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    Default how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    So far, the Blazers are being complete pushovers.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Spurs in 6

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Who gives a shit about those losers? They would've gotten penetrated by the Spurs, hard.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Rockets in 4. Dwight would look like peak Duncan and Harden would look like peak combination of Michael Jordan and Johnny Unitas.

    Alas,

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    harden plays well vs. the spurs in both the playoffs and regular season. it would go to 7 imo.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Some teams match up well against other teams

    Rockets match-up great against San Antonio. We were 4-0 vs team in the regular season. In the playoffs the Spurs play at another level but I think Houston could push them to 7 games. The Rockets play at a fast pace and they have young players, that's why we probably match up well against them.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    The Nets were 4-0 against Miami...and just got shat on tonight.

    Regular season H2H means nothing.

    Harden is a regular season illusion, a playoff fraud. He'd take it in the ass against San Antonio if he was still in the playoffs

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Pop bench line up will rape McFail in every possible hole

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Too many Spurs players missed games in the regular season games, tough to take away anything from it. Judging from the Spurs-Mavs series, I'm assuming SA would come out rusty (starters becoming accustomed to big minutes again), but ultimately warm up and expose Houston's weak team defense. Spurs are having a great game against Portland so far, but we'll see how it unfolds.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Spurs would still in, probably in 5-6 games rather than in 4. Mavs pushed the Spurs to the limit, and the Spurs are finally in playoffs mode now. You think any Western Conference team can possibly stand a chance against a serious spurs team?

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    the rockets would have a good chance as long as they ran the offense through Dwight and he stayed out of foul trouble

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Portland is still pretty young. Even though their series went 6 and not 7 games, I think it may have been more physically grueling. 3 OT games? Total score difference of what, 2 points?

    We will have a better picture of where Portland is at after the 2nd game.

    Of course, lots of credit to the Spurs players and coaches. They come in prepared.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    If harden played like he did vs Portland no chance, but we don't know if he would have relax by winning a round.

    But just looked at the Houston, Portland series. Houston got big leagues in every game, the difference SA knows how to keep them and Houston keep blowing them up.

    But Howard present a big big problem for SA, and I knew Portland would have slow down later playing them starter so heavy minutes.

    Basically Houston choke 3 games that series that should have been 4-1 max.

    I still can believe that defense at game 6.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    We'd win a game maybe 2. Even though we matched up good in the regular season, coaching comes in to play during the playoffs and, well I'll just keep my mouth shut. Our coach is McHale.

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    Default Re: how would the Rockets have fared against the Spurs?

    Quote Originally Posted by el_locoteee
    If harden played like he did vs Portland no chance, but we don't know if he would have relax by winning a round.

    But just looked at the Houston, Portland series. Houston got big leagues in every game, the difference SA knows how to keep them and Houston keep blowing them up.

    But Howard present a big big problem for SA, and I knew Portland would have slow down later playing them starter so heavy minutes.

    Basically Houston choke 3 games that series that should have been 4-1 max.

    I still can believe that defense at game 6.
    Agreed, Our biggest problem was closing out the game, every time we had a comfortable lead we would let them back in the game. That would normally be Hardens strength in the regular season but he went AWOL in the playoffs. We should of had that series but couldn't finish off the games. I do think we would of played better against the Spurs, because we present matchup problems. The biggest issue with Portland is that we are identical teams, which is why the games were all very close.

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