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Better for ratings: Lakers/Spurs, Rockets/Thunder
I'm anticipating a Laker win tonight so that Harden gets to go against his old squad in the first round. NBA also knows that the Lakers would get run out of the gym in a series vs. OKC, whereas against banged-up SA, they have a shot and it would be an interesting, grinding series that will keep the Lakers in it for a longer period of time.
Thoughts?
hard to disagree with this logic
Rockets/Thunder. Lakers minus kobe just doesn't have the star power to drive ratings. Spurs lack any superstar players also. Rockets/Thunder will have the Harden vs his old team dynamic as well as 2 teams that can put up points.
Yeah, I should've clarified in my title to say that these two matchups are what I'm anticipating from the first round, instead of Lakers/Thunder and Rockets/Spurs. I wasn't asking which was the better out of the two -- I just think this is the combo the NBA wants. Sorry for the confusion.Originally Posted by Frisco
You know these will be the matchups.
It's so predictable.
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