Celtics Lose

PatsDynasty wrote:

celtics cant lose at home

They also cant win on the road, so one slip up at home and uh oh bye bye championship

mksadng wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

celtics cant lose at home

They also cant win on the road, so one slip up at home and uh oh bye bye championship

or they could also win one in the road...

honestly i think its kinda overblown. if we dont win a road game and win this series in 7, then ill think that its a major issue but honestly I think home court only makes 5-10% difference in a game.

home court definetly makes more of a difference, teams have been 15-1 when they on their home court, so i pretty sure that home court makes a bigger difference than 5-10%

PatsDynasty wrote:

home court definetly makes more of a difference, teams have been 15-1 when they on their home court, so i pretty sure that home court makes a bigger difference than 5-10%

Seriously, its about the players, not about the fans. I undestand the records and everything, but keep in mind a lot of those wins are higher seeded teams... 15% at the most.

what does higher seeded teams have to do with anything??

PatsDynasty wrote:

what does higher seeded teams have to do with anything??

Well if a 2 is playing a 7 at home, the home court probably isn't a factor.

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

what does higher seeded teams have to do with anything??

Well if a 2 is playing a 7 at home, the home court probably isn't a factor.

It is a factor, its just that it doesn't matter. the number 7 seed would lose anyway.

Nerd85 wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

what does higher seeded teams have to do with anything??

Well if a 2 is playing a 7 at home, the home court probably isn't a factor.

It is a factor, its just that it doesn't matter. the number 7 seed would lose anyway.

ya thats what i meant

u just proved yourself wrong if the teams in the second round of the playoffs have a 15-1 record when they r at home then that means in your cases the lower seed beat the higher seed at home, so homecourt advantage does make a big difference

dosnt the hornets also have a good road record? and its road records that win champions

celtics won!!! pierce had 41 points

Its over for the Spurs tonight.

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

Lakers are gonna lose to whoever they play. I just know it.

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

well judging by their first 18 games, and playing an easier opponent than other they had faced, you would think that the patriots would have won the super bowl

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

well judging by their first 18 games, and playing an easier opponent than other they had faced, you would think that the patriots would have won the super bowl

basketball is a diferent sport than football, if the patriots were playing a best out of 7 series against the giants they would have one the series, you cant compare 2 totally different sports

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

well judging by their first 18 games, and playing an easier opponent than other they had faced, you would think that the patriots would have won the super bowl

basketball is a diferent sport than football, if the patriots were playing a best out of 7 series against the giants they would have one the series, you cant compare 2 totally different sports

They probably would have "one" a 7 game series against the Giants. That was merely an example, and I wasn't comparing the nature of the sports, I was comparing that you can't guarantee anything in sports, that was merely an example.

If you want a basketball example, take last year's first round. The 8 seed Golden State defeated the number 1 seed Dallas. Just shows you that nothing is guaranteed.

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

well judging by their first 18 games, and playing an easier opponent than other they had faced, you would think that the patriots would have won the super bowl

basketball is a diferent sport than football, if the patriots were playing a best out of 7 series against the giants they would have one the series, you cant compare 2 totally different sports

They probably would have "one" a 7 game series against the Giants. That was merely an example, and I wasn't comparing the nature of the sports, I was comparing that you can't guarantee anything in sports, that was merely an example.

If you want a basketball example, take last year's first round. The 8 seed Golden State defeated the number 1 seed Dallas. Just shows you that nothing is guaranteed.

im not guaranteeing anything, im just saying the lakers are undefeated at home so far, during the playoffs. and if i were to bet on it i would take the lakers over hornets or the spurs, since either team would be coming off a game 7 which would make them really tired, and the hornets r banged up with minor injuries to West and Chandler, im not guaranteeing that the lakers are going to win the conference finals but i do think they have the best chance

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

SoxNats08 wrote:

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

Don't be so sure, I think the Lakers only have about 60% odds of winning against whoever they face.

they r unstoppable at home and since they the number one seed in the west they will get homecourt through any series

In sports almost nothing is guaranteed.

well judging from wat happened last round homecourt advantage has played a big role

well judging by their first 18 games, and playing an easier opponent than other they had faced, you would think that the patriots would have won the super bowl

basketball is a diferent sport than football, if the patriots were playing a best out of 7 series against the giants they would have one the series, you cant compare 2 totally different sports

They probably would have "one" a 7 game series against the Giants. That was merely an example, and I wasn't comparing the nature of the sports, I was comparing that you can't guarantee anything in sports, that was merely an example.

If you want a basketball example, take last year's first round. The 8 seed Golden State defeated the number 1 seed Dallas. Just shows you that nothing is guaranteed.

im not guaranteeing anything, im just saying the lakers are undefeated at home so far, during the playoffs. and if i were to bet on it i would take the lakers over hornets or the spurs, since either team would be coming off a game 7 which would make them really tired, and the hornets r banged up with minor injuries to West and Chandler, im not guaranteeing that the lakers are going to win the conference finals but i do think they have the best chance

PatsDynasty wrote:

i dont think so but it doesnt matter either team is going to lose to the lakers in the conference finals

That looks like a guarantee to me.

YOU JUST GOT PWN3D BITCH