Foul trouble - that's what I see as the key to the series

[Admin]

For me it's as simple as foul trouble. Last night especially we saw Millsap rack up the fouls in the 2nd half, we saw Korver miss a lot of time as they attacked him early to get him in foul trouble, and the big one, we got Hibbert in foul trouble and that forced the Pacers to go small and quickly eat up our 10 point lead. In game 7 we've got to defend without fouling and if we can keep Millsap, Korver and Hibbert on the floor then we've got a great shot at winning.

[PSSSHHHRRR87]

That's what I noticed too. The games that the Hawks won they got Stephenson, West, Hibbert, and George in foul trouble early. Korver played most of the game yesterday with 4 fouls and DMC has foul problems guarding PG. On Saturday, we need to attack West and get him foul trouble early. That's how you take out these behemoths, you gotta get their starters in foul trouble. Turner and Scola didn't touch the floor cause West, George, and Stephendon were never in foul trouble. We have to make them pay from three too. Causes the defense to spread out and then can attack and catch the forward defending late. If we can get West outta the game early, we should win game 7.

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[BrazilianHawk]

For me, the key is hitting wide open jumpers.

[IBelieveInFerry]

35% from the 3 point line or better and the Hawks win easily

[hazer]

When we score more than the other team, we usually win O_o

Edited May 2, 2014 by hazer