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Which 2 teams will make it to the 2011 NBA finals?
As much as I love the Lakers, I think it will be the Celtics and Spurs. What is everyone else's thoughts?
West - Spurs or Lakers
East - Celtics or Bulls
What BR34TH said.
Spurs are just solid but didn't look good when the Lakers blew them out.
Bulls would be an underdog still. But I like how they play and Rose is just that good.
I still will throw Miami in there just because of the big 3. Maybe they will come together and play good ball towards the end.
If I had to say it would be a Lakers vs Heat finals, which would attracted a huge audience.
It's gonna be Heat against the Lakers
Lakers / Celtics.
Anyone but the Heat, please.
Lakers really? As good as they were the last 2 years, I think they're past their prime. Bynum can't stay healthy and Kobe is getting old. I think there is a good chance Lakers won't make it to the finals.
As much as I dislike the Heat, they are an interesting team to watch even though they don't have any real team chemistry and it is more of a 1 on 1 matchup all the time.Originally Posted by buckeyeguy
Well, too much of anything is never good. Even if they become champions for the next 10 years, LeBron will never surpass what the greatest player in basketball ever did.
Bulls vs Lakers. (I hope Bulls could play the finals XD, but it's almost impossible)
I'm not a Laker fan (I'm a fan of Magic Johnson), but Phil Jackson has proven time and again that he can call the right plays at the right time. He's got more rings than his fingers, proving that his leadership shouldn't be questioned. As for the Heat, they need a Jason Kidd/Steve Nash level point guard, at least playmaking-wise, in order to have a consistent run. It's like letting a student driver drive 3 high-end sports cars.
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