now Vegas has adjusted the line from 9 to 7. Vegas sees it and they might just be better than the Spurs AT THIS POINT IN TIME.

Playing them tonight and for the series.


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Took em at this point against the Nuggets and that turned out well.

 
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Plus 300 tonight-

Go Warriors
 
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Looking at the Under tonight with the Heat too.
They gotta play some big time D today, I would guess
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crashdavis565:

That team is just balling right now. They should have won game 1 and now Vegas has adjusted the line from 9 to 7. Vegas sees it and they might just be better than the Spurs AT THIS POINT IN TIME.

Playing them tonight and for the series.


GL

you crayy, they cant beat the old spurs
 
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Does it show that the Warriors are that good? Or does it show how good the Spurs are playing like crap and still being able to pull out a win? After blowing the lead and Manu hitting the game winner...how does Golden State come back from that?
 
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golden state lost to the nuggets in game1 by a buzzer beating andre miller layup. they came back in game 2 and won. however, the spurs are a better team but i will back the team that is 10-0 ats in the last 10 and have not last by more than 8 in the last 20.


 
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took em to win series at plus 660

 
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I also believe the Warriors will play hard again tonight. I look for them to have another big first half and have bet accordingly.
They have to feel like they can play with this team and feel like they can win on the road and the series.
This Spur team is not the same team they were even a year ago.
 
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i would be more afraid of the spurs  if they had captain jack. hes a playoff contender
 
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I actually think the Warriors might get blown out today.  You can not compare this Game 1 lost to the Game 1 lost vs Denver.  But then again, every time I think this team is dead in the waters and will fold, they come back with so much heart.  I am interested to see how this plays out but riding a hot team does seem like a good idea.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ScottomonZ:

I actually think the Warriors might get blown out today.  You can not compare this Game 1 lost to the Game 1 lost vs Denver.  But then again, every time I think this team is dead in the waters and will fold, they come back with so much heart.  I am interested to see how this plays out but riding a hot team does seem like a good idea.

The Game 1 Denver is a little similiar to this series. Denver  had a 23 home game winning streak, and only lost 3 games during the season. But i do agree giving up a 16pt lead can scar a team. But these are the warriors that everyone kept doubting. Bogut is well rested and will be a force today, MJ coaching adjustments are underrated

 
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might as well take them +2300 to win west. Only 4 teams left might as well at those odds. That being said I don't think  they beat the spurs
 
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Hope your right, crash.  I was personally impressed by our defense and rebounding.  Sure SA scored 129 points but 41 of those came in the final 4 minutes of regulation and two overtimes.  Sure GS may not shoot over 50% again, but they can control the boards again and they won't turn the ball over 21 times again.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by djsoysauce408:

The Game 1 Denver is a little similiar to this series. Denver  had a 23 home game winning streak, and only lost 3 games during the season. But i do agree giving up a 16pt lead can scar a team. But these are the warriors that everyone kept doubting. Bogut is well rested and will be a force today, MJ coaching adjustments are underrated


Well, the Denver game 1 wasn't nearly as big of a choke, but they did lose their "All-Star" and veteran leader after the game which could have been devastating to a young team.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Osirus13:

might as well take them +2300 to win west. Only 4 teams left might as well at those odds. That being said I don't think  they beat the spurs

I already did last week as they were playing the Nuggets.

 
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To me, IMHO as I watch them, they just appear to have that swagger. Take it for what it is worth.
I could very well feel differently if I saw them choke the end of game 1 but I turned it off, thinking it was over and knowing I was going to cash.
To me, they offer exceptional value here.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Absolutxedge22:

Does it show that the Warriors are that good? Or does it show how good the Spurs are playing like crap and still being able to pull out a win? After blowing the lead and Manu hitting the game winner...how does Golden State come back from that?

Just like they came back from Miller's game winner shot in the 1st game of round 1. They are playing better from the Spurs right now.
 
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I took em as my long shot to go all the way before the playoffs started for many different reasons. Blowing that lead in game 1 hurts, but as long as they win tonight I still like their chances for the series. If they can do that they should win the west. Good luck to us brother!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by SwampThingg:

I took em as my long shot to go all the way before the playoffs started for many different reasons. Blowing that lead in game 1 hurts, but as long as they win tonight I still like their chances for the series. If they can do that they should win the west. Good luck to us brother!



 
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The problem if they advance is that they'll likely get Memphis, which is the worst matchup for them of any team in the league.
 
 
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Now that is a problem with Memphis but one at a time
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