NBA Playoff Picks
Triangle Offense resident columnists pick the NBA Playoffs:
Rob King
First Round
Heat over Nets in six
Wizards over Bulls in five
Pistons over Sixers in five
Celtics over Pacers in seven
Suns over Grizzilies in five
Mavericks over Rockets in six
Spurs over Nuggets in six
Kings over Sonics in six
Second Round
Heat over Wizards in six
Pistons over Celtics in five
Mavericks over Suns in six
Spurs over Kings in five
Conference Finals
Pistons over the Heat in six
Mavericks over Spurs in six
Finals
Pistons over Mavericks in six
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Guichard Cadet
First Round
Heat over Nets in five
Wizards over Bulls in six
Pistons over Sixers in five
Pacers over Celtics in six
Grizzlies over Suns in six
Mavericks over Rockets in seven
Spurs over Nuggets in six
Sonics over Kings in six
Second Round
Heat over Wizards in five
Pistons over Pacers in seven
Mavericks over Grizzlies in six
Spurs over Sonics in six
Conference Finals
Pistons over the Heat in six
Spurs over Mavericks in six
Finals
Pistons over Spurs in six
posted by Guichard Cadet @ 1:40 PM
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I know conventional wisdom states that you ride with the champ until the champ is upended, however, I do not see the Pistons winning the East. The Heat seems focused and they are probably one of the most complete teams in the league. You all may be correct with the Spurs being there, but don't sleep on the Suns.
Thanks, MTO! And, so far you are right on the money about Duncan's health. I only saw the first half, but he was clearly hobbled.
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J,
Thanks for posting a comment!
I guess both King, and I were going for some spice to
our picks... like how I got Memphis taking out Phoenix
in the 1st round... ya never know...
...and that goes the same for the Mavs in the Finals.
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E#,
What up!
I just got your comments on our picks. Thanks for posting.
I am not sleeping on the Heat at all... it's just that Detroit had won 11 in a row going into the playoffs, and they have offensive power in every position, and I don't mean just spot-up shooters... guys who can create their own shot -
---Miami only has 2 such players (E. Jones and D. Wade), unless you want to include Kenyon Dooling.
I am looking forward to that matchup...
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