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Post#1 » by LakersSquad » Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:53 pm

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If the playoffs started today how would these match ups play out. Remember Houston is on a hot streak playing the best ball in the league. Remember New Orleans has been stumbling the past few games.


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Post#2 » by bstein14 » Sun Feb 24, 2008 4:57 pm

Golden State in 6
Phoenix in 7
San Antonio in 5
Utah in 7
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Post#3 » by LakersSquad » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:02 pm

bstein14 wrote:Golden State in 6
Phoenix in 7
San Antonio in 5
Utah in 7


Ok whats your east predictions
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Post#4 » by bstein14 » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:05 pm

LakersSquad wrote:-= original quote snipped =-



Ok whats your east predictions


"If they started tomorrow" meaning that guys like Butler, Arenas, Bynum, etc wouldn't be suiting up?

Boston in 4

Detroit in 4

Orlando in 5

Cleveland in 7
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Post#5 » by Day in the Life » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:08 pm

bstein14 wrote:Golden State in 6
Phoenix in 7
San Antonio in 5
Utah in 7



:rofl: GS would be lucky to even win 1 game.
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Post#6 » by KB20 » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:09 pm

Lakers in 6
Rockets in 7
Spurs in 7
Jazz in 7

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Magic in 6
Cavs in 6
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Post#7 » by LakersSquad » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:17 pm

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:rofl: GS would be lucky to even win 1 game.


Well he's entitled to his opinion.

"If they started tomorrow" meaning that guys like Butler, Arenas, Bynum, etc wouldn't be suiting up?


No all of those guys will be suiting up
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Post#8 » by DWillBooz467 » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:19 pm

Man those matchups in the west are nuts!! Any of them could go either way.

Lakers in 5
Phoenix in 6
Spurs in 6
Jazz in 6

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Magic in 5
Cleveland in 6
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Post#9 » by LakersSquad » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:26 pm

DWillBooz467 wrote:Man those matchups in the west are nuts!! Any of them could go either way.

Lakers in 5
Phoenix in 6
Spurs in 6
Jazz in 6

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Magic in 5
Cleveland in 6


Thats whats exciting about the west.
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Post#10 » by JellosJigglin » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:38 pm

Looking at those 2 brackets is just another reminder of what a complete JOKE the eastern conference is. Alright I got my obligatory "the east sucks" comment out of the way...

West
Lakers in 5 over GS
Phoenix in 7 (really wanted to say Rox, but t-Mac...well, nevermind)
San Antonio in 6 over DAL
Utah in 7 over NO (this would be a VERY exciting matchup to watch)

East
Boston in 4
Detroit in 4 (is NJ really in the playoffs?! LMAO :rofl:)
Orlando in 4
Cleveland in 7


edit: Just noticed the Lakers have more home games left than any other playoff team. They have a good chance at holding onto the #1 seed.
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Post#11 » by Stix » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:39 pm

Lakers in 6
Suns in 5
Spurs in 7
Jazz in 6

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 5
Magic in 5
Cleveland in 5
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Post#12 » by Albanian Damien » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:45 pm

1st Round
Lakers in 5
Phoenix in 7
Spurs in 6
Hornets in 6

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Wizards(if healthy) in 6
Cavaliers in 7

2nd Round:
LAL vs. NOH - Hornets in 7
PHX vs. SAS - Spurs in 6

BOS vs. CLE - Celtics in 5(6 Max)
DET vs. ORL - Pistons in 6

Conference Finals:
NOH vs. SAS - Spurs in 7

BOS vs. DET - Celtics in 6

FINALS:
BOSTON CELTICS vs. SAN ANTONIO SPURS
Kevin Garnett vs. Tim Duncan
The Three Amigos vs. The Fearsome Threesome
The Future vs. The Past

This finals match up has every storyline imaginable. 3 Hungry stars craving that title and in order to obtain it they have to dethrone last years champs. It would be the PF match up that McHale robbed the NBA fans of. Will the Spurs finally repeat or will The Big 3 get the title that they've longed for? With all that said I believe the NBA CHAMPIONS WILL BE:




BOSTON CELTICS

Yes I might be drinking the green kool aid but I still believe this is our year.
My Starting 5:

PG: Allen Iverson
SG: Paul Pierce
SF: Kevin Durant
PF: Kevin Garnett
C: Patrick Ewing
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Post#13 » by Silk Wilkes » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:48 pm

Lakers in 4
Suns in 7
Spurs in 6
Jazz in 7

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Washington in 5
Cleveland in 5
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Post#14 » by gswwhoops! » Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:56 pm

Lakers in 5
Phoenix in 6
Spurs in 7
Jazz in 6

Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Magic in 5
Cleveland in 5
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Post#15 » by MagicNolesFSU » Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:11 pm

OMG the west is SOOOO loaded. I think almost every series throughout the WC playoffs is going to be 6-7 games.

West:
Lakers in 5
Houston in 7
Spurs in 6
Jazz in 7

Sweep city, Fairly easy 1st round with the exception of cleveland's matchup with toronto. It all depends on if some1 can neutralize bron kuz i think torontos roster is a bit better.

East:
Celtics in 4
Pistons in 4
Magic in 5
Cleveland in 7
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Post#16 » by tisbee » Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:32 pm

T-Mac's inability to get past First Rd is well known,but this yr would be the same pt in his career KG finally won a series. Kobe has yet to win a series w/out Shaq,Grant Hill has never won a series,Gasol's never won a Playoff Game,so there are quite a few w/something to prove.
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Post#17 » by HarlemHeat37 » Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:43 pm

don't say Kobe hasn't won a series W/O Shaq, you're going to offend many people dude, even if it is the truth..

I'm not going to predict, because in all likelihood, the West standings will change either tonight or tomorrow..I would love it if the Spurs play Dallas though..it would have been a fairly good matchup with Diop and Harris, but I think it would be fairly easy without the 2 of them in the lineup vs. TP and Duncan..
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Post#18 » by JordansBulls » Sun Feb 24, 2008 7:50 pm

As tight as the west is right now, it is interesting to see that San Antonio is only 1/2 out of first place.
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Post#19 » by Taiwan Killa » Sun Feb 24, 2008 8:08 pm

Dang I'd watch all of those Western series
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Post#20 » by jzmagik » Sun Feb 24, 2008 8:11 pm

It's amazing how the Hornets dropped from 1 to 5th seed in one day..

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