With the exception of the Bobcats vanishing, this has been a good playoff so far. The west especially, considering the Lakers were the only 'guaranteed' advancement.
The Heat had a great game Sunday behind the D-Wade show and a lot of Boston miscues, and the Buck's just knotted their series up.
Your absolutely right, the Lakers & Cavs were and still is the "guaranteed-advance" team in the playoffs.
u can take alot away from the Cavs from their coach to players for one loss to the Bulls.....but
u cant take nothing away from the Championship Lakers when it comes to the Lakers losing two games in OKC by the mighty young Thunders.
The Thunders has been matching-up perfectly with every top contender team this season, plus has been the shock, suprise, exciting, and uplifting team in the NBA since their first game of the 2009-10 regular season (N.O. Hornets shouldve stayed in OKC....the reviving OKC-Fans).
I always thought the best young team (with young coach Jax) that ever did it in the NBA were the "Jordan, Pippin, and Oakley" Chicago Bulls.
But move over.... here come a young-crew of players with a young coach that took it to the next level in their first 65 games of the 2009-10 season with a 41-24 record (OKC Thunders).
The 41-24 record for a same-YOUNG-team that had a previous 23 win season is a very outstanding accomplishment.
Hypothetically.....the young Thunders vs the young Bulls in a series I would have to put my money on the Thunders to win in 5 games or less.
D.Wade (44 points) knows his Miami Heat team were supposed to be exposed to a "SWEEP" in the 4th game.
SG/PG-Joe Johnson is realizing his Atlanta Hawks team still is without a decent PG he and his teammates can depend-on in a playoff series.
Rookie PG-Brandon Jennings let Joe Johnson know for two games in a row who HOUSE he was in.....series tied 2-2