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You do realize the NBA is basically a game of runs, right? The Bobkitties had the home advantage (a team who, prior to this game, had a 9-game winning streak at home). These things happen. The fact that we fought through and destroyed them in OT says a lot.
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we are not the only team to blow big leads look at some of these chicago up 35 in the 3rd v the kings and lost lakers up 15 the other v cleveland and lost ( ok it was early in the game big it was a big lead in that match up) i also believe the raptors were up 20 on the cavs early in the year and lost as well.
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| Posts: 4000 | Location: gold coast australia | Registered: February 24, 2007 |    |
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This team has been the most resilient team in the league! Yet again they proved it today by dominating the ot period and hitting clutch shot aftr clutch shot. This is the team we all expected to have at the start of the season. The players are finally gelling together. Jameer is hitting his big shots and vince has shown he too can be clutch like hedo and take the game over when needed. Although its only been a few games, the magic have realized that this is their best year for a title. They understand that with the amount of talent on the court they can beat anybody! Thank you Matt Barnes and Folye for stepping up and being heard.
Do you believe in Magic?
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The three point shot is both a gift and curse, the one thing I know though is that even if it means the magic can be wildly up or wildly down it gives the Magic a surprise edge that catches most teams completely off guard and gives the Magic a fighting chance at any given moment.
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quote: Originally posted by IronMaiden: I do understand that, and I'm not just singling out this one game. There's a big difference between runs and huge comebacks/huge blown leads. This team seems to have a knack for both. Like Ramsde68 said, the EC Finals pretty much sums it up.
We also get behind big in the ECF's and came back to win. ************************** "You're just like Rashard Lewis: cold blooded." ~Kberto The Puns Are Starting To Bore ME PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Former A-10 standouts and Associated Press National Players of the Year Jameer Nelson of Saint Joseph's and Xavier's David West have been named to the NBA All-Star team and will square off Feb. 15 in Phoenix, Ariz. It marks Nelson's first All-Star selection, while West earns his second straight honor.
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| Posts: 6643 | Location: Perpetual English Confounder | Registered: July 10, 2007 |    |
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Good win, thank God.
We get behind because we took STUPID 3's AGAIN. I keep saying this and no one listens to me.
Let me ask you, coincidence that in overtime, we overtook those fools by taking it IN? Yes, we took 1 3-point shot; that's cool. But we BUILT the lead by hammering it in the paint. That's what we NEED to do on a consistent basis.
We keep settling for garbage, contested, and transition 3-point shots and I don't know why. They are just lazy I guess.
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And we all thought the lakers game was a sign of change.
"You've got to miss eventually," Henderson told him.
"That's what Cleveland said,"
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quote: Originally posted by echo4papa: quote: Originally posted by IronMaiden: I do understand that, and I'm not just singling out this one game. There's a big difference between runs and huge comebacks/huge blown leads. This team seems to have a knack for both. Like Ramsde68 said, the EC Finals pretty much sums it up.
We also get behind big in the ECF's and came back to win.
I'm not talking about winning or losing here. I'm not getting on them. It was a great win tonight and I had full confidence they'd pull it out in OT. I'm simply noticing how awesome this team can be when they really really want it, and how terrible they can be when they let their guard down. When we're into it, we make good passes and good shots, get to the free throw line, make good defensive stops and create turnovers. When they're up by a lot and going through the motions, sometimes you see terrible contested 3s one after the other. Also I've noticed the lazy outlet passes after a defensive rebound that get stolen and converted into an easy layup. Bottom line is: this team is great when they play to their potential and there's no reason why they can't make it back to the finals.
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| Posts: 901 | Location: Kansas City | Registered: April 08, 2009 |    |
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This team has been blowing leads since I was a fan. What do you expect?
---------------------------------- Poorly Officiated Games: Nov 3, @ Pistons, #29 S. Javie, #45 J. Forte, #64 E. Roe Nov 6, vs Pistons #26 Bob Delaney , #42 Eric Lewis , #51 Leroy Richardson Nov 20, @ Celtics #32 Eddie F. Rush, #25 Tony Brothers, #75 Eric Dalen Dec 10, @ Jazz #22 Bill Spooner, #56 Mark Ayotte, #23 Jason Phillips Dec 11, @ Suns #17 Joe Crawford, #54 Derrick Collins, #53 Mark Lindsay Dec 21, vs Jazz #43 Dan Crawford, #30 Tony Brown, #33 Sean Corbin Jan 5, @ Pacers #43 Dan Crawford, #39 Kevin Fehr, #28 Tommy Nunez Jr. Jan 25, @ Grizzlies #27 Dick Bavetta, #74 Curtis Blair, #38 Michael Smith Mar 7, vs Lakers #15 Bennett Salvatore, #56 Mark Ayotte, #25 Tony Brothers
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| Posts: 5504 | Location: Orlando, Florida. | Registered: December 09, 2006 |    |
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