Ok, why not? But only for spits and giggles.

My point is only that there is no way in hades they win. But yeah,it isn't like the regular starters have more than a snowball's chance anyhow.

This was from the paper after game 2:

As has been the case with Curry all year, he verbalizes a philosophy and then does something totally different when he actually gets on the sidelines.

In actuality, here is how his gameplan played out.

Q1-
Curry started the tired and true, Sheed + Dyess.

He subbed Max in for Dyess and packaged Max+Sheed for a whopping 1:56.

Then, he subbed Dyess right back in the game and went with Dyess+Max for 2:37.

Q2-
Curry abandoned his gameplan and went with a surprise small ball attack. Instead of pairing a young big man with a vet, MC decided to go with this unit:
PG- Bynum
SG- Stuckey
SF- Rip
PF- Herrmann
C- Maxiell

Maybe the shortest 5-man unit put on the court at the same time in the NBA this year?

This new invention was tested for 4:50.

After that, MC realized that he was deviating too much from his plan and he went back to the Dyess+Maxiell pairing for...

...

...

26 seconds.


Then he ended the young big man + vet experiment.

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You can never have perfect introspection: because if you could, then you could determine what you were going to do ten seconds from now, and then do something else.

That's your opinion. Their productiveness on the court shows otherwise. And all those reasons still hold.

What productiveness? LMAO

I guess we are going to trade them all for starters because surely the coaches and GM's around the league noticed their "productiiveness".

Yup, that's it. They didn't single-handedly get us back from an almost 30 point deficit in Game 3.

LBJ guarded Will Bynum b/c he sucks.

AA had no effect on the game whatsoever. That 2nd quarter was trivial.

Kwame was so useless in the games before he had to be benched for this one.

Amir actually stood up to LBJ, fouled hard, and was a defensive whirlwind. Can't have that.

I'm so glad we stuck to the rotation. This series was a pleasure to watch. I hope to see many more games where Dyess and Sheed play 42 minutes. I also greatly enjoy LBJ dunking on the team. It's great that Tay and Sheed were so accomodating in getting out of his way. I wish i too can go to the palace and chant MVP.

Apparently, Joe's got alot of work b/c according to you every young guy on this team sucks.

Yes. Joe has a lot of work to do. No, they don't suck. They're OK, but most are not starter material. At least they play with intensity unlike our current starters. Cleveland had us beat. They took their foot off the gas. I'd like to see most of the bench return, unlike the starters. But i want to see them get more time..from the bench. I odubt they would do much as a starting unit.

I was sitting directly in front of the guy that got his eye blew out....He was with of 6 or 7 Cavs fans that were talking smack all night (specifically about the arena & fans), eventually the 2 guys behind them had enough of it (between the 3rd and 4th quarters). The guy with his shirt off and the messed up face was talking the most and at the beginning of the game he was saying "we're going to get in a fight tonight..." and "the guys behind us stop talkin'" - after a Lebron dunk. Anyway, that was the highlight of the night for me. Besides the great seats with all you can drink (beer or wine) and eat for $79 bucks

Some of the Cavs fans were pretty funny and gave me and a friend a beer, but you just dont go to another city and run your mouth like they were doing. It's just ignorant and they were asking for it.

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"We will not lose game 2...put it on the front page, back page, middle of the page, wherever, we will not lose game 2" - Rasheed Wallace after game 1 loss (on the road) to Indiana during the 2004 playoffs

lol hey thanks for the clarification on what happened...not that i condone the fighting but at least it was a cavs fan that got jacked :O

Haha, I wish I coulda been there to see all of that.