they are smoking the Trailblazers now... it will be an interesting series with dallas, but i fully expect dallas to win and win big
Hold the horses... Sure, the Warriors are probably in now, but it still could be LAL-Dal if they can't close out the Kings.
Don Nelson and his Spartans are going to make history and crush your boys in six. It's the Curse of the Nelly! Good luck!
The Mavs will spank the Golden State because the Warriors don't play defense and their irresponsible shot selection and trouble closing out tight games will doom them if they luck out and get a lead.
i dont know i think golden state is gonna give mavs some problems... mavs havent beat them all season.. gonna be a fun series.. and plus i made a bet with couple mavs fans.. if they lose they gotta wear rockets gear for a week.. and if mavs/rockets meet up 2nd rnd.. loser of that gotta wear the other teams gear.. i hope i dont have to wear mavs gear lol.. come on rockets!
But they basically only played one game against them. The first game doesnt count and neither does last night's game. When Mavs beat them in 5 games you'll understand. I seriously think Jazz are a bigger threat to the Rockets than Warriors are to the Mavs.
na i think it will go to 6 or 7... and i think rockets will finish jazz in 5... thats just what i predict
Wow, so you think the #4 seed vs. #5 seed series is going to be closer than the #1 vs. #8 seed series? GET OUT OF TOWN!
GS is 12-29 in the road. It's going to be near impossible to come away with a victory in Dallas with that type of atmosphere.
Tell that to the guys in the GARM who think they can easily sweep the Jazz without playing T-mac or Yao in the first round. I'm just glad some people in this forum like yourself have some sense of reality. Really, I'm being sincere when I say that!
Don't mean to venture off topic, but who thinks that we will 'sweep' the Jazz? The Jazz are a pretty good team and a tough matchup for us, but I FULLY expect the Rockets to defeat them and move on to the second round to play the Warriors.
