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Game 7 of the NBA Finals is nearly 48 hours away, so the title of this blog may be a bit misleading. But probably not. In the history of the NBA, home teams have won more than 80% of Game 7's in the playoffs, including 13 of 16 in the NBA Finals. Read More
Not so fast...
Two quick comments before I hit the sack:
Regarding point number one - I'm not sure I believe the extra travel done by the 'away' team two weeks ago, when the best of seven series began, has much of an effect on performance in game seven.
Also, I think most sports champions make a point of thanking the fans for all of their support ("We have the greatest fans in the world..."), so I am sure a Lakers victory on Thursday will be no different - the players, coach, management will thank the fans (at least an 80% chance, which you already established is a pretty high likelihood). JMO.
I'm with Bob. I think the
I'm with Bob. I think the Lakers are hot headed and cocky. I love Ray Allen even though he hasn't been doing very well, along with the rest of the Celtics.
I'm with Bob. I think the
I'm with Bob. I think the Lakers are hot headed and cocky. I love Ray Allen even though he hasn't been doing very well, along with the rest of the Celtics.
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