At least during playoffs, it throws off your momentum, your sync, or whatever the hell you call it when a teams hyped going into the next game with positive rhythm.
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05-20-08 10:13 PM #1
NBA - Pistons - Proves rest periods doesnt do anything good
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05-20-08 10:15 PM #2
If a teams that happy to be able to rest early and not play that bad, it just shows their lazy friggin attitudes. But sometimes they need a mental break, review other team closely, etc, but now with these arragont pistons.
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05-20-08 10:17 PM #3
1 game shows nothing IMO. Then again I am 0-2.
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05-20-08 10:18 PM #4
1 game, yes, but game 1 does, thats the whole point, how to get back into it, aproach the Court again under the bright lights. Game 1 should be the automatic winner for a "rested" team.
Originally Posted by WileOut
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05-20-08 10:23 PM #5
I think Boston is just better. KG combined with Pierce is simply too much star power.
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