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Originally Posted by zimbloth
Posey's offensive numbers will be fine. He's going to be playing 25-30 mpg in all likelyhood. I think he has a good shot at winning it.
Eh, the Cavs made it past the Bulls/Pistons with just one good player. The c's have 3. I'm not worried. Not saying the C's will goto the finals, but if healthy i'm not worried. Their defense also is vastly improved.
I'm not judging after 3 games in regards to Ben Wallace, I didn't think he was very good last year either for the most part. He's just not the same guy he was 3-4 years ago.
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Posey has no chance at 6th man. None man.
The cavs did not make it past the bulls.
They made it past a detroit team that once again got lazy in the conference finals.
Ben wasn't the detroit ben last year but to say he wasn't very good is a little intense. He played very well once he got used to the chicago system. He was brought in for defense, rebounding, and shot blocking. He did all 3 very well for us. Keep in mind he is 33 now too. Not 26 or 28. There aren't to many guys who don't slow down at that age. Just watch your boys pierce and allen 2 seasons from now. I would throw garnett in there too but I trully think he will be like mj and dominate till he's 40.
I do agree the boston d is greatly improved. The real test is to see them play against the bulls, pistons, or cavs and see how well there d and offense holds up against the best defensive units in the conference. I would argue that the best defensive teams in the nba are the bulls and pistons, seeing how they don't like to play defense out west anyhow.