JujitsuFlip wrote:No, it's not a wash lol there are clearly levels to this.The Corey's wrote:JujitsuFlip wrote:I don't claim to know but people being dismissive about how impactful a fully healthy Cavs squad could be vs a Celtics squad without KP is wild to me.
If you have Mobley on Tatum and Wade on Brown, which allows Mitchell to be on White, then have Allen to help rebound and rotate... I'm not sure how anyone can argue it wouldn't produce a different result than last night's blowout.
Does it mean the Cavs are guaranteed to win? Obviously not but to think sliding in 2 good defenders with size to a line-up that can't get stops, makes little to no difference is "logic" i can't follow. Especially because it is not based on anything.
If neither team is healthy then isn't it a wash?
I am dismissive of the Cavs. They don't have the offense to hang.
The Cavs are missing arguably their 2 best defenders. Causing tons of players to play outta position and give up height and/or size disadvantages.
Be dismissive all you want, it's not rooted in anything, because again, the Celtics have never faced a healthy Cavs team this season.
Here's a level. The Cavs aren't even half as good as the Celtics.
They were having winning the series and arguing wether it was 5 or 6 is moot cause Jarret Allen isn't making the difference.
I don't know why on one hand you're calling me dismissive while on the other dismissing the Celtics superiority because they haven't played the Cavs healthy.
82 games were played and we know what each team is.
























