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2012 NBA Finals: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Miami Heat

King Taharqa

By King Taharqa,
in Charlotte Hornets

NBA Finals  

26 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Oklahoma City Thunder
      15
    • Miami Heat
      11

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C47 Newbie

C47

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Seriously, a guy choked who after picking up his fifth foul with 10:30 minutes to play went on a tear scoring 16 points in the remaining time?!?!?!! Get the hell out of here with that biased LeBron pole smoking BS comment KT.....

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Westbrook went 10-24 (42%) in Game 1, 10-26 (39%) in Game 2.

Durant went 12-20 (60%) in Game 1, 12-22 (55%) in Game 2.

It might be a good idea to get the ball to the best scorer in the game more often. Way too much bad decision-making from Westbrook on the floor in this series.

& this is a foul is a foul if I've ever seen one.

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I'd also like to give LBJ props for knocking down those two FT's though.

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People who blame game 2 on the refs are pathetic. The Thunder lost because they were down 20-5 to start the game, not because of one missed call. I will bet any amount of money that if the teams had been in opposite situations (the Heat losing and Lebron taking the shot, KD fouling him) at the end no one would be b*tching about the missed call. Let's not forget KD is lucky he didn't pick up his 6th foul when they called the blocking foul on Battier. Could've easily gone the other way as a charge. But people don't like to talk about that.

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LeBron may hit that shot, but he bricks the 3 KD hit before it 9/10 times. LeBron may be better all around but KD is more clutch & a better scorer.

I'll give it to LeBron though. He played phenominal & I'd argue that was the biggest game of his career. He played great.

Remember when Lebron hit that huge 3 to take Boston into OT during the ECF? The Heat still lost that game, so no one talks about it. BUT....KD did it and it's now a clutch shot. Lebron has had one of the best post-season performances in recent playoff history (maybe one of the best of all time) when you consider the entire playoffs so far. Yet, I hear more complaining about him not being clutch than giving him props for what he's doing right now.

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One more thingI think is funny about these finals and the Lebron hate; before the series started, all I heard people say was that the Thunder were the deeper and all around better team. But if the Heat do go on to win the series, I can guarantee that the "they're unfairly stacked" argument will come out in full force.

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One more thingI think is funny about these finals and the Lebron hate; before the series started, all I heard people say was that the Thunder were the deeper and all around better team. But if the Heat do go on to win the series, I can guarantee that the "they're unfairly stacked" argument will come out in full force.

Heat won't win...

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