Stillwater wrote:The Corey's wrote:Stillwater wrote:Love has not been nearly as effective as a perimeter threat since the hand injury in the post season anyway so I don't see it changing much in Bostons game plan defensively but hey let them crowd even more...we have other floor spacers that can punish them for it.
If anything Stevens will have to try to find a different player to target Offensively, and whatever he came up with game 6 didn't work out for Boston so I don't expect it to be any different in game 7.
You don't expect anything to be different?
Cavs havent even been within 10 points in the 4th quarter at Boston but you expect them to win by atleast 10?
I don't expect anything to be different for CLE in Boston than game 6 in CLE but given it's an elimination game for Boston as well I think if anything the
lack of experience will finally catch up with them.
Do you have anyone in mind when you say "lack of experience" or is it just a blanket statement that supposedly everyone hates ESPN for trotting out at times? Cause Rozier, Smart, Brown, and Horford were all in the ECF last year against the Cavs as well as Game 7 against the Wizards. People love to mention all the "experience" Horford has of having his lunch eaten by Lebron/TT over the years in the playoffs.
Even Tatum had that Game 7 against the Bucks this year, and played well in the closeout Game 5 against the Sixers.
Or are you just trumping it up by saying it's Game 7 in the ECF? I dunno, I'm just curious why the series isn't already over, cause the "lack of experience" line coulda been used from the very start of this series, and now 6 games later it "finally catches up" to the Celtics? I don't get it.
If you just have faith in Cleveland, just say so. But I feel like you're not being sincere saying NOW "well it's about experience" like it wasn't from Game 1 on.