Ravenxvirall wrote:RHODEY wrote:Ravenxvirall wrote:Lmao I guess you just don’t know ball then? But in reality being 3-1 on someone isn’t really “struggling”. And in another realm of reality we don’t play defense like the magic do, this isn’t last years team.
I guess you didnt watch the game. They struggled. And if you watch our game you would know we are easily capable of playing defense "like the magic do". I also dont endorse slurping the Celtics for their mid performance versus an inferior team. Sorry if that doesn't make sense to you.
Buddy I was joking around with you. But the magic have played defense at a much higher level then us all damn season. Comparing our defense vs the pistons against the magic vs Celtics is **** hilarious though. You’ve got to be more drunk than me.
Tha Magic are a much better team than the Pistons. Think about that: Banchero missed 40 games, Wagner missed 20 games, Suggs missed like 50 games and Mo Wagner missed half the season. Imagine your stars missing so many games and you best complementary players out for season and yet they finished just 3 wins below the Pistons. If the Magic and Pistons played each other all healthy, the Pistons would struggle to win a single game. The Magic are being led by 2 6'10 all-star forwards that are very difficult to stop and they have the second best defense in the entire NBA. That is despite their best defender missing like 50games and their best bench player as well.
Magic >>>> Pistons
And while the Boston-Magic game was close througout, the Celtics were really leading the entire way more or less. Magic did a good job keeping it close but one never had the impression they could win. I know some are dreaming up scenarios were we go 7 with the Celtics are take the series....you are all setting yourself up for a big dissapointment. The Magic stay home on every possession, letting Boston go 1 on 1 each time--very good strategy but only applicable because almost their entire team consists of good defenders. We on the other side will be helping out left and right letting White, Porzingis, Pritchard rain down open 3-pointers on us all game long.