NBA Playoffs 2008. The Raptors lost a great opportunity

This morning Toronto Raptors lost a very great opportunity to put the tie 1-1 against Orlando. Chris Bosh struggled with the last shot and was back in Canada with a 2-0 against.

In fact, all parties have left this morning crossings in 2-0, although that was only until the end emotion was the match between the Magic against the Raptors.

103-104 on the scoreboard with nine seconds left, Orlando Magic lost the ball and everything was in the hands of Chris Bosh to decide the fate of luck. This goes well in the NBA, the star of the team will almost always play the ball game. And this time it was right. We must also say it was a far distance for him, almost triple (though he had scored a triple two attempts in the game), but the Raptors did not smile at the fate and lost.

By the way, when are you going to ignore the tantrums of TJ Ford to get more minutes Jose Calderon? TJ Ford in the two games has done nothing. In the first, Calderon either, but in the latter was quite right to face the hoop (7-11 from the field with 3-5 on triples). Ford scored 6 points with terrible percentages (1 of 8). The Toronto Raptors starting lineup deserves a complete overhaul. Reserves as Delfino has been doing a great season since Jason Kapono started and is doing well in these two parties level.

San Antonio Spurs are going to Phoenix with two wins. This time there was no extension. The Suns are very happy the promised early in the game (went on to win by 14 points) but a slut in the third quarter (11-27 for the Spurs) took them to another victory and now they must overturn a 2-0. Tim Duncan again demonstrated why his MVPs and scored 18 points and 17 rebounds. Between this and Manu Ginobili (29 points) and Tony Parker (32) finished off the Suns.

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In Phoenix, Amare Stoudamire scored 33 points, Shaquille O'Neal 19 (with 14 rebounds) and Steve Nash 20 with 10 assists. Horrible match Leandro Barbosa and Raja Bell.

And finally, New Orleans get back on track by winning his cross back to Dallas Mavericks 103-127. The Mavs never had options and were overwhelmed by a phenomenal (phenomenal but the good ones) Chris Paul, who scored 37 points and 17 assists, with 10 of 16 field goals. David West (27 points) and Peja Stojakovic (22 points) rounded out the task.