NBA Finals Game 7: Who Wins Tonight?

[SAV]

Well, the NBA got what they wanted. They got a game 7 and Lebaron got another title. They are sure pushing him to be the next Michael. At least the officiating in game 7 wasn't as bad and blatant as it was in game 6.

That said, the Spurs just had to make a free throw in game 6 and it was over.

 

[Zman-ks]

Heat!

 

[jw24]

Just awful three point defending from the Spurs in Game 7. You can't leave LeBron, Allen or even Shane Battier wide open like that. 99 times out of 100, they are going to make that three! Needless to say, It was Game 6 all over again from the key Duncan miss onwards. I'm all Dennis Green at the moment. I'm crowning them champs for next season and hate to admit that they're creating a dynasty. Indiana maybe has the best chance with Hibbert and whatnot but they will need Danny Granger without a doubt. The fact that the Pacers got to the ECF without Granger is great but I think he was the missing piece. I, for one, think the Pacers would be fools to trade him.

 

[Matt7187]

Just awful three point defending from the Spurs in Game 7. You can't leave LeBron, Allen or even Shane Battier wide open like that. 99 times out of 100, they are going to make that three! Needless to say, It was Game 6 all over again from the key Duncan miss onwards. I'm all Dennis Green at the moment. I'm crowning them champs for next season and hate to admit that they're creating a dynasty. Indiana maybe has the best chance with Hibbert and whatnot but they will need Danny Granger without a doubt. The fact that the Pacers got to the ECF without Granger is great but I think he was the missing piece. I, for one, think the Pacers would be fools to trade him.

What if they got a player like Eric Bledsoe back, a true good point guard?

 

[Dad 2 M & M]

Just awful three point defending from the Spurs in Game 7. You can't leave LeBron, Allen or even Shane Battier wide open like that. 99 times out of 100, they are going to make that three! Needless to say, It was Game 6 all over again from the key Duncan miss onwards. I'm all Dennis Green at the moment. I'm crowning them champs for next season and hate to admit that they're creating a dynasty. Indiana maybe has the best chance with Hibbert and whatnot but they will need Danny Granger without a doubt. The fact that the Pacers got to the ECF without Granger is great but I think he was the missing piece. I, for one, think the Pacers would be fools to trade him.

I can't see dynasty with the current roster. Wade appears to be in decline, and I have never understood the love for Chris Bosh. Got to see him first hand while he was at Georgia Tech, and was amazed he was so highly prized to most that he ended up a top 5 lottery pick. He is the modern day Juwan Howard; more name than game.

Now Roy Hibbert, he is a genius! He was projected to be a top 5 pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. After he declared for the 2007 draft, he decided to opt out of the draft and stay for his senior year. He ended up not even being a lottery pick, dropping all the way down to the late teens. Most say he would have stayed in the 2007 draft if the Atlanta Hawks had not won the 3rd overall pick when there ping pong ball came up during the lottery. For that alone, Roy is a genius for avoiding the possibility of playing in Atlanta. All reports has Atlanta drafting him, and they had to settle for Al Horford instead.