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I dont disagree
However the clips were down 2-0 in both the first round and 2nd round and still won their series.
Ty Lue had made his adjustments after being down 2-0 in both series and had success. All i'm saying is i'd rather bet on the Clips right now at plus a lot of money than the suns and laying all that juice
To add... I actually think there is more value on PHX with the current number. But never like laying that much juice on stuff like this.
LAC is a tough, tough team. Play with a lot of grit and never give up no matter what the situation. But like I alluded to before, this situation is very different than the last two times they came back from down 0-2.
1. PHX has now won 9 post season games in a row.
2. PHX is the more athletic team.
3. PHX is playing with supreme confidence.
4. PHX has unreal team chemistry.
5. PHX is up 2-0 without their team MVP and leader.
6. PHX is most likely getting their team MVP and leader back for the rest of this series.
7. LAC most like is without their best player the rest of the series. Not only best player, but top 5 player in the entire league.
8. Outside of Paul George, the Clippers are shooting at an unreal clip from behind the 3 point line. And still can't win.
Coming back 0-2 in the playoffs is one thing in early rounds of the NBA playoffs. But I would imagine it's even more rare in the Conference Finals due to the talent upgrade of the teams involved. I think in the history of 7 games series, only like 15-20% of teams come back from down 0-2. Where do those odds go when that team is down their best player due to injury for the entire series?
LAC is a tough, tough team. I would never say the Suns are a 100% lock here to move on. But let's be real here. They are really up against it.
[h=3]Jun 23, 2021, 8:02 PM ET
Kawhi Leonard (right knee sprain) will not play in Game 3 vs. the Suns on Thursday.[/h]
The Clippers continue to proceed as though Kawhi is day-to-day, though it doesn't seem likely that we'll see him imminently. L.A. hasn't provided any specifics about the injury beyond a 'sprain', but Shams Charania reported that it could involve Kawhi's ACL. For now, it'll remain Paul George doing the heaviest lifting as the Clippers try to overcome their third straight 0-2 series deficit.
Source: Clippers PR on Twitter
Kawhi Leonard (right knee sprain) will not play in Game 3 vs. the Suns on Thursday.[/h]
The Clippers continue to proceed as though Kawhi is day-to-day, though it doesn't seem likely that we'll see him imminently. L.A. hasn't provided any specifics about the injury beyond a 'sprain', but Shams Charania reported that it could involve Kawhi's ACL. For now, it'll remain Paul George doing the heaviest lifting as the Clippers try to overcome their third straight 0-2 series deficit.
Source: Clippers PR on Twitter
