MyGuy Miyagi: The Heat are cramping my style.

June 8, 2014

Finals Schedule:
Game 1: June 5, Thursday
Game 2: June 8, Sunday 8ET ABC
Game 3: June 10, Tuesday
Game 4: June 12, Thursday
Game 5: June 15, Sunday (if necessary)
Game 6: June 17, Tuesday (if necessary)
Game 7: June 20, Friday (if necessary)

My twitter is @HuuMyGuy. I will tweet out who I have in at the start of quarters, if any of the main stars go to the bench and if I make changes during the game. I also have this chat room for us to converse about the game in.

This is possibly my last full game before I leave on my vacation. If you're wondering how the games are going, give these folks are follow.

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Cramps! Yeah, cramps....that's game 1 for ya. It's gonna be a good series! The A/C goes out, the best player goes out... crazy!

Ever wonder why Viggle gets the feed so much quicker than everyone else? I work at a broadcast station and we can ask for a true live feed which means no 10 second TV delay. Viggle does it a little differently:

So yeah...don't try to switch to the player after the play has happened.... it's going to be too late.

PYP Player: Protect Your Points Player (When you hit 150 in a quarter): Kabongo (Spurs). What is the PYP Player?

The Miami Heat

 Heat had control, and winning game 1 on the road would have really helped.

The San Antonio Spurs

Duncan has been so solid all playoffs long. Parker does not look too injured. The Spurs are trying to win another home game.

Rank:

1. Lebron James: (Points A, Rebounds B, Assists B, Blocks B-, Steals B-, Free Throw % B, Streak A-)  This is why Lebron is USUALLY the choice. He is the best player on either team. The Heat have Wade and Bosh...and that's it. Lebron can get a bunch of stats and quick. Lebron had a "bad" first quarter, but a "bad" quarter for Lebron usually nets 50-100 points regardless. Lebron was fine the rest of the game and if you want a "safe" bet to start a quarter, choose Lebron. He's probably had some bananas since game 1. I doubt he'll cramp again.
2. Tim Duncan: (Pts A-, Rebs A-, Blks A-, FT% B, Streak B) Duncan is just being Duncan. He had a MUCH better first quarter than Lebron, but at the end of the day, Lebron and him were neck and neck. Lebron missed the last 4 minutes of the game and he still played more than Duncan then. Duncan is going to miss about 13 minutes of game time while Lebron will usually miss 5-6. That's why Duncan is still at two.
3. Dwyane Wade: (Pts B-, Rebs C, Asts B-. FT% B-, Streak B-) Dwyane looks healthy. He had to shoulder more of the load, and he had a good game..but it's unlikely he'll score more than Duncan or Lebron. Lack of three point shooting hurts.
4. Tony Parker: (Pts A-, Asts A-, Stls B-, FT% B, Streak B-) *If he is healthy. Was Parker injured? Didn't show.
5. Chris Bosh: (Pts B, Rebs B+, Blks B, FT% B, Streak B) Bosh looked very efficient.
6. Manu Ginobili: Ginobili turned it on last series and he's moving up the ranks because of it. He has been better offensively than Leonard. So he moves from 7 to 6.
7. Kawhi Leonard: (Pts B-, Rebs B, Asts C, Steals B, FT% B, Streak B-) Leonard slips to 7 this week....and he might slip to 8 if he's just limited to playing defense. 
8. Ray Allen: Ray is moving up from 10 to 8. He is the best player off the bench for the Heat. He can shoot 3s, he rarely misses FTs. And...well this DUNK!!!! Yeah. He STILL Got Game
    
   
9. Danny Green: Green put the game away for the Spurs in the 4th quarter but he still SLIPS in the rank? Why? Because he had only 2 points in the first three quarters. When he's hot, he lights it up with shots but won't do much else... And HE HAS to get hot.
10. Boris Diaw: He only had 2 points last game, but grabbed a bunch of rebounds. He had a great game 6 against the Thunder, and there is a chance that if he hits a couple shots he can help get you going. So he went from being inconsequential to in the top 10.
11. Splitter, Battier, Lewis, Andersen: These guys may have one good quarter.

Beasley, Chalmers, Hamilton, Haslem, Oden, Baynes, Daye, D. James will be inconsequential most likely.

(In case of blow out games. Names you should know.)

Spurs-- Out of five Blowout games against the Thunder, the Spurs played Ayeres, Baynes, Bellinelli, Bonner and Joseph a lot. I like Joseph out of the bunch, but really, it's like throwing a dart.
Heat-- Didn't have many blowout games lineups, But Andersen gets blocks and rebounds when he is in. Tony Douglas and James Jones can shoot 3s. It will be UGLY if this gets any blow out games.

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