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Charlotte Bobcats vs. Miami Heat Playoff Series Thread

MichaelNewtonII

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Who all is going to be in attendance for one of the games in Charlotte?

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Bought my tickets on the presale before they got jacked up on the secondary markets, so I'll be in the house for Game 3.  Looking forward to it.

 

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I know he doesn't do much offensively , but charlottes only chance is with MKG playing every single minute James does.

 

 

I agree! It is a big task to try to guard Lebron anyone but I do believe MKG does the best job guarding him. I was shaking my head watching CDR get abused but can you really blame him, that is Lebron. Lebron was even teasing him by saying "that was good defense" with a smirk. I have this feeling that the Bobcats will take the next game. The opening game was a lot of players 1st playoff game which I am sure they had jitters (ie, too many turnerovers etc). I believe they will respond. Will they take the serious? Not sure..but they won't get swept

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Well... here's some news.

@SteveReedAP: Steve Clifford did not seem as optimistic today about Al Jefferson's status for Game 2 Wednesday night.

@SteveReedAP: Clifford: "He's saying that he's going to be ready to play. He'll know more, really, when he takes the boot off and see how he feels."

@SteveReedAP: Clifford said Big Al won't participate in shoot around Wed and team and Jefferson will be a game-time decision. #bobcats

@SteveReedAP: That should say the team will make a game-time decision on Jefferson.

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Well... here's some news.

@SteveReedAP: Steve Clifford did not seem as optimistic today about Al Jefferson's status for Game 2 Wednesday night.

@SteveReedAP: Clifford: "He's saying that he's going to be ready to play. He'll know more, really, when he takes the boot off and see how he feels."

@SteveReedAP: Clifford said Big Al won't participate in shoot around Wed and team and Jefferson will be a game-time decision. #bobcats

@SteveReedAP: That should say the team will make a game-time decision on Jefferson.

if he doesn't play our odds of getting a win drop down monumentally

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if he doesn't play our odds of getting a win drop down monumentally

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You mean our odds die a cruel horrific death. Even at the whatever percent health he was Sunday he was taking up 2 defenders. Without him in we'll do good to break 80 points.

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You mean our odds die a cruel horrific death. Even at the whatever percent health he was Sunday he was taking up 2 defenders. Without him in we'll do good to break 80 points.

Like our chances are .0001% at the shot somebody just goes off out of their mind and still we could lose if someone does
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Just to go against the logical thinking... If Al doesn't play I think we will still win the game. Wouldn't be suprised if everyone is pissed bc they let the first game slip away. Expecting some people to step up in game 2 regardless if Al plays or not.

I'm sure we have a game plan. How does Miami prepare for a team they really don't have any tape on? (the games Al was out doesn't count bc we are a different team from then)

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