1. Put Dwight on Blake. 2. Put Josh on Jordan 3. Rest Harden 4. Play harder 5. Play with energy 6. Teamball = Great Team Defense
Defense and hustle straight up won us the game we absolutely ripped apart their offense in the 4th, I can't believe old man terry stuck to CP like glue
Stop with silly turnovers. Defend, rebound, attack, assist, and do not let up when u have a lead. You can't pull a Clippers and let up.
I think these past few games have shown that the Clippers are completely gassed. The Rockets have to keep the pace up on their offense and make the Clippers work on offense. That's the biggest thing. Once the Clippers are tired, they are extremely beatable. Other than that, play hard. That's the biggest thing for us. Toyota Center must be rocking right from tip off.
During the 2015 NBA playoffs, the Houston Rockets have not had a "complete" game, Harden has not had "one of those" games......it happens Sunday. The total package, unwrapped on our home court, propelling us into the Western Conference Finals.
Dwight on Blake was a huge, huge key to this win tonight. I don't think Dwight can handle Blake the whole game. But.....Blake needs to see multiple looks, double from blind side, late double, attack of his dribble, switching defender, fronting, etc. Blake is the key to this series. If we can water him down we will win. Dwight and Smith vs. Blake and DeAndre is also the key to the series. Whoever wins that battle wins this series. I thought Smith was surprisingly effective against DeAndre. Paul had nowhere to go with the basketball. Matchups, matchups, matchups.
NBA Playoffs - Game 7 Facts May 1, 2015 By VI News VegasInsider.com New Sportsbook.ag customers: Make your 1st bet, get your 2nd bet free, 100%, winnings paid in cash. Join Now Game 7 Quick Facts -- The NBA has had 119 Game 7’s in playoff history -- The home team is 95-24 (79%) in those games -- The 2014 postseason has featured five Game 7's. The home team went 4-1 in those games and the lone visitor to win was Brooklyn, who defeated Toronto 104-103 in overtime.. -- San Antonio owns a 4-5 record in Game 7's -- Since the Clippers moved to Los Angeles, the team is 2-1 in Game 7's. -- Doc Rivers has coached in 10 Game 7's and owns a 5-5 career record (Orlando 0-1, Boston 4-4, Los Angeles 1-0) -- Gregg Popovich owns a 3-2 record in five Game 7's with San Antonio. San Antonio Game 7 History 1979 Western Conference Semifinals San Antonio Spurs 111 vs. Philadelphia 76ers 108 1979 Western Conference Finals Washington Bullets 107 vs. San Antonio Spurs 105 1981 Western Conference Semifinals Houston Rockets 105 at San Antonio Spurs 100 1990 Western Conference Semifinals Portland Trail Blazers 108 vs. San Antonio Spurs 105 (OT) 2005 NBA Finals San Antonio Spurs 81 vs. Detroit Pistons 74 2006 Western Conference Semifinals Dallas Mavericks 119 at San Antonio Spurs 111 (OT) 2008 Western Conference Semifinals San Antonio Spurs 91 at New Orleans Hornets 82 2013 NBA Finals Miami Heat 95 vs. San Antonio Spurs 88 2014 Western Conference First Round San Antonio Spurs 119 vs. Dallas 96 L.A. Clippers Game 7 History 2006 Western Conference Semifinals Phoenix Suns 127 vs. L.A. Clippers 107 2012 Western Conference First Round L.A. Clippers 82 at Memphis 72 2014 Western Conference First Round L.A. Clippers 126 vs. Golden State 121 ALL-TIME GAME 7 ROAD WINNERS Year Road Team Home Team Round 2014 Brooklyn 104 Toronto 103 First round 2013 Chicago 99 Brooklyn 93 First round 2012 L.A. Clippers 82 Memphis 72 First round 2008 Orlando 101 Boston 82 Conference semifinals 2007 San Antonio 91 New Orleans 82 Conference semifinals 2007 Utah 103 Houston 99 First round 2006 *Dallas 119 San Antonio 111 Conference semifinals 2005 Detroit 88 Miami 82 Conference finals 2005 Indiana 97 Boston 70 First round 2002 *L.A. Lakers 112 Sacramento 106 Conference finals 2000 New York 83 Miami 82 Conference semifinals 1995 Indiana 97 New York 95 Conference semifinals 1995 Houston 115 Phoenix 114 Conference semifinals 1982 Philadelphia 120 Boston 106 Conference finals 1981 Kansas City 95 Phoenix 88 Conference semifinals 1981 Houston 105 San Antonio 100 Conference semifinals 1978 Washington 105 Seattle 99 NBA Finals 1976 Phoenix 94 Golden State 86 Conference finals 1974 Boston 102 Milwaukee 87 NBA Finals 1973 New York 94 Boston 78 Conference finals 1971 Baltimore 93 New York 91 Conference finals 1969 Boston 108 L.A. Lakers 106 NBA Finals 1968 Boston 100 Philadelphia 96 Division finals 1948 Philadelphia 85 St Louis 46 Semifinals (*) Asterisk denotes overtime http://www.vegasinsider.com/nba/story.cfm/story/855408
