I think that the first match will tell us how to play the rest of the series. Miami desperately needs to win Game 1 in a series of chance you have. Would not only surrender home-court advantage with a loss, but they also begin the process of self-doubt that have plagued the times of the year. Miami and a few strips of a big win, but when you lose, they tend to lose in bunches. They started 9-8, then 21.22, and lost four of the 12, five, 14, lost five in a row, close and then win 15 of 18. To Oorul side by side with a lot of new parts of the season, you do not have a lot of organization to retreat when they start losing. They point fingers, and sulk for some time, and then figure out something that works. But in a series of qualifying in short, it will not cut it. Boston, meanwhile, could win the series if they lose in any case for Game 1, but they have themselves the best shot if he wins.
However, the way I tend Miami in this series. Boston won three of four in the regular season, but the circumstances have changed. Celtics really can not rely on Shaquille O'Neal at this point, and his presence was a great exposure to weakness in Miami and set screens for the Liberation of Ray Allen. Without this element, Boston lost its competitive advantage.................
