Who'll win it all, Suns or Spurs?

Because everyone in their right ming knows that there's less than 0,1% chance that someone else will win it all. Pistons are the only other decent playoff team and can hope to do some damage. (Nets have some experience too.)

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Between the Spurs and Suns I think the Spurs will win the series and go on to the conference finals. Then onto the Finals to face the Pistons.
Then I think the Pistons will win the championship.

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neither will win it. GOLDEN STATE WILL.lol.

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I think the Pistons or Cavs will win it.

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Wth did you forget about the bulls but other then that suns will take it

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Suns...No argument needed.

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I think the Suns will win it. I happen to really dislike the spurs. All the do is flop and complain. They think every single call should go there way. And Steve Nash deserves a title.

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i think tha spurs will do it again cause they are less anxious since they have already won two titles already and cause of their great defense skill they are a more stable team than suns! suns-spurs series 2-4 i think!

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the suns are the favorites to beat the spurs, but i believe the opposite will happen. its gonna be a lot like 2005, when the spurs killed the suns 4-1 in the wcf

The Phoenix Suns feature a controlled-chaotic offense, led by Steve Nash, Amare Stoudemire, and Shawn Marion… just as they did in 2005.

Two years ago, Joe Johnson and Quentin Richardson were the Suns’ best ballers not named Nash, Marion, or Stoudemire. This year, it’s Barbosa and Bell. But if you compare the production of the Johnson/Richardson combination in 2005 to Barbosa/Bell this year, you’ll find virtually identical numbers.

Speaking of virtually identical numbers…

In 2005, Phoenix scored 110.4 points a game, while their opponents scored 103.3 per contest. They went 62-20 that year with a 7.1 point differential.

This year, Phoenix scored 110.2 per game. Their opponents: 102.9 per game. Phoenix’s 2007 record was 61-21 with a 7.3 differential.

Hmmm…

Having chronicled the similarities, I should point out that the Suns have a slightly better assortment of role players than they did a couple years back, and they are certainly a more experienced team this time around. While they are largely the same team as they were in 2005, these improvements will help them avoid another short series with San Antonio.

The Spurs have also recast many of their supporting roles, while continuing to spin on the same Tim/Tony/Manu axis they have for years now. And they certainly haven’t altered their defense-first basketball theology.

I do believe the Spurs are a little better offensive team than they were 2 seasons ago with the addition of Michael Finley, and Brent Barry finally earning his paycheck when he's on the floor. I also feel they match up a little better against a team like Phoenix, now that they have a more mobile front line. But like the Suns, this basketball team hasn’t made any structural changes within the last 2 years. The core of this Spurs team remains the same.

In 2004-2005, the Spurs scored 96.2 points per game, while holding their opponents to 88.4 per contest. They went 59-23, with a 7.8 point differential.

This year, the Spurs scored 98.5 points per game, while limiting opponents to 90.1 ppg. They went 58-24 this season with an 8.4 point differential.

Opponents scoring was up 1.7 ppg from 2005, but that should be attributed to early-season defensive underachievement, which the Spurs later rectified to once again finished tops in opponents ppg and opponents FG%.

BOTTOM LINE:

As was the case 2 years ago, an up-tempo game doesn’t bother the Spurs at all, but they will try to slow it down because while the Spurs can play at any speed, Phoenix is NOT comfortable playing grind-out basketball. The Spurs are far better equipped to handle a frantic pace than the Suns are equipped to play a half-court game.

One of San Antonio’s greatest advantages will be their ability to push Phoenix outside their comfort zone. That is something Phoenix can’t do to San Antonio, because the Spurs aren’t at all uncomfortable in an up-tempo game… as they’ve proven numerous times in recent years, including their near sweep of the Suns two seasons ago.

Really folks, these teams aren’t all that different from what they were the last time they met in the post-season… and I don’t expect a drastically different result.

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Suns will.
Come on here, know one can cover Amare. Yes, Parker is fast, but Steve Nash's athleticism will definitely have an advantage. The Suns also have a good bench, Leandro Barbosa won the sixth man award for a reason, he can come in any time and do the job. The suns are well-rounded and will definitely take it all!

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SUNS!!!!

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Suns and Spurs are my two fav teams, but im pretty sure the spurs will win this year

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