idoitforhiphop10 wrote: »

Is it just me or does Cole seem to be more outspoken lately?

It's because his album is out stupid. He's trying to make sure Kanye doesn't embarrass him.... Keep up dun.

s2jepeka wrote: »

NothingButTheTruth wrote: »

How many people made money off of this game?

I know one of the posters pointed out the parallelism between Kobe's last 3-peat trip to the Finals and Lebron's current 3-peat to the Finals. They lost and won in the same amount of games.

If you would have caught on to what dude was saying, you would have anticipated the shit to go to 7 games. It might be a coincidence, but still I think he was on to something.

The NBA is getting pretty decent with their storylines nowadays. How much you want to bet the Heat start off wack as fuck like the Lakers in 2010 did and then come back and win with a little help (similar to the Lakers-Celtics series).

Please kill yourself.

If anything, this game once and for all kills any idea of 'conspiracy'.Did they coreograph tip outs for long 3's? Plus no calls on Bron and Wade all game and series. They lettin them play.

You really don't know how this shit works, but it doesn't matter if they fix games (or not), because people are willing to turn a blind eye to the shit as long as their team wins.

For instance, if we gathered up 50 Heat fans and 50 SA fans. The Heat fans would say Bron and Wade weren't getting their calls, while the SA fans would say there were a bunch of no-calls at the end that allowed the Heat to win the game. Instead of calling it fair, dudes rather play dumb and go for their team, so it doesn't really matter if they fix games or not. Dudes can't come to the conclusion that maybe both are true and the refs are completely controlling the game.

Btw it also depends on how far you think they go with the whole shit. I know some people that think the players are in on it to. I can't tell you how many people believe Lebron personally threw the Dallas series, or how many people believe the refs gave Wade his first ring against Dallas.

.... That's why at the end of the day I just see it as entertainment, and I would NEVER bet any real money on a basketball or baseball game. The refs are just too ridiculous.

How many people made money off of this game?

I know one of the posters pointed out the parallelism between Kobe's last 3-peat trip to the Finals and Lebron's current 3-peat to the Finals. They lost and won in the same amount of games.

If you would have caught on to what dude was saying, you would have anticipated the shit to go to 7 games. It might be a coincidence, but still I think he was on to something.

The NBA is getting pretty decent with their storylines nowadays. How much you want to bet the Heat start off wack as fuck like the Lakers in 2010 did and then come back and win with a little help (similar to the Lakers-Celtics series).

coop9889 wrote: »

NothingButTheTruth wrote: »

coop9889 wrote: »

Lebron with his 2nd triple double in 6 games

Averaging 23 points, 10.6 rebounds, 7.5 assists, 2.3 steals

"LEBRON WORST FINALS PERFORMANCE EVER"

Stupid ass CS nigga syndrome

-He's being compared to Michael Jordan, so the expectations are through the roof.

-Stats don't tell the whole story, and you left out his well below average 44% FG.

Well below average?

LMAO

Since you wanna compare him to mike, Jordan during the 2nd 3 peat shot 41, 42 and 46 % for the finals

Kobe ONLY ONCE shot 44% in a finals. Lets not act like 44% is below average.

SMH @ you trying to make this about other players. Lebron shot 57% for the season, so for him yes 44% is well below average. Keep it in context and stop trying to change the subject.

NothingButTheTruth wrote: »

Shout-out to Wade for playing how a superstar is suppose to play. Take notes Lebron, Parker etc.

With that said, heat in 6/7. Like I said earlier, the winner of this game will win the series.

NothingButTheTruth wrote: »

Nope. Now San Antonio is forced to go back to Miami where everything goes the Heat's way. They get the benefit of the calls, all of their role players become 3point specialists, and Lebron is at ease.

Then on the flip-side, all that dead-eye shooting from the Spurs' role players will suddenly revert back to normal percentages and the Spurs are back to struggling again.

...Ginobili, Parker and Duncan would all have to play great for the Spurs to win in Miami and we all see how embarrassing they've been so far.