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Onlytimewilltel wrote:Bucks will benefit from home court advantage. Game 3 is must win for bucks obviously. Also wonder how long Suns will stay this hot as game 2 was a record breaker from 3 point range. I see (hope) this going 7 games. Hopefully we don’t get any injuries.
skones wrote:.
jredsaz wrote:skones wrote:.
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Suns won 2/3 of their road games in the regular season and have lost only 2 games so far on the road in the PO. Im not sure why you should be confident the tide will turn against the Suns on the road. I understand why you would hope that is the case, however.
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skones wrote:jredsaz wrote:skones wrote:.
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Suns won 2/3 of their road games in the regular season and have lost only 2 games so far on the road in the PO. Im not sure why you should be confident the tide will turn against the Suns on the road. I understand why you would hope that is the case, however.
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The thing about this is that there are two sides to the coin which you're clearly ignoring. There are literally two teams playing, not just Phoenix. Milwaukee is 7-1 at home, and the numbers of decades of playoff basketball indicate that the home team comes away with 65% of victories on your home court. Like I said, it remains ridiculous that you're trying to deny that home court is an advantage for Milwaukee.
insomniac00 wrote:Onlytimewilltel wrote:Bucks will benefit from home court advantage. Game 3 is must win for bucks obviously. Also wonder how long Suns will stay this hot as game 2 was a record breaker from 3 point range. I see (hope) this going 7 games. Hopefully we don’t get any injuries.
They probably wont stay that hot but they dont have to. Why does everyone assume the Bucks will do exactly what they did in Game 2? Giannis might not have another game like that.
Great thing about this Suns team is they just find ways to win. If a game is ugly, they play a little less ugly than the other team. If a game is a shootout, they shoot a little better than the other team.
Things can change on a dime of course, but so far they've done whatever they've had to to get the job done.
Onlytimewilltel wrote:insomniac00 wrote:Onlytimewilltel wrote:Bucks will benefit from home court advantage. Game 3 is must win for bucks obviously. Also wonder how long Suns will stay this hot as game 2 was a record breaker from 3 point range. I see (hope) this going 7 games. Hopefully we don’t get any injuries.
They probably wont stay that hot but they dont have to. Why does everyone assume the Bucks will do exactly what they did in Game 2? Giannis might not have another game like that.
Great thing about this Suns team is they just find ways to win. If a game is ugly, they play a little less ugly than the other team. If a game is a shootout, they shoot a little better than the other team.
Things can change on a dime of course, but so far they've done whatever they've had to to get the job done.
The Suns shot at record breaking three pointers rate. Yea Gianis might not have as good of a game, but you’d think that perhaps Middleton and Holiday will play a bit better at home? And maybe the ima role players won’t shoot as well on the road?
These are just my own potential predictions, anything can happen of course. I think this will be a long series and that bucks still have a decent chance.
skones wrote:jredsaz wrote:skones wrote:.
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Suns won 2/3 of their road games in the regular season and have lost only 2 games so far on the road in the PO. Im not sure why you should be confident the tide will turn against the Suns on the road. I understand why you would hope that is the case, however.
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The thing about this is that there are two sides to the coin which you're clearly ignoring. There are literally two teams playing, not just Phoenix. Milwaukee is 7-1 at home, and the numbers of decades of playoff basketball indicate that the home team comes away with 65% of victories on your home court. Like I said, it remains ridiculous that you're trying to deny that home court is an advantage for Milwaukee.
insomniac00 wrote:Onlytimewilltel wrote:insomniac00 wrote:
They probably wont stay that hot but they dont have to. Why does everyone assume the Bucks will do exactly what they did in Game 2? Giannis might not have another game like that.
Great thing about this Suns team is they just find ways to win. If a game is ugly, they play a little less ugly than the other team. If a game is a shootout, they shoot a little better than the other team.
Things can change on a dime of course, but so far they've done whatever they've had to to get the job done.
The Suns shot at record breaking three pointers rate. Yea Gianis might not have as good of a game, but you’d think that perhaps Middleton and Holiday will play a bit better at home? And maybe the ima role players won’t shoot as well on the road?
These are just my own potential predictions, anything can happen of course. I think this will be a long series and that bucks still have a decent chance.
I agree with you. The series is far from over. Not claiming victory by any stretch.
You have to understand though that opposing fans have been using your logic throughout the Suns playoff run and it hasnt worked out for them. Everyone keeps waiting for the Suns to fall back into the "not ready to win a title yet" team that seems to make more sense for fans. But hasn't happened.
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Onlytimewilltel wrote:insomniac00 wrote:Onlytimewilltel wrote:
The Suns shot at record breaking three pointers rate. Yea Gianis might not have as good of a game, but you’d think that perhaps Middleton and Holiday will play a bit better at home? And maybe the ima role players won’t shoot as well on the road?
These are just my own potential predictions, anything can happen of course. I think this will be a long series and that bucks still have a decent chance.
I agree with you. The series is far from over. Not claiming victory by any stretch.
You have to understand though that opposing fans have been using your logic throughout the Suns playoff run and it hasnt worked out for them. Everyone keeps waiting for the Suns to fall back into the "not ready to win a title yet" team that seems to make more sense for fans. But hasn't happened.
That’s fair. So what is your prediction on the outcome here in finals? I’m taking bucks in 7 lol
Jagic Mohnson wrote:Why did Bucks coach call a timeout with Bucks leadin 14-9. They had all the momentum and he calls a timeout for no reason. It went downhill after that. Never take your foot off the pedal. use it only whe your team is making dumb plays over and over.
