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#176
It turns out the Spurs are pretty tough coming off a loss, too
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#177
Quote Originally Posted by iBETnWIN:
God or not, the "man" started a post at 8pm yesterday and it got over 10k views and 7 pages of replies. People definitely acknowledge his opinion/ perspective. I'm not saying he's always right, but when he makes a thread to inform you of some sh!t you should probably listen, not follow blindly, but consider it good insight.
[Norman] Bates kills the situational game.
God or not, the "man" started a post at 8pm yesterday and it got over 10k views and 7 pages of replies. People definitely acknowledge his opinion/ perspective. I'm not saying he's always right, but when he makes a thread to inform you of some sh!t you should probably listen, not follow blindly, but consider it good insight.
[Norman] Bates kills the situational game.
Three of those seven pages was Bator quoting himself. 
Posted:
#187
Parker in the lineup tonight. If nothing else, he will serve as a decoy to continue opening up open shots for Green, Neal, and Leonard. All trends point to a Miami win unless you saw what I saw in game 3. I might be blinded by what I saw in game 3, but I saw a better team in the Spurs that Miami had no answer for. If Lebron can step up and score 30+ tonight and some role players can get hot, I can definitely see Miami pulling this one out. However, I saw a vulnerable Heat team the other day and I will not expect that type of performance.
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#198
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
I believe we should be betting on whichever team lost the most recent game. If these two teams keep trading wins, that'll mean a Game 7 in Miami, and I don't know who wins that one. It'll be the Spurs "turn" to win, but on the other hand a Game 7 home team hasn't lost in the NBA Finals since prior to the Bird-Magic Era.
I believe we should be betting on whichever team lost the most recent game. If these two teams keep trading wins, that'll mean a Game 7 in Miami, and I don't know who wins that one. It'll be the Spurs "turn" to win, but on the other hand a Game 7 home team hasn't lost in the NBA Finals since prior to the Bird-Magic Era.
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#200
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
I'll be on the Spurs for as much as I can get down on the moneyline in the next two hours. Time to get out there (on the Strip) and do it!
I'll be on the Spurs for as much as I can get down on the moneyline in the next two hours. Time to get out there (on the Strip) and do it!
You mentioned the Spurs are tough after coming off a loss but did you know that the Heats are equally as tough as the Spurs since Jan 10th. During this period, they are 11-0 and outscoring opponents by 20 points. Tonight victory makes it 12-0.
I am sure you will reload and double up on the Spurs on Game 5 now that the Spurs themselves are coming off a loss.
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