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06-10-2007, 08:23 PM
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Cavs: Adjustments
Defense:
1. Do not let the Big I follow Duncan out 20 feet from the basket to show on screens for Parker. He is not quick enough. Hair man might be able to accomplish this, but not the 7' 2" glacial one. 2. Make Parker shoot jumpers (this would follow #1). Make him beat you on jumpers. If he drives, he must be fouled before he shoots. 3. No triple teams on Duncan. Run only one man off the ball and vary the timing. 4. Block the hell out. Dont let the Spurs tough the ball after it goes up. The Spurs must have got 20 chances on 2nd tips back out after misses. They play very good defense but San Antonio knows Cleveland will not run, so they are sending quick people to the boards on offense. Offense: 1. Try to run even if you have to pull it up. At least outlet the ball and run it up when appropriate. There has to be same threat of easy baskets otherwise the Spurs will again get too many offensive rebounds. 2. Do not bring a pick out for James when he has the ball. This automatically brings a double team and takes the ball out of his hands and wont allow him to turn the corner. Either that our find a way to split the double which I dont see happening. James must be able to use his strength. And that is going full steam to the basket, making layups/dunks and getting fouls. He needs to be able to turn the corner and use his strength while going towards the basket. Then the shorter jumper will open up. 3. Off the ball screens for James off a cut, or leave him alone out front. No screens when he has the ball. (partial solution to #3) 4. Dont go nuts and start Gibson. This will most likely lead to early turnovers. The guy is comfortable coming off the bench and scoring. And he cant stop Parker anyway. He needs to watch the game before he comes in. The Cavs can stay close, if they keep the turnovers down. If the Cavs turn the ball over, it is death. The Spurs did not shoot well the first game. Cleveland has got to know some slight positive adjustments can let them win a game down the stretch. They know they can win close games in the last few minutes with a player like Lebron. And I thank you... 
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06-10-2007, 08:34 PM
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Don't give the opponents ideas to beat your own team
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06-10-2007, 09:03 PM
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06-10-2007, 09:15 PM
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I like everything about her...beautiful woman with a beautiful voice, followed her since her early teens!
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06-10-2007, 09:58 PM
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Cavs haven't made any adjustments...Spurs look like men playing boys! No answer for any of Spurs big three and James still can't shoot a jump shot!
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06-10-2007, 10:10 PM
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51-27 and still 3 minutes till halftime, this is ugly...how good are the Spurs???
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