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The Miami Heat and Brooklyn Nets will face off in the second round of the postseason in a battle of the first and sixth seeds in the Eastern Conference.
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The Miami Heat and Brooklyn Nets will face off in the second round of the postseason in a battle of the first and sixth seeds in the Eastern Conference.
The Brooklyn Nets will make the trip out to South Beach just two days after a deciding Game 7 in their opening round series, as they will continue into the Eastern Conference semifinals with a visit with the Miami Heat.
It took seven games, but the San Antonio Spurs made it past the Dallas Mavericks in Round 1 of the 2014 NBA playoffs, and now they have a date with the Portland Trail Blazers – the team who knocked off the Houston Rockets in six games.
Los Angeles won’t get any time to relax when they travel to Oklahoma City to open the Western Conference semifinals against the Thunder on Monday night.
The Wizards have been cooling their heels waiting to see who they are going to play. The fact that it is Indiana is hardly a surprise and even though they lost the season series to the Pacers, 2-1, I am sure they are going into this game with a high level of confidence.
In a strange twist it was Washington that made quick work of their opponent in their round 1 series. Meanwhile even though Indiana ultimately put away Atlanta, they certainly did not look like a top team in the process.
The San Antonio Spurs and Portland Trail Blazers have survived Round 1, and now the two will face off in the Western Conference Semifinals. The two franchises have faced off in the postseason three times (San Antonio leads the series 2-1) with the 1999 Western Conference Finals being the most recent.
The 2014 NBA playoffs have been anything but a breeze for the Los Angeles Clippers and Oklahoma City Thunder. Now the two will face off in what could very well be the most entertaining series of the entire second round.
The Mavs are 50-38 ATS with an O/U record of 49-39 and the Spurs are 45-43 ATS with an O/U record of 48-39-1. This season the Spurs are 34-10 at home and the Mavs are 24-20 on the road.
The Toronto Raptors and Brooklyn Nets head back to the Air Canada Centre for a deciding Game 7 on Sunday. In what has been a very exciting playoffs, this series has been the poster child, with these two evenly matched teams providing entertainment from start to finish when they hit the court. Their last game was the most lopsided contest yet, with the Nets cruising to a 97-83.
The Hawks are on the edge of becoming a special story or just another footnote of teams that got close but no cigar. They blew the chance to close out the series at home and now have to enter one of the toughest arenas in the league to win in for game 7.
The Brooklyn Nets and Toronto Raptors will head back to the Barclays Center for Game 6 on Saturday night. The Raptors have won back-to-back games in the series to take a 3-2 series lead. The team saw a 26-point lead fade away, but the Raptors were able to grind out the win on their home court.
The Spurs are 45-42 ATS with an O/U record of 47-39-1 and the Mavs are 49-38 ATS with an O/U record of 48-39. This season the Mavs are 27-16 at home and the Spurs are 31-12 on the road.
The Portland Trail Blazers won three of the first four games in this series, but Game 5 was all about the Houston Rockets. Clutch City defeated Rip City 108-98, in what was the first contest of the series that was decided by double digits.
The Warriors head home to play Los Angeles on Thursday, trying to force a pivotal game seven if they can find a way beat the Clippers who now hold a 3-2 advantage in the Western Conference series after they downed Golden State at home on Tuesday.
This year top seeds are getting challenged more than any time in recent memory. Indiana has been pushed to the edge needing to win the final two games of their series to move to the next round…and avoid embarrassment.