Army of GOD wrote:whitestazn88 wrote:Army of GOD wrote:f*ck KD. He's such a good shooter. So many times we contested his shots yet he still drained them.
Bosh and Wade played really passively and we can't have that. We wasted a good game by Chalmers and Battier.
Game 2 is huge. Lebron needs to shut KD down. I don't want to see Battier on KD at all in the fourth. Hopefully we can get Westbrook to jack up jumpers.
I think the biggest problem for the Heat moving forward is defense. They don't have enough people to guard all of the Thunder weapons. Bosh has to take one of the big men, but who gets the other? Lebron? That leaves KD. If you put Lebron on KD and Wade on Westbrook, well then good luck because Sefalosha is still capable, as are Fisher, Harden, and to a degree Cook. If Perkins or Ibaka go into foul trouble, apparently Nick Collison can clean the glass like a pro.
The Thunder, like the Celtics tried to do before them, really only need to stop 1 guy, 2 now that Bosh is healthy. But Perkins/Ibaka got Bosh covered pretty well I'd say, and it's not like he's putting up 30 a game anyway. They can live with Lebron getting 40, if that means Wade is struggling. And they don't even really need to cover any of the Heat perimeter shooters, because as we saw tonight, even if they get hot for a quarter or a half, you can't shoot 60% from 3-point land for a whole game, let alone a whole series of games.
I love how you're implying that Sefalosha and others are as good on offense as D Wade.
I don't think that's what I meant. In fact, I don't see where that could be implied. I thought that in the first paragraph, I kinda concluded that KD/Westbrook cancel out Lebron/Wade. It's the other pieces, and the depth of those pieces that give the Thunder the advantage.
I did say that Wade has struggled. And maybe if you mean Sefalosha and the others aggregated being as good as Wade, then yes, I am ok with you thinking I thought that.










































































