You got the best two teams in the league, more than likely they're gonna split the first two games, and no series is ever really won until the middle of it which gives the "lesser" team the real home court advantage. Majority of the time ur not getting to a game 7 to make it really pay off.
Honestly, how the hell is the 2-3-2 format really a home court advantage?
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Power is in my hair nikka
cause 4>3
2 3 2 is and has always been a terrible format...
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
Someone failed basic math
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cause 4>3 and its usually impossible to win 3 games in a row even if they are at homeAnd someone didnt read when I said you dont usually get to game 7 to make it pay off.
Typical
This.
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No, the threadstarter actually has a legit point. I've been saying it's a bad format for years, but in all fairness the Heat are balling out, the Thunder made severe mistakes that screwed their chances in each of the last 3 games, so I wouldn't use this as an example.
Doesnt matter. Look at Dallas last year, look at Miami this year.
Like I said, a series is usually "won" in the middle of it, which gives the real HCA to the team with the 3 middle home games
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Yes but you do realize that these past two series' have been exceptions to the rule...
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Rest In Power Kobe
4 is greater than 3 breh
