Have any of the other series had as many 2 game breaks for the first 5 games of the series?
This is my favorite series in round 1, I hate having to wait another day for it lol

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UglyBugBall wrote:Being down 3-1 is tough, BUT:
1. Lakers regained homecourt advantage.
2. Lakers now only have to win one game on the road to win the series.
3. JJ figured out how to beat MIN for most of the game.
So I think this is 50/50.
GopherIt! wrote:uncleduck13 wrote:Ant knocking out KD, Booker, Jokic, Bron, and Luka in B2b playoffs would be CRAZY
He is Michael Jordan's son.
UglyBugBall wrote:Being down 3-1 is tough, BUT:
1. Lakers regained homecourt advantage.
2. Lakers now only have to win one game on the road to win the series.
3. JJ figured out how to beat MIN for most of the game.
So I think this is 50/50.
UglyBugBall wrote:Being down 3-1 is tough, BUT:
1. Lakers regained homecourt advantage.
2. Lakers now only have to win one game on the road to win the series.
3. JJ figured out how to beat MIN for most of the game.
So I think this is 50/50.
thinktank wrote:Where my guy Bob8 at?
Luka got absolutely cooked on D again.
If defense wasn’t a part of the game it would be called Offenseball.
Revived wrote:Why is there two days off between every game in this series except for game 3 and game 4?
Have any of the other series had as many 2 game breaks for the first 5 games of the series?
This is my favorite series in round 1, I hate having to wait another day for it lol
Myth wrote:Question as I unfortunately missed most of this game: LeBron had 18 free throws but only 9fgas. What was the context of this discrepancy? Did it feel deserved or gifted?
rockmanslim wrote:https://www.nba.com/stats/events?CFID=&CFPARAMS=&GameEventID=614&GameID=0042400164&Season=2024-25&flag=1&title=MISS%20Doncic%2025%27%203PT%20Step%20Back%20Jump%20Shot
Nico was like:
___Rand___ wrote:bledredwine wrote:Lebron tonight:
0 points in the 4th quarter
0-3 in the clutch
2 turnovers in the last 3 minutes of the game.Statlanta wrote:JJ was incompetent for making his guys play the whole second half knowing they have conditioning issues. I understand it's a do or die game but that's what you have staggered rotations for.
There's correlation between the two. JJ gambled and lost. It was late 4th when Lakers were tired that TWolves closed the gap and won. Rookie mistake. His manage of end game in game 3 also cost Lakers a winnable game though there Luka had a big share of the loss.
UglyBugBall wrote:Being down 3-1 is tough, BUT:
1. Lakers regained homecourt advantage.
2. Lakers now only have to win one game on the road to win the series.
3. JJ figured out how to beat MIN for most of the game.
So I think this is 50/50.
Jta444 wrote:___Rand___ wrote:bledredwine wrote:Lebron tonight:
0 points in the 4th quarter
0-3 in the clutch
2 turnovers in the last 3 minutes of the game.Statlanta wrote:JJ was incompetent for making his guys play the whole second half knowing they have conditioning issues. I understand it's a do or die game but that's what you have staggered rotations for.
There's correlation between the two. JJ gambled and lost. It was late 4th when Lakers were tired that TWolves closed the gap and won. Rookie mistake. His manage of end game in game 3 also cost Lakers a winnable game though there Luka had a big share of the loss.
So is there also correlation between:
(1)Lebron’s stats/ performance in the Finals and
(2) his weaker earlier rounds East opponents (vs Western teams)
Thus enabling him to go to the Finals with fresher legs and less injuries compared to the Western teams he was facing during the bulk of his prime in the East?
Because here you’re saying Lebron didn’t perform well late because he logged a lot of minutes in the 1st 3 quarters. So is it fair to say and compare that to the whole playoffs when he was in the East he had an easier well-rested 1st 3 quarters (weaker East teams in 1st and 2nd round) thus enabling him to perform better in last quarter (Finals)
Compared to his opponents from the West who had to go hard the 1st 3 quarters (tougher Western competition) thus losing gas in the last quarter (Finals) just like Lebron did today
TimberKat wrote:thinktank wrote:Where my guy Bob8 at?
Luka got absolutely cooked on D again.
If defense wasn’t a part of the game it would be called Offenseball.
And he accused me of disappearing after two games last year. Looks like he got a lot of thinking to do to get the Lakers right again and win this series in 5. Maybe Luka will go for 100pts the next game.