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Lebron saying he need to take some games off
Again...The Official 2013-14 Season Thread for YOUR Defending and Reigning NBA Champion- Miami Heat
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he does. we ask way too much of him, both mentally and physically. never seen someone carry the load that he has to
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With 3 games left in the season? They should of been resting Bron throughout the whole season.
Plus a few weeks ago he was saying that he didn't see himself sitting at all. fukk playoff seeding. Let's just get healthy.
give up the 1 seed by losing to the hawks brehs
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fine by me.
that would have been better if chi/bk was the 4 and 5.
pacers got the easier road to the ecf.
That could still happen. Chi would need to lose 1 of the last 3 and Tor would need to win their last 2. Chi has @NYK, vs Orl and @Cha. Tor has vs Mil and @NYK. So probably not very likely, but still possible.
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Nah it's about match ups.
And they don't have the offense to keep up with a Hungary BK or Toronto.
I've seen T.Dot bust they ass multiple times this year.
They will have serious trouble in that round
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Just rest Bron the til the playoffs
Spo is gonna rest LeBron and Bosh tonight it seems
Hope my Wiz can take this gift
Hope my Wiz can take this gift
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We have to win are final two games to clinch. I don't think they care anymore. The goal was to get to the playoffs healthy. So looks like they will stick to the plan.
East Nos. 1-2: Heat, Pacers
With the Indiana Pacers' win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, a monster win over a great team, the Pacers have moved their magic number to one over Miami for the No. 1 seed in the East and homecourt advantage throughout the East playoffs.
Why Indiana has tiebreaker: Miami and Indiana finished 2-2 head-to-head this season after Miami's win Friday. But the Pacers' secured tiebreaker by conference record with the Heat's loss to Atlanta Saturday, 37-14 to 34-16. (Miami can only finish with 36 conference wins if they win out.)
Remaining scenarios:
If Indiana defeats Orlando Wednesday, the Pacers clinch the No. 1 seed.
If Indiana loses to Orlando Wednesday, and the Heat defeat Washington Monday and the Sixers Wednesday, Miami clinches the No.1 seed.
If Indiana loses to Orlando, and Miami loses to either Washington, Philadelphia, or both, the Pacers clinch the No. 1 seed.
The only way Miami gets home court throughout the Eastern Conference playoffs is if Indiana loses to Orlando and Miami wins out.
East Nos. 3-5: Raptors, Bulls, and Nets (No action Saturday)
Flip flop fantasia, the Raptors are back in front of the Bulls. The Raptors beat the Pistons and the Bulls lost to the Knicks.
Did Chicago toss that one so that they could get the four-seed and potentially face Indiana in the second round? It doesn't seem likely, but these are the kinds of weird late-season losses that make you wonder. New York had nothing left to play for and put the boots to the Bulls.
Either way it moves Toronto's magic number for the three-seed to two.
The Nets won Sunday over the Magic. They've clinched no-worse-than-sixth. Their magic number for the fifth seed is one.
Relevant games Monday: Chicago plays Orlando Monday. They should win that one, but they should have won the game Sunday. Toronto has a back to back in Milwaukee.
A Raps win and Bulls loss and the Raps clich the No.3, Bulls No. 4 .
A Wizards loss and the Nets clinch the No. 5.
East Nos. 1-2: Heat, Pacers
With the Indiana Pacers' win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, a monster win over a great team, the Pacers have moved their magic number to one over Miami for the No. 1 seed in the East and homecourt advantage throughout the East playoffs.
Why Indiana has tiebreaker: Miami and Indiana finished 2-2 head-to-head this season after Miami's win Friday. But the Pacers' secured tiebreaker by conference record with the Heat's loss to Atlanta Saturday, 37-14 to 34-16. (Miami can only finish with 36 conference wins if they win out.)
Remaining scenarios:
If Indiana defeats Orlando Wednesday, the Pacers clinch the No. 1 seed.
If Indiana loses to Orlando Wednesday, and the Heat defeat Washington Monday and the Sixers Wednesday, Miami clinches the No.1 seed.
If Indiana loses to Orlando, and Miami loses to either Washington, Philadelphia, or both, the Pacers clinch the No. 1 seed.
The only way Miami gets home court throughout the Eastern Conference playoffs is if Indiana loses to Orlando and Miami wins out.
East Nos. 3-5: Raptors, Bulls, and Nets (No action Saturday)
Flip flop fantasia, the Raptors are back in front of the Bulls. The Raptors beat the Pistons and the Bulls lost to the Knicks.
Did Chicago toss that one so that they could get the four-seed and potentially face Indiana in the second round? It doesn't seem likely, but these are the kinds of weird late-season losses that make you wonder. New York had nothing left to play for and put the boots to the Bulls.
Either way it moves Toronto's magic number for the three-seed to two.
The Nets won Sunday over the Magic. They've clinched no-worse-than-sixth. Their magic number for the fifth seed is one.
Relevant games Monday: Chicago plays Orlando Monday. They should win that one, but they should have won the game Sunday. Toronto has a back to back in Milwaukee.
A Raps win and Bulls loss and the Raps clich the No.3, Bulls No. 4 .
A Wizards loss and the Nets clinch the No. 5.
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Is Wade out too?
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Raptors play the Bucks tonight and the Knicks on Wednesday. While the Bulls play the Magic and the Bobcats. The Raptors have a strong possibility of clinching the 3rd seed. If they do, we get a scenario where we only play one of our threats in the finals. 