I can't say much more than anyone already has. There's really not much debate going on in this series. It seems that everyone is picking San Antonio in 5 games or so, hoping that LeBron can come up with some huge games, but not really believing it. I'm in the same boat.
Spurs in 6.
Why six? They could conceivably sweep the Cavs. But even the Bulls let their series go to six games. You get to celebrate at home. I think, like some have suggested, that there will be a game or two where LeBron gets hot, and gets favorably foul calls, and the Cavs pull it off. But they won't have a realistic shot of winning the series, unless a TON of crazy things happen (injuries, meltdowns, Mike Brown learning to coach offense). I'd like to see it. But I think thsi is going to be like Sixers-Lakers... promising but they just aren't on the same level. Oh well. At least Cleveland is doing something again.
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With the number 2 pick in the 1993 draft, the Philadelphia 76ers had a choice. They could grab gifted guard Penny Hardway. They could select super scorer Jamal Mashburn. They could even roll the dice (literally) with Isiah J.R. Rider. But no. Straight out of Utah, he brought the funk and the flavor back to Philly. His time was short, but he will not be forgotten anytime soon. For we traded Barkley and picked up Bradley... and that sums up the life of a Philadelphia sports fan.
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