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Message: [QUOTE="Dogdeacon, post: 2717605, member: 1026"] I can't believe after game 1 there's an entire page about an article about a hypothetical trade of the two guys that didn't play all year. Who cares - its not basketball until at at least 18-19 season. Celtics ran Cleveland off the court with better more versatile/switchable small ball players. They started Morris instead of Baynes and TLue kind of caved rather than try to slow it down and grind bigs. I think that's what happens in game 2 in Boston, Cavs start TThompson and play slow, dominate the glass, heavy doses of LeBron, Love and Thompson post-ups early with shooters AFTER inside game has been established or on offensive rebound kickouts. If the Celtics can rebound with them they should win again by 5-8. If Cavs outrebound I see it coming down to LeBron possessions late = maybe FTs. Back in Cleveland they might try to run a bit more, but yesterday it was analogous to game 1 of Sixers series where it was quite apparent that 2-8 the Celtics have vastly superior athletes, can shoot, drive and defend better. [/QUOTE]