[Leftcoast]

Current playoffs must make you sick to your stomach then, right? - Mick

Not sick but, yeah, I was expecting to see a more fluid final round.

Nonetheless, I'm enjoying the interplay between the Cav's dinosaur ball and the Warriors play with each team trying to play the finals at their speed.  The Cavs want a half-court game and long possessions that end with them giving the ball to James preferably in a one-on-one situation.  They run endless isolation plays where the ball is given to James and the rest of the team runs to the other side of the court broken up by the occasional pick and roll.    The Warriors want the antithesis of this.

Before this series I was confident the better team would beat a single superstar but so far James and the Cavs have dictated the pace of play.  I'm hopeful Kerr, Curry and team will figure this out - Just not as hopeful as I was before Sunday. 

Forget this series - Which style of play do you see the association moving toward in the next fiver years?  Fluid styles based upon ball movement, shotmakers and multi-position athletes or isolation offenses and maul-ball?

[Leftcoast]

Current playoffs must make you sick to your stomach then, right? - Mick

Not sick but, yeah, I was expecting to see a more fluid final round.

Nonetheless, I'm enjoying the interplay between the Cav's dinosaur ball and the Warriors play with each team trying to play the finals at their speed.  The Cavs want a half-court game and long possessions that end with them giving the ball to James preferably in a one-on-one situation.  They run endless isolation plays where the ball is given to James and the rest of the team runs to the other side of the court broken up by the occasional pick and roll.    The Warriors want the antithesis of this.

Before this series I was confident the better team would beat a single superstar but so far James and the Cavs have dictated the pace of play.  I'm hopeful Kerr, Curry and team will figure this out - Just not as hopeful as I was before Sunday. 

Forget this series - Which style of play do you see the association moving toward in the next fiver years?  Fluid styles based upon ball movement, shotmakers and multi-position athletes or isolation offenses and maul-ball?