Didn't even read the write up. You are waaaay over thinking this. Clippers will win. Did you not see them out play the spurs last time in LA? That was a must win game for the spurs and clippers simply beat them. If it weren't for the refs handing it to the spurs clippers would of easily won that game.
Another is the stats. Clippers never lose 3 games in a row at home. So they will win tonight.
That's my write up. That's how the true pros do it. They don't over think it. But go ahead, take the spurs if you want. Just saying, this one has clippers written all over it.
Also the spread move to -3 also gives it away to me in this situation.
Unfortunatley, I addressed this very point IN THE WRITE UP, because I knew someone like your would come along and say such a thing.
But listen, you write one sentence and make a pick, like the pros...stick with them. You'll go places kid.
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Quote Originally Posted by LIanafranks5:
Didn't even read the write up. You are waaaay over thinking this. Clippers will win. Did you not see them out play the spurs last time in LA? That was a must win game for the spurs and clippers simply beat them. If it weren't for the refs handing it to the spurs clippers would of easily won that game.
Another is the stats. Clippers never lose 3 games in a row at home. So they will win tonight.
That's my write up. That's how the true pros do it. They don't over think it. But go ahead, take the spurs if you want. Just saying, this one has clippers written all over it.
Also the spread move to -3 also gives it away to me in this situation.
Unfortunatley, I addressed this very point IN THE WRITE UP, because I knew someone like your would come along and say such a thing.
But listen, you write one sentence and make a pick, like the pros...stick with them. You'll go places kid.
Also the NBA doesn't want spurs to advance. Will be a much more exciting series with clippers and golden state.
No reason to over think this, game will be handed to clippers tonight. And clippers obviously the better starting 5, and Turk is pretty good player. Better than Davis. Same with Hawes. This is a no brainer. I also think clippers win by 10+ here tonight
So keeping with the movie theme, you'll be an extra in Hot Tub Time Machine 3 right???
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Quote Originally Posted by LIanafranks5:
Also the NBA doesn't want spurs to advance. Will be a much more exciting series with clippers and golden state.
No reason to over think this, game will be handed to clippers tonight. And clippers obviously the better starting 5, and Turk is pretty good player. Better than Davis. Same with Hawes. This is a no brainer. I also think clippers win by 10+ here tonight
So keeping with the movie theme, you'll be an extra in Hot Tub Time Machine 3 right???
The nba and the public would rather have clippers advance than the old spurs.
That's really all you need to know. If I'm right about this, then Clippers will win tonight. And it's pretty obvious that I'm right.
Who wants to see the same old boring spurs again?? I haven't found too many that want to see them advance. Even spurs bettors are hoping clippers advance, from an entertainment standpoint.
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Well my favorite part about my writeup-
The nba and the public would rather have clippers advance than the old spurs.
That's really all you need to know. If I'm right about this, then Clippers will win tonight. And it's pretty obvious that I'm right.
Who wants to see the same old boring spurs again?? I haven't found too many that want to see them advance. Even spurs bettors are hoping clippers advance, from an entertainment standpoint.
We're on the same side on this one..... i made a small write up too. Basically just viewed two angles..... Kawhi suckin super bad last game and his will to play better as teh game gets bigger.... and the overall history the spurs have with Game 7... especially the big one they let go to Miami.....
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Scal, epic write up bro.
We're on the same side on this one..... i made a small write up too. Basically just viewed two angles..... Kawhi suckin super bad last game and his will to play better as teh game gets bigger.... and the overall history the spurs have with Game 7... especially the big one they let go to Miami.....
For someone who enjoys basketball and it's legacy and history... it's a no brainer. Much rather watch Oldscool vs new school. but you're a little child that likes to see as many points and dunks as you can. silly Llanafranks5
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For someone who enjoys basketball and it's legacy and history... it's a no brainer. Much rather watch Oldscool vs new school. but you're a little child that likes to see as many points and dunks as you can. silly Llanafranks5
Which ones were they Beginnerboy.... I missed it... too much coverage on the fight tonight?
5. Who wins Game 7?
Adande: The Spurs. They were my pre-series pick, and I hate having to go against myself, even if the evidence this series indicates otherwise. The Clippers have put themselves in position to win five of the first six games so far. But the other trend is the road team has won five of the six games. One of the hardest series to predict that I've ever covered.
Pelton: Spurs. In a series with such close margins, Glen Davis' ankle injury could be a difference-maker if he's unable to go, further stressing an already-thin Clippers bench. I'm not sure they'll have quite enough for another hard-fought 48 minutes.
Shelburne: If I answered this question 10 times I would pick each team five times for five different reasons. Part of me says the Clippers just need this series more. Another part says the Spurs' experience will carry the day. How much does home court matter when each team has won twice in the other's building? The Clippers' superstars can be more dominant when they're on. The Spurs are far deeper. I like Manny Pacquiao by decision over Floyd Mayweather in the fight Saturday night, can we stop there? No? OK, if I must pick, I'll say the Clippers, if only because I think they're more desperate.
Wallace: Spurs. I can't -- and won't -- count the Spurs out until they're actually out for the count. They've earned the benefit of the doubt after coming back time and time again against the odds.
Wright: San Antonio wins this one because they've overcome situations such as this in the past. They captured Game 7 in the first round last season against the Mavericks, and they lost Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals to the Miami Heat. Besides, Gregg Popovich called the Spurs "soft" after their loss Thursday night to the Clippers. The Spurs will respond resoundingly.
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Quote Originally Posted by GeneCam27:
Hmmmm.....
Which ones were they Beginnerboy.... I missed it... too much coverage on the fight tonight?
5. Who wins Game 7?
Adande: The Spurs. They were my pre-series pick, and I hate having to go against myself, even if the evidence this series indicates otherwise. The Clippers have put themselves in position to win five of the first six games so far. But the other trend is the road team has won five of the six games. One of the hardest series to predict that I've ever covered.
Pelton: Spurs. In a series with such close margins, Glen Davis' ankle injury could be a difference-maker if he's unable to go, further stressing an already-thin Clippers bench. I'm not sure they'll have quite enough for another hard-fought 48 minutes.
Shelburne: If I answered this question 10 times I would pick each team five times for five different reasons. Part of me says the Clippers just need this series more. Another part says the Spurs' experience will carry the day. How much does home court matter when each team has won twice in the other's building? The Clippers' superstars can be more dominant when they're on. The Spurs are far deeper. I like Manny Pacquiao by decision over Floyd Mayweather in the fight Saturday night, can we stop there? No? OK, if I must pick, I'll say the Clippers, if only because I think they're more desperate.
Wallace: Spurs. I can't -- and won't -- count the Spurs out until they're actually out for the count. They've earned the benefit of the doubt after coming back time and time again against the odds.
Wright: San Antonio wins this one because they've overcome situations such as this in the past. They captured Game 7 in the first round last season against the Mavericks, and they lost Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals to the Miami Heat. Besides, Gregg Popovich called the Spurs "soft" after their loss Thursday night to the Clippers. The Spurs will respond resoundingly.
And the camera will be on the Spurs bench with lots of long faces as Reggie Miller talks about how wonderful it was to have a team like the spurs for all these years....
Good Nite boys....I have tons of money to cash in tonight...
Clippers and Pretty boy a.k.a Money Team...AKA knock out Pac Man... Make me money tonight...
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Clippers win by 13 points tonight....
And the camera will be on the Spurs bench with lots of long faces as Reggie Miller talks about how wonderful it was to have a team like the spurs for all these years....
Good Nite boys....I have tons of money to cash in tonight...
Clippers and Pretty boy a.k.a Money Team...AKA knock out Pac Man... Make me money tonight...