OK so here we go. I'm
on a 22-4 run. I ended the
Conference finals w/ a sweep 4-0, after going 9-1 the day prior. I'm currently
hitting about 58% in the playoffs.
Feeling good, confident & in very sharp form! 
I come in where I left off from
last years Playoff Finals.
Here's my thoughts about the finals wich I think could be key to predicting the Championship Winner.
As everybody read (the very small group who follow me) I predicted precisely that not only would the Spurs win the series vs OKC but also in wich game they would take it. I stated “If indeed the Spurs are supposed to make the NBA Finals that they would take it in the 6th game”. Why you may ask? the Spurs are filled with key players, who are not only aging but from the looks of Parker also ailing. So the shorter the series the better for the Spurs so they can get rest…….
…………Even further, why is it even more important for them to eliminate OKC a game after Miami eliminated the Pacers? Because it would not allow Miami to gain more rest than them while the older team continue to battle a much younger & athletic Thunder squad, who are hungry for another chance for a title. They would be exerting too much energy & risking more injuries. So if indeed the leagues agenda was to have Spurs In the finals they couldn’t risk having a game 7 for the three reasons above (to risk not enough rest, injuries & to risk losing all together). So I based my plays on Spurs according to that thinking. As a result I smashed game 6 & the Conference finals!
Now from what I saw in that game 6 Spurs got the advantage in all quarters (including OverTime) but the 4th. And this was a game played in Oklahoma, in a series where the home teams have been given the home cooking calls…..Hence the home team victories in blowout fashion prior to game 6. Spite of Spurs getting the advantage by the officiating OKC still kept it close, close enough for it to go to OT!! So it was clear to me that Spurs were indeed to advance to play the Miami Heat in a re-match! This is the leagues agenda…….but why does the league want the Spurs in the Finals? And here’s the most important bit of the write up……………
Now let’s take it further & this is the epiphany I had several days ago wich could prove to be a revelation and the key factor in predicting the finals winner………………
………………..So why then would the league risk having an aging, ailing team go to the finals vs the 2 time champions that broke their hearts just a year prior, over an Oklahoma City team that is not only far younger & athletic but also has the leagues Most Valuable Player!!!?!?!?! Not only all that but now were a complete team after Ibaka miraculously came back from an injury wich had him listed as out for the rest of the playoffs. Why would the league not want the two faces of the league Durant & Lebron to face each other in the NBA finals, in what would be a revenge match for the Thunder!!!?!???!!! Surely this would have been a ratings bonanza!! Revenues would have been through he roof right?!!?!??! Why would the league not want to prioritize this???!!!..................
………………And this is where things get interesting……………….
………………….Maybe because they want spurs to face Miami and have them defeating Miami this time round & not only shock the planet but fix the reputation of the league from all the issues they’ve had w/ David Stern, Tim Donaghy, Lotto fixing, Miami Heat Big 3 Colluding, the whole Lebron special/sending his talents to South Beach bs, Sterling/racism issues etc. etc. etc.
Perhaps this is the leagues time, now that Stern is out, to clean up the league and make it look more respectable, reputable & put a positive light by having a team who not only displays integrity & principals on the way the game should be played, how players conduct themselves but also on how to stay loyal in an era of basketball where if your not winning players are quick to flee and hop on another team to try & short cut championships. Spurs after all is the antithesis of the Miami Heat. Miami manufactured their team & bought their titles, with players showing disloyalty and selfishness, while Spurs waited, built, stayed loyal, committed & paid off with them taking the top spot in the league for several seasons. Is the league going to finally reward this by having Duncan, Parker, Manu & Coach Pop hoist that trophy one last time before they can all finaly rest, go into retirement and walk together into the sunset and live a beautiful, satisfying life?!?!?!!?
Surely this must be the reason why they sent the old Spurs to face Miami rather than the leagues MVP Durant, Westbrook & Ibaka!! Wich I said would have sent both ratings & revenues through the roof. But old, aging, ailing Spurs? Again? They just got their fools handed to them last year didn’t they? Something’s up and it could be that it may be that time the Spurs loyalty and integrity finally manifest into something great, for one last time.
Is it not logical? Is it not clear? Doesn't it make perfect sense some what? To me it's revealing that Spurs advanced and it aligns the stars and planets for me & completes the puzzle that is yet to even begin.
Last season in the finals i predicted winner 6 out of 7 games. Not to mention predicted who would be officiating 4 out of 7 games - wich was a significant part of the basis of my plays & predicting winner outcome. The refs and their stats was not consistent w/ the winner of each game in the Conference Finals, in fact most games whent the opposite. Game 6 refs stats favored the home team but Spurs obviously got the calls most game. So it will be interesting moving forward to the finals if this pattern continues or will it be like last years finals where they sent specific refs for a desired outcome wich i picked off almost 99% of the time.
Plays in soon.......
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