"Paul & Company will go down scrapping"
Those aren't my words, but the words of Peter Finney, New Orleans sports columnist, writing in last Monday's Times-Picayune.
I expect tonight's to be another close game, or a blowout favoring the Spurs. It depends on how Byron Scott adjusts -- "speed the tempo, play better defense and get more contributions from the bench" -- to the changes that Pop made in game three, and whether the Big Three can come through again.
Regardless of the outcome, whoever loses tonight will go down scrapping.
The Hornets will lose this best-of-seven-game series to the defending NBA champions, despite winning the opener by 19 points.Personally, I'm not so sure, but I do believe the Spurs will win tonight. The Spurs are favored by six again. And so far in these Conference Semifinals, the home team has won 13 of 14 games.
I expect tonight's to be another close game, or a blowout favoring the Spurs. It depends on how Byron Scott adjusts -- "speed the tempo, play better defense and get more contributions from the bench" -- to the changes that Pop made in game three, and whether the Big Three can come through again.
Regardless of the outcome, whoever loses tonight will go down scrapping.
posted by D Strickland at 2:35 PM
1 Comments:
I ask would the real SA Spurs please stand up? The answer was 100-80.
This is how it sould be done. Tim was awesome and both Parker and Manu were doing their thing.
I have no complain as Spurs avoided following the Mavs footstep. They do look good to take Game 5 from NO and win the series in Game 6.
I have faith on that. No doubt on that.
What about your thoughts/comment on the game. Would surely love to hear from you.
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