No. I'd say slight edge to the Clippers in that case.
I agree, but I think Steph's done sitting, looks like he'll be back tomorrow.
Meanwhile. back East, glad to see the Celtics win one, make it a little more interesting series with Atlanta, As a lifelong short person (taller than Prince, shorter than Isaiah Thomas), really enjoy seeing the 5-foot-9 Thomas go off for 42, he's a freak.
The winner of that series gets the Cavs, who are playing their best ball of the season at just the right time. Thought the Pistons would win their one game last night -- big loud crowd, first home playoff game in seven years -- but the Cavs, at least for three games against a No. 8 seed, are looking like a team that could win it all. LeBron, Kyrie and Love are clicking, Thompson's an absolute monster and Dellavedova has evolved into an exceptional role player. What a great overachiever. I don't think Jeff Van Gundy's far off when he says he thinks Delly will become a $10 million a year man in free agency this summer.
Too bad the Pistons can't play their key, possibly best player because he can't shoot free throws. Prince could do better (too soon?) than Drummond, 6-24 in four games.
And Lue, I think, is taking it to Stan Van Gundy big-time. Too bad Blatt got the axe mid-season (btw, Happy Pesach!), but putting Lue in charge is looking more and more like a smart move.
This play Lue drew up during a timeout with the Cavs up five with seven tenths of a second on the shot clock in the final minute was sick. Great execution, too.