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i predict that orlando wins it tonite. havent checked the score or the news yet, will check now if im right.....
^ very weird, although I imagine shot clock glitches really aren't all that uncommon. Either way, an extra second or whatever it was didn't and couldn't have made a difference in the outcome of the game.
Conspiracy? NBA trying to help the Celts with the sweep?
does this team have any potential at becoming the first to overcome a 0-3 deficit?
It's only been done a few times in hockey. It's not something that happens often or even once a decade or two.
does this team have any potential at becoming the first to overcome a 0-3 deficit?
right i know. but is there something about hockey that made it possible the three times it happened, or we just need a bigger statistical sample (not enough basketball/baseball playoff series played yet to see)
ah well if you have a hot goalie then major defensive liabilities can be nullified.
The explanation that the announcers gave during the game last night seemed valid to me. They basically said that in hockey or baseball, a struggling team can ride a surge by one or two key players, such as the goalie or a great hitter, whereas in basketball the whole team really needs to turn it around and start jiving better in order to organize a comeback. In a game like basketball where scores are high and scoring is usually shared by many players, it's harder to count on one guy to revitalize the whole team. In baseball and hockey, you can win by scoring just once, so a single player can be responsible for a majority or totality of the scoring. It's unlikely that, say, Dwight Howard could score enough points to make up for the poor effort that the rest of his team is putting forth in a game (like in game 3).