Heat vs Thunder who u got?

Should be a very good finals with a shit load of star power and a new champion.

Thunder in 6 or 7. Going to be a great series. Would not be surprised if Miami win this at all.

I want the Thunder but for some reason I think Miami takes it. The East needs one anyways.

Heat.

Stern.

I REALLY want the Thunder to win but im scared picking against the Heat the way Lebrons been playing... if only Wade played up to his lvl then i'd pick the heat for sure

but at the end of the day it all rests on Lebrons shoulders, if he can defend KD and carry his team like he did throughout the playoffs then the heat win, otherwise the thunder take it in 5. the heat go as far as lebron takes them, but we all know he's not capable of doing so, at least his track record tells us that much

wow...since you're such a LeBron fan i advise you not to hug his nuts so hard. You might cause a rupture and then your Heat are fucked.

Killer you are right in the sense that the Heat go as LeBron goes. This series is so close it can go either way but I think the Heat win it in 7. This has the makings of an all time classic series.

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

No doubt about it, Spurs are better then Miami. I don't care what happens in the Finals. Also, yes I think LA could/would beat Heat in a 7 game series. But I think the majority of people would agree Spurs are better then Miami. I'm not alone in thinking OKC and Spurs are the best 2 teams in the NBA. I expect this to be an easier series then the last 2.

Spurs are good and the good thing is we dont have to find out if Miami is better than the Spurs we do have to find out if they are better than the Thunder though. The Lakers were OK this year but definitely nothing special. Spurs are at home now and the Heat are a far different challenge than them. The Spurs have no where near the athletes the Heat will throw out there and thats what makes this series so interesting. Should be awesome.

timthebim wrote:

Spurs are good and the good thing is we dont have to find out if Miami is better than the Spurs we do have to find out if they are better than the Thunder though. The Lakers were OK this year but definitely nothing special. Spurs are at home now and the Heat are a far different challenge than them. The Spurs have no where near the athletes the Heat will throw out there and thats what makes this series so interesting. Should be awesome.

The East was raped by injuries. Rose and Howard injuries changed the landscape in the East big time. The West was already better then the East before that but that just busted that gap wide open. Just like I said, I think this will be the 3rd most difficult series for the Thunder this playoffs. I'm not alone in that thinking.

OU wrote:

timthebim wrote:

Spurs are good and the good thing is we dont have to find out if Miami is better than the Spurs we do have to find out if they are better than the Thunder though. The Lakers were OK this year but definitely nothing special. Spurs are at home now and the Heat are a far different challenge than them. The Spurs have no where near the athletes the Heat will throw out there and thats what makes this series so interesting. Should be awesome.

The East was raped by injuries. Rose and Howard injuries changed the landscape in the East big time. The West was already better then the East before that but that just busted that gap wide open. Just like I said, I think this will be the 3rd most difficult series for the Thunder this playoffs. I'm not alone in that thinking.

Ok and Im not alone in thinking the Heat will probably be OKC's toughest challenge. The East was hurt by injuries but thats not the Heats fault. Orlando wasnt very good with Howard so I wouldnt throw them in there but Rose getting hurt did kill Chicago and help Miami. The heat cant fell bad for themselves because of that.

How is this poll so close? National media is heavy on the Thunder. Most agree the West Champion would be the NBA Champion.

I was all about the west winning, but LeBron becomes the king and wins this.

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wow...auditioning for a job for SportsCenter?

"LeBron becomes the king"? Is that you Wilborn or Jon Barry?

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

killerofchicken wrote:

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

Spurs are better. I'd pick Miami to beat L.A.

KingsOwn19 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

Spurs are better. I'd pick Miami to beat L.A.

in a 7 game series Bynum and Gasol would dominate the weak ass shit Miami calls a front line

killerofchicken wrote:

KingsOwn19 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

Spurs are better. I'd pick Miami to beat L.A.

in a 7 game series Bynum and Gasol would dominate the weak ass shit Miami calls a front line

When they showed up. Gasol is pretty much an odd man out now in LA.

killerofchicken wrote:

KingsOwn19 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

Spurs are better. I'd pick Miami to beat L.A.

in a 7 game series Bynum and Gasol would dominate the weak ass shit Miami calls a front line

They went 7 with Denver who i thought would get swept by the Lakers for that reason yet could have won the series. Denver has a pathetic and small front court and it is why they lost the series, but it didnt stop them from pshing LA to the brink. Miami has a better frontcourt, which says a lot about Denvers and are just a way better team obviously. On paper, it's a huge advantage for the Lakers vs. just about everybody..but in reality, Bynum and Gasol don't always play as dominant as they should..especially in the playoffs..and that shows in recent results. Not to mention, the Lakers still have glaring holes defending quick backcourts. Getting rid of Fisher was a start but Sessions was not the answer.

KingsOwn19 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

KingsOwn19 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

timthebim wrote:

OU wrote:

The Heat might be the 3rd best team the Thunder have faced these playoffs. West>East, but anything can happen.

I assume you think the Lakers and Spurs are better than Miami?

most definitely better, by leaps and bounds

Spurs are better. I'd pick Miami to beat L.A.

in a 7 game series Bynum and Gasol would dominate the weak ass shit Miami calls a front line

They went 7 with Denver who i thought would get swept by the Lakers for that reason yet could have won the series. Denver has a pathetic and small front court and it is why they lost the series, but it didnt stop them from pshing LA to the brink. Miami has a better frontcourt, which says a lot about Denvers and are just a way better team obviously. On paper, it's a huge advantage for the Lakers vs. just about everybody..but in reality, Bynum and Gasol don't always play as dominant as they should..especially in the playoffs..and that shows in recent results. Not to mention, the Lakers still have glaring holes defending quick backcourts. Getting rid of Fisher was a start but Sessions was not the answer.

Couldnt agree more.