2014 NBA Finals...updates

mbona Spurs hamjaweka Pic au ndio watu wa Miami? Safarihii Spurs anashinda 4-2 final tuombe Parker awe mzima.
 
Pazi said:
mbona Spurs hamjaweka Pic au ndio watu wa Miami? Safarihii Spurs anashinda 4-2 final tuombe Parker awe mzima.
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...yaani nikiangalia ndani ya Spurs...naona ni "total package"....na zaidi......maana kuna three pointers za uhakika, Belinelli, Green, Diaw, Manu......ukichanganya vurugu za Parker, Tim, Leonard na Mills....yaani sioni wa kuwazuia kuchukua ubingwa mwaka huu.....naona Ab-Titchaz ....ametuminyia/kaushia pichaz!.....lol
 
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Ogah said:
Naona kijana wetu Hashim Thabeet anaendeleza usuguaji wa benchi.....yeye kazi yake sasa ni kushangilia tu....duuuhh
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hahaha hasheem was supposed to be in a cheerleader group.kikapu kimeshamahinda.
 

Kamanda,

kumbe hivi hukupata mualiko au vipi?...watu tulikua Nairobi tunamualika 'Baba' Raila Agwambo Odinga
baada ya kipindi cha miezi mitatu. Nenda chungulia hapa mazee... https://www.jamiiforums.com/kenyan-politics/667098-thousands-travel-to-city-for-raila-rally.html

Sasa acha nirudie shughuli ya NBA wakuu.
 
Pazi said:
mbona Spurs hamjaweka Pic au ndio watu wa Miami? Safarihii Spurs anashinda 4-2 final tuombe Parker awe mzima.
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Spurs beat Thunder in OT, advance to NBA Finals

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - MAY 31: Tim Duncan #21 and Manu Ginobili #20 of the San Antonio Spurs celebrate together after the Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 112-107 in overtime during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (Photo by Sue Ogocki-Pool/Getty Images).


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San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich shouts from the sideline during the first half against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals NBA basketball playoff series, in Oklahoma City, Saturday, May 31, 2014.
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San Antonio Spurs forward Tim Duncan, rear, and guard Manu Ginobili (20) embrace after overtime of Game 6 of the Western Conference finals NBA basketball playoff series against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Oklahoma City, Saturday, May 31, 2014. San Antonio won 112-107 and advanced to the NBA .
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Inaumaaa!!!!



Kevin Durant and Serge Ibaka of the Oklahoma City Thunder walk off the court after the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Thunder 112-107 in overtime during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.
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Kevin Durant and Kendrick Perkins of the Oklahoma City Thunder defend against Kawhi Leonard of the San Antonio Spurs in the first half during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.




Tim Duncan of the San Antonio Spurs goes up for the layup against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals during the 2014 NBA Playoffs at the Chesapeake Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.




Manu Ginobili of the San Antonio Spurs drives with the ball against Steven Adams of the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first half during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.

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Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs walks across the court in the first half of the game against the Oklahoma City Thunder during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.





Kevin Durant of the Oklahoma City Thunder takes a shot against the San Antonio Spurs in Game Six of the Western Conference Finals during the 2014 NBA Playoffs on May 31, 2014 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City.





Kawhi Leonard of the San Antonio Spurs fights for the ball with Kevin Durant and Kendrick Perkins of the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first half during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.
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Manu Ginobili of the San Antonio Spurs drives with the ball against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the first half during Game Six of the Western Conference Finals of the 2014 NBA Playoffs at Chesapeake Energy Arena on May 31, 2014 in Oklahoma City.​
 
Mourinho said:
Fainali ya kwanza leo Spurs Vs Heat, mwaka jana hawa Heat walitunyang'anya tonge mdomoni, muda wa kisasi umewadia.

Wapi shifta Pazi Ab-Titchaz BAK Ogah kadoda RRONDO na Wakuu wengine
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Tupo tunasubiri kuona Tatu za Danny Green Naomba Parker awe kamili Kibulibuli kitapenya tu cha ufaransa Kaka yake Duncan mzee wa Basic Basketball namuaminia Manu ndio anatakiwa kunyayua game yake Papa Leo anawatoa wanawe vizuri wanaijua NBA Finals juu chini Haitaji Cheerleader Bench.
 
RRONDO said:
duh mimi ni miami heat lakini season hii kuna kitu kinaniambia spurs watatufunga....naomba niwe wrong!!!
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Hebu msome huyu Bwana mkubwa hapo chini!.


With the stage now set, here are a few thoughts on what looks to be another classic Final's matchup:

  • The Spurs get a bad rap as a boring team, but both the Heat and Spurs ranked number one and two respectively in offensive efficiency rating this season. Each squad runs an analytics-friendly offense: expect to see the rock flying around the perimeter and a lot of open threes off of drive-and-kicks.
  • When I watch the Spurs, I find myself wondering if some of their players are actually good. Obviously, Duncan, Ginobili and Parker are all-time talents, but I can't help but think sometimes that if Danny Green were still on the Cavs, he'd be the last man on the bench. Another example: Patty Mills -- he was in and out of the league before landing in San Antonio in 2012 and now he looks like the second coming of Mark Price. It seems Popovich's famed offensive system gives players like Mills and Green an opportunity to showcase their skills or maybe these guys are just putting in work with shooting coach, Chip Engelland -- the man credited with teaching Kawhi and Tony Parker to shoot. I don't know what the secret formula is, but regardless I'll take two of whatever Marco Belinelli is having. No one cared to sign the Italiani after the 2013 campaign -- and for good reason -- he was an average-to-below-average NBA shooting guard. Put him on the Spurs? BAM!...best season as a pro. More than any other team in the NBA, San Antonio knows how to squeeze all the talent out of their assets.
  • Lebron has to put his imprint on this series from the jump. Best way to do it? Take Kawhi down to the low block and dominate from the post by either scoring if the help doesn't come or, if the second defender does commit to him, by whipping the ball across court to open shooters. In the first five games of the Finals last year, the Spurs went under screens and begged James to take wide-open threes and long-range twos. The strategy seemed to mess up James' rhythm and when he didn't make his shots early, he appeared to lose confidence in his outside stroke. I wouldn't be surprised if Pop pulled out a totally new tactic on defense this year aimed to screw with LBJ's head in a different way, but no matter what the Mad, Angry Scientist comes up with, Lebron has to beat it if the Heat are going to have a chance in this series.
  • That being said, Lebron can't win the Finals by himself. The Heat need Wade and Bosh to be in contention for second, third or (at worst) fourth best player in the series in order to win. Either Wade or Bosh (preferably both) need to consistently play better than at least three of the Spurs top guys (Duncan, Parker, Ginobili or Leonard) in order to win. If Lebron plays great, but Wade and Bosh are meh, while let's say Duncan, Ginobili and Leonard are the second through fourth best players in the game respectively, than the Heat will lose. Does that make sense?
  • What is Kawhi Leonard going to do in this series? He is the biggest wildcard on either team -- all the other players that get big time minutes are (more or less) proven commodities or at least known commodities, but Kawhi has the chance to transcend his role as the defense-and-corner-threes stalwart and emerge as a star. The Heat only have two reliable shot-creators in Wade and Lebron -- the minimum required to win in the playoffs. If Kawhi steps up and becomes the Spurs's third reliable playmaker behind Parker and Ginobili the Heat are in trouble.
 
Nakula likizo ndani ya "The Sunshine State"......wakati huo huo sioni kama Heat anaweza kukatiza mbele ya Spurs......I do not see that "upenyo"...at all!
 
Hahahahahahaaaaa
Danny 'The Green Ranger' Green from downtown

We are from Texas, We can take the Heat
RRONDO where art thou?
 
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