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| Memphis Grizzlies at San Antonio Spurs AT&T Center, San Antonio, TX | ||
Playoff Stats | ||
97.2 | Points Per Game | 102.8 |
92.4 | Opponent PPG | 93.0 |
43.3 | FG% | 46.0 |
43.5 | Opponent FG% | 43.6 |
40.1 | Rebounds Per Game | 43.8 |
19.5 | Assists Per Game | 23.0 |
4.09 | Blocks Per Game | 4.5 |
10.4 | Turnovers Per Game | 11.1 |
31.4 | 3P% | 35.6 |
31.8 | Opponent 3P% | 33.2 |
76.7 | FT% | 75.8 |
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Projected Starters | ||
Mike Conley | Point Guard | Tony Parker |
Tony Allen | Shooting Guard | Danny Green |
Marc Gasol | Center | Tiago Splitter |
Tayshaun Prince | Small Forward | Kawhi Leonard |
Zach Randolph | Power Forward | Tim Duncan |
I am extremely excited about this series. We have two teams that execute extremely well and keep turnovers low.
The Spurs are playing for a chance to reach their fifth NBA Finals appearance in the last fifteen years, while this is the Grizzlies first trip ever to the Western Conference Finals.
We should see some great team basketball, not a whole lot of ISO, lots of solid, crisp ball movement.
I'm a bit torn on prediction. I think the Spurs pull out a close one here in game one, but I am going to take Memphis in seven very hard fought games.
What are your predictions for this game and for the series?