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On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:26:10 -0400, "SSychoBoy"
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>Not sure whether anyone reads... Glad to see some activity.
>I have to say that it was totally unexpected. But welcome. I think game 3
>will be 1 of 2 things: the Wizards coming out huge after being blown out.
>Which could be offset by some Cavs finally getting off the schneid and
>hitting some shots (Wally, Boobie, Joe Smith).
>Did anyone else think that Ben Wallace set the tone early with his points,
>block and hustle on the boards? I think it set to the tone for Anderson who
>also played considerably better than game 1.
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>"barry" <toisan_boy RemoveThis @nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> about the cavs thumping the wizards?
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>> no traffic in the wizards NG either.
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i give eddie jordan credit for actually having a game plan in game 3 -
and coach brown didn't adjust.

our PG's have to respond better to defensive pressure - or maybe damon
jones should get some time - poor defender maybe, but a credible
assist to turnover ratio.

it looks like they're trapping on the pick and roll/pop and basically
double teaming james to make him give up the ball. so when lebron does
give up the ball, the guy receiving the ball should look for another
pass instead of the shot (especially if they're not hitting) - a few
give & go's back to lebron (assuming he breaks towards the basket) or
they could look to getting the ball to Z down low.




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