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Naheezy wrote 1) I think that Spurs will be first and Thunder second
2) I doubt the Bulls will loose to the Pacers.
3) Thunder will beat the Spurs
4) HEAT WON'T 3 PEAT!
The only problem I have with your argument is the Thunder will not beat the Spurs. If Westbrook plays again, he'll score way too much and Durant will be underscoring.
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Anyone care to explain why the Miami Heat won't 3-peat? I've read other arguments, and saying "too many teams to beat" isn't really a valid argument. That hasn't stopped them before.
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Pool wroteSporting wrotePool wrote Question why won't they 3-peat? Hmm?
Give me reasoning as to why.
They have to many teams to beat.
Clippers, Rockets, Pacers, Thunder, and the Bulls.
xTriickZ wrote Nets are way too low. I say 3 seed and Pacers four seed.
Rockets are way too high. They're good, but the acquisition of Dwight doesn't make them jump 4 seeds. Clippers are 3.
Warriors are definitely not a 7 seed. They got Iguodala, which is a huge boost to that team. They belong in the 4.
Wizards are not an 8 seed. 8 seed belongs to the Celtics. Yeah we traded away our stars, but with Rondo coming back mid-December, he gives a huge boost. We have Rondo, Bradley, Wallace, Humphries, and Sullinger, Green, Bass, and Bogans. That is the equivalent of the Rockets squad last year.
And I agree with everyone else. Heat will not three-peat. I personally don't think they'll make it to the championship. They have to get past Nets/Bulls/Pacers in that conference.
You two are basically saying that the Heat have to get past all those teams to reach the championship. Nets/Bulls/Pacers are bound to match up before one of those teams gets to the Heat. Same for the Clippers/Rockets/Thunder.
As long as the Heat have a healthy LeBron James, they will win. You guys said they wouldn't repeat last year, you were wrong.
Yeah but last year, Derrick Rose wasn't a factor in the Heat win in that series. There's now a healthy Danny Granger to worry about also, the Pacers will have a better shot at a finals appearance now
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Mystiic wrotePool wroteSporting wrotePool wrote Question why won't they 3-peat? Hmm?
Give me reasoning as to why.
They have to many teams to beat.
Clippers, Rockets, Pacers, Thunder, and the Bulls.
xTriickZ wrote Nets are way too low. I say 3 seed and Pacers four seed.
Rockets are way too high. They're good, but the acquisition of Dwight doesn't make them jump 4 seeds. Clippers are 3.
Warriors are definitely not a 7 seed. They got Iguodala, which is a huge boost to that team. They belong in the 4.
Wizards are not an 8 seed. 8 seed belongs to the Celtics. Yeah we traded away our stars, but with Rondo coming back mid-December, he gives a huge boost. We have Rondo, Bradley, Wallace, Humphries, and Sullinger, Green, Bass, and Bogans. That is the equivalent of the Rockets squad last year.
And I agree with everyone else. Heat will not three-peat. I personally don't think they'll make it to the championship. They have to get past Nets/Bulls/Pacers in that conference.
You two are basically saying that the Heat have to get past all those teams to reach the championship. Nets/Bulls/Pacers are bound to match up before one of those teams gets to the Heat. Same for the Clippers/Rockets/Thunder.
As long as the Heat have a healthy LeBron James, they will win. You guys said they wouldn't repeat last year, you were wrong.
Yeah but last year, Derrick Rose wasn't a factor in the Heat win in that series. There's now a healthy Danny Granger to worry about also, the Pacers will have a better shot at a finals appearance now
They've beat these teams WITH their healthy stars in the past?
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A little late, but oh well.
The only thing that would keep the Heat from a 3-peat would be themselves.
But go Kings!!
East:
1.Heat
2.Nets
3.Pacers
4.Bulls
5.Knicks
6.Hawks
7.Cavs
8.Wizards
First Round
Heat-Wizards 4-1
Nets-Cavs 4-0
Pacers-Hawks 4-2
Bulls-Knicks 4-3
Round 2
Heat-Bulls 4-3
Nets-Pacers 4-3
Eastern Conference Finals
Heat-Nets 4-3
West
1.Thunder
2.Spurs
3.Clippers
4.Warriors
5.Grizzlies
6.Rockets
7.Nuggets
8.Lakers
First Round
Thunder-Lakers 4-0
Spurs-Nuggets 4-2
Clippers-Rockets 4-3
Warriors-Grizzlies 4-2
Round 2
Thunder-Warriors 4-3
Spurs-Clippers 4-2
Western Conference Finals
Thunder-Spurs 3-4
NBA FINALS
Heat-Spurs 4-3
1.Heat
2.Nets
3.Pacers
4.Bulls
5.Knicks
6.Hawks
7.Cavs
8.Wizards
First Round
Heat-Wizards 4-1
Nets-Cavs 4-0
Pacers-Hawks 4-2
Bulls-Knicks 4-3
Round 2
Heat-Bulls 4-3
Nets-Pacers 4-3
Eastern Conference Finals
Heat-Nets 4-3
West
1.Thunder
2.Spurs
3.Clippers
4.Warriors
5.Grizzlies
6.Rockets
7.Nuggets
8.Lakers
First Round
Thunder-Lakers 4-0
Spurs-Nuggets 4-2
Clippers-Rockets 4-3
Warriors-Grizzlies 4-2
Round 2
Thunder-Warriors 4-3
Spurs-Clippers 4-2
Western Conference Finals
Thunder-Spurs 3-4
NBA FINALS
Heat-Spurs 4-3
The only thing that would keep the Heat from a 3-peat would be themselves.
But go Kings!!
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