Turns out size still matters. Combine two excellent perimeter defenders (yeah, Allen's been great) with two big, tough and skilled post players and you get trouble for GS. From what I saw too, I think the announcers were correct in pointing out that some players on GS were trying to do too much on their own at the expense of ball movement.
Never understood why bigger teams felt they had to go small when playing GS. That's playing someone else's game and you can't do it as well as GS. Fun series.
I'm sticking with my prediction a thousand posts ago in this thread of a Clips/Bulls final
Bob
you are starting to look like a prophet
LeBron's shot was amazing. I thought the Bulls had that game.
Rockets and Clippers game 4 starts shortly.
Fortunately, I have already fulfilled all of my Mother's Day duties.
Hack-A-Whomever make the game difficult to watch, that's for sure.
Even more frustratiing when its your team being hacked.
Since the Clippers are winning its tolerable.
This is the first time I've seen hack a somebody boomerang'ed on the perpetrator's face. It exposes that fact that your team can't play proper defense in depriving your opponents their set offensive patterns, and worse, the ensuing lull in watching foul shots turn your own players cold and confused in their own offense. How bout that. This should teach McHale not to implement that next game. And glad to see Hawes finally play some good minutes. He was a pesky big when he was a Sixer battling the Celtics in playoff games. When he was benched by Doc this regular season, I thought he was another Hawes and not the Sixer Hawes.
And glad to see Hawes finally play some good minutes. He was a pesky big when he was a Sixer battling the Celtics in playoff games. When he was benched by Doc this regular season, I thought he was another Hawes and not the Sixer Hawes.