If NY wins Game 2 tonight in San Antonio, they’d be just the third team ever to steal both Games 1 and 2 on the road in the NBA Finals. The other two? The ’93 Bulls and the ‘95 Rockets. Both won the title. No team has ever lost the first two home games of the Finals and come back to win the series. Never know. Tread lightly.
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If NY wins Game 2 tonight in San Antonio, they’d be just the third team ever to steal both Games 1 and 2 on the road in the NBA Finals. The other two? The ’93 Bulls and the ‘95 Rockets. Both won the title. No team has ever lost the first two home games of the Finals and come back to win the series. Never know. Tread lightly.
If we are using history we can see the only 2 teams to do it were defending champs.
Bulls won 1st 2 games in similar type score the Knicks did than lost at home in a 3 OT game.
The Rockets won the first game in OT and the second game by 11. Similar but the games flipped. Game 1 was more like game 2
They won game 3 by 3. Both game s decided late.
What can be made of this I dont know. I think the best strategy is keep betting the Knicks even though I expect a close game with either outcome almost 50/50 for this specific game. Can the Spurs really win 4 of 5. Maybe, but unlikely
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If we are using history we can see the only 2 teams to do it were defending champs.
Bulls won 1st 2 games in similar type score the Knicks did than lost at home in a 3 OT game.
The Rockets won the first game in OT and the second game by 11. Similar but the games flipped. Game 1 was more like game 2
They won game 3 by 3. Both game s decided late.
What can be made of this I dont know. I think the best strategy is keep betting the Knicks even though I expect a close game with either outcome almost 50/50 for this specific game. Can the Spurs really win 4 of 5. Maybe, but unlikely