DisgruntledTunaFan

Pistons/Cavs - Pistons look like they've packed it in.

Sixers/Magic - As you saw in gm 1, if the game is close toward the end, Stan Van Gundy gets brain lock. Almost deja vu from gm 7 of the 2005 ECF where instead of feeding Shaq the ball late in the game, he was calling for long jump shots.

Heat/Hawks - A slugfest b/w 2 mediocre teams. Yet another opponent the Cavs will coast by.

Hornets/Nuggets - Hornets just don't have much firepower outside of Chris Paul. Wow...do the Pistons EVER miss Chauncey Billips.

Spurs/Mavs - WAY too early to write off the Spurs despite getting blown out tonight(and are down 2-1), but Genobli's loss is HUGE, and it's showing.

Blazers/Rockers - Mutumbo's loss could hurt the Rockets' depth, but we'll see if the Blazers have wiped off their "inexperienced cobwebs" in gm 2.

Jazz/Lakers - Lakers just LOST, as I'm typing this. If the Lakers have a weakness, it's their interior defense. The Jazz have been just as successful attacking the paint in this series.

Bulls/Celtics - Celtics have really rallied after gm 1, but it's still too early to tell.

maverick4

That Houston/Portland series is going to be very close/exciting.

Tracy McGrady is useless on the Rockets and his salary is killing them.

Disco Volante

Magic lose again tonight, down 1-2 now.

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maverick4

Lakers got upset in game 1. The Rockets are playing so much better without T-Mac

patsfanofNC12

Hawks are so inconsistent, watch the Cavs come in and lose when the Hawks play at home, because the Hawks are great at home but suck on the road

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