Post#553 » by Dennis 37 » Tue May 17, 2016 4:37 pm
mtcan wrote:jumpstart wrote:tidho wrote:The funny thing is the West only has one more good team in it, lol. Four teams had a shot at the WCF (no one else would beat Cleveland or Toronto either btw), and one of those (Clippers) is basically the Atlanta Hawks in the playoffs.
Toronto is not getting nearly enough credit here. Mentioned earlier in the thread if JV can come back Cleveland might be in trouble. Lowry will get to the basket at will, and Cleveland doesn't adjust personal so JV's length will neutralize Thompson. Folks thinking Cleveland just rolls through this team are mistaken.
Not buying it. They beat a Miami heat w/o Bosh and hen whiteside the last game. The east just looks better this year because all the mid tier teams are a lot closer to each other. There is still nobody close to taking out Cleveland.
But then again, the Cavs seem to lay an egg every so often and fool you.
So if Bosh medically retires this summer...the Heat will forever continue to use the excuse that they didn't have Bosh? The Heat are 3rd seed because they didn't have Bosh. They were 7th seed with him. By that measure...the Heat are a better team without him. Better get used to the idea of life without Bosh on the Heat. It might be more of a reality than you realize.
Yes, Whiteside was injured...but so was Valanciunas. And Valanciunas was having a greater impact on the series...dominating Whiteside and any other Heat big man. So by that measure...Toronto was at a greater disadvantage.
No more excuses. Toronto beat Miami...period. Game 7 wasn't even a contest.
Well, Toronto beat Miami and they didn't have Bosh either. Neither did they have Carter, McGrady or Alonzo Mourning.
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