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HEAT AND SPURS SIT AND WAIT
Posted on 2 May 2013 by Sean Eckhardt.
The NBA Playoffs only have two series decided so far. Both Miami and San Antonio swept through their first round match-ups easily 4-0 over Milwaukee and the Lakers. Now these two teams have been resting up for their next opponent, and as they have there have been some pretty big developments that make the Heat and Spurs look to be your two NBA Finalists. Oklahoma City looked great until Rus...
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Who’s Got Next for Thunder?
Posted on 2 May 2013 by Steven Jones.
The Oklahoma City Thunder must head back to Houston for Friday's Game 6 of the Western Conference first round, with a 3-2 lead in the series but a two-game losing streak on the week. Dropping Game 5 at home by a score 0f 107-100, while creating sports-radio fodder with a disastrous “Hack-a-Asik” sequence in the fourth quarter, may have sent OKC fans into panic mode. What may make th...
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OKC Goes to Its Silver Linings Playbook
Posted on 30 Apr 2013 by Steven Jones.
It has been nearly a week since surgery ended Russell Westbrook's season, and reality is sinking in for his team, which suffered a painful 105-103 loss to Houston in Monday's Game 4. After suffering the loss of their star guard and their chance at a first-round sweep, Westbrook's teammates have hopefully moved through the first four stages of grief. Now, in acceptance, they can acknowledge some...
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Clippers Must Regain Focus Before it’s Too Late
Posted on 29 Apr 2013 by Taylor Smith.
Prior to the beginning of their first-round series, most prognosticators prognosticated that the Clippers-Grizzlies matchup would be a back-and-forth, hard-fought affair likely to take seven games before being decided. Through the first four games, we have no indication that this won't be the case. The Clippers took the first two games at Staples Center, and the Grizz countered by taking the ne...
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Dwight Fails to Lead Lakers to Second Round
Posted on 28 Apr 2013 by Michael Cole.
It is a hard pill to swallow, but the Lakers have officially been swept out of the first round of the NBA playoffs. The Spurs were able to control the tempo, while the Lakers were not able to cope with Steve Nash, Kobe Bryant, Metta World Peace, Steve Blake and Jodie Meeks injured. Gasol was the big scorer for the Lakers on the game, finishing with 16 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. The rest ...
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Myths & Truths of Life Without Westbrook
Posted on 28 Apr 2013 by Steven Jones.
The Oklahoma City Thunder's 104-101 victory over the host Houston Rockets put the West's top seed one victory away from advancing to the conference semifinals. The win came harder than it should have, though, and it highlighted some harsh realities for the Thunder as they move toward a second-round matchup with either the Clippers or Grizzlies. OKC is undefeated without Russell Westbrook. This ...
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Clippers-Grizzlies Playoff Preview: Game 3
Posted on 25 Apr 2013 by Taylor Smith.
Armed with a 2-0 series lead, the L.A. Clippers will look to try and bury the Grizzlies Thursday night as the scene shifts to Memphis for game three of their first round playoff series. Following a rather shocking Clipper blowout in game one, game two was more of what we expected between two teams that finished the regular season with identical records, and have gone back-and-forth throughout t...
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Lakers Come Up Short in Game 2
Posted on 25 Apr 2013 by Michael Cole.
If you were excited about the Lakers getting a win in game 2, you might be a little bit disappointed. The Lakers came into the game having lost game one to the Spurs at home, needing a win to avoid returning home without a win in the series. The Lakers were in the game early, down five after the first quarter, but were never able to fully overcome the deficit. Steve Blake and Dwight Howard were...
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Thunder Stoop to Playground Level in Ugly Win
Posted on 24 Apr 2013 by Steven Jones.
Since more than half of the NBA's 30 teams make the playoffs, a few below-average squads inevitably sneak in. On Wednesday night, one of those mediocre teams dragged a superior opponent down to its level. The Houston Rockets are mediocre not in terms of talent, but in their offense's utter lack of sophistication. Their game plan has all the cleverness of a pickup run at the local gym. In Game 2...
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Clippers-Grizzlies Playoff Preview: Game 2
Posted on 22 Apr 2013 by Taylor Smith.
In game one on Saturday night, pretty much everything that could've gone right for the Los Angeles Clippers, did. In rather stunning fashion, they thumped the No. 5 seeded Memphis Grizzlies 112-91 to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven first round series. The big key for the Clippers was their incredible edge in the rebounding department, where they held a 47-23 edge. That's the kind of marg...
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Five Minutes Tell OKC’s Tale
Posted on 22 Apr 2013 by Steven Jones.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are capable of on-court streaks that no team can match. Anyone wondering how they overwhelmed the Houston Rockets en route to a 120-91 Game 1 victory need look no further than the last five minutes of the second quarter, when the Thunder unleashed a scoring binge that even the Miami Heat at full strength would be hard-pressed to match. From a 40-all tie at the 5:05 mar...
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Clippers-Grizzlies Playoff Preview: Game One
Posted on 20 Apr 2013 by Taylor Smith.
The L.A. Clippers will kick-off the 2013 NBA playoffs Saturday night with a familiar foe invading Staples Center. The Memphis Grizzlies, who finished at 56-26, the same record as the Clippers, will be trying to exact some revenge after losing a hard-fought first round series to L.A. last season. Last year, it was the Grizzlies who had home court advantage in the series, and made some rather dub...
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