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Quote Originally Posted by stevenp:
i just bet the knicks up to 5.5. but, and i mean this with respect, your doubting chris bosh. he was the difference maker in the boston series last year. miami was going down and bosh came back and neutralized garnett. bosh with roll players is the old toronto raptors, who, though not great, could beat anybody at home-- and were signficantly better than the bobkittens. ray allen, udanis haslem (two rings), shane battier, norris cole. i'll give you that an old mike miller is a wizard. but he was 4-6 from three at san antonio. could the bobkittens beat the spurs in san antonio.
i just bet the knicks up to 5.5. but, and i mean this with respect, your doubting chris bosh. he was the difference maker in the boston series last year. miami was going down and bosh came back and neutralized garnett. bosh with roll players is the old toronto raptors, who, though not great, could beat anybody at home-- and were signficantly better than the bobkittens. ray allen, udanis haslem (two rings), shane battier, norris cole. i'll give you that an old mike miller is a wizard. but he was 4-6 from three at san antonio. could the bobkittens beat the spurs in san antonio.
I really don't think the Heat's bench is anywhere close to the supporting cast that Bosh had in Toronto. Bargnani was better at that time than anyone the Heat currently have and it's not close. They also had Calderon, Jack, and Derozan, who are probably all better than anyone on tonight's Miami team. The Raptors were only 68-55 at home over Bosh's last 3 years with the team, a winning percentage of 55% which is marginally above the league average.
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VEGAS PUT THIS LINE UP LAST NIGHT SOMETIME KNOWING THAT MIAMI WAS CAPABLE OF DOING WHAT THEY DID IN SAN ANTONIO(REST STAR PLAYERS)...Y DIDNT THEY JUST WAIT AND THEN PUT UP THE LINE
AMEN!!
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