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San Antonio Spurs (4-1) @ Boston Celtics (2-2)
Previous Meetings:
N/A
Projected Starting Lineup:
PG - Tony Parker (22.6 PPG - 5.8 APG - 3.2 RPG)
SG - Manu Ginobili (11.0 PPG - 5.4 RPG - 3.0 APG)
SF - Bruce Bowen (6.6 PPG - 3.0 RPG - 1.4 APG)
PF - Tim Duncan (22.2 PPG - 11.6 RPG - 3.6 BLK)
C - Rasho Nesterovic (5.2 PPG - 4.4 RPG - 1.0 BPG)
Reserves:
PG - Nick Van Exel (7.2 PPG - 2.2 APG - 2.0 RPG)
F/C -Robert Horry (6.6 PPG - 4.8 RPG - 2.0 APG)
C - Nazr Mohammed (4.2 PPG - 2.8 RPG)
F/C - Fabricio Oberto (3.0 PPG - 2.5 RPG)
PG - Beno Udrih (1.0 PPG - 1.3 APG)
G/F - Melvin Sanders (0.0 PPG - 2.0 RPG)
G/F - Michael Finley (7.3 PPG - 4.5 RPG - 1.5 APG)
G/F - Brent Barry (3.5 PPG - 1.0 RPG - 1.5 APG)
Projected Starting Lineup:
PG - Delonte West (10.3 PPG - 5.0 APG - 5.5 RPG)
SG - Ricky Davis (19.0 PPG - 5.8 RPG - 5.3 APG)
SF - Paul Pierce (29.8 PPG - 7.8 RPG - 4.3 AST)
PF - Raef LaFrentz (10.3 PPG -5.8 RPG - 1.0 BLK)
C - Mark Blount (14.8 PPG - 4.8 RPG - 3.3 AST)
Reserves:
PF - Al Jefferson (6.5 PPG - 5.0 RPG)
PG - Dan Dickau (3.5 PPG - 5.0 APG)
C - Kendrick Perkins (0.5 PPG - 4.8 RPG)
F - Justin Reed (3.0 PPG - 0.8 RPG)
PG - Orien Greene (0.7 PPG - 1.3 APG)
F - Brian Scalabrine (2.5 PPG - 1.0 RPG)
F - Ryan Gomes (1.3 PPG - 1.3 RPG)
Game 3 of a 5 game road trip against the 2-2 Boston Celtics. As you can see from the stats above, Ricky Davis and Paul Pierce are almost a two man team, and when you look at their reserves they are basically relying all on their starters. Boston is a turnover prone team, but they do pass the ball around pretty well, and they are a team that lives at the free throw line. Pierce is a hard guy to stop, but if you can limit him in someway then I like our chances. I'm a little concerned that the Spurs might play another sloppy game, because they surely won't win this game playing like they did on Wednesday. I'm not getting a good vibe about this game, but I think it's been awhile since Boston beat San Antonio.
San Antonio Spurs (4-1) @ Boston Celtics (2-2)
Previous Meetings:
N/A
Projected Starting Lineup:

PG - Tony Parker (22.6 PPG - 5.8 APG - 3.2 RPG)
SG - Manu Ginobili (11.0 PPG - 5.4 RPG - 3.0 APG)
SF - Bruce Bowen (6.6 PPG - 3.0 RPG - 1.4 APG)
PF - Tim Duncan (22.2 PPG - 11.6 RPG - 3.6 BLK)
C - Rasho Nesterovic (5.2 PPG - 4.4 RPG - 1.0 BPG)
Reserves:
PG - Nick Van Exel (7.2 PPG - 2.2 APG - 2.0 RPG)
F/C -Robert Horry (6.6 PPG - 4.8 RPG - 2.0 APG)
C - Nazr Mohammed (4.2 PPG - 2.8 RPG)
F/C - Fabricio Oberto (3.0 PPG - 2.5 RPG)
PG - Beno Udrih (1.0 PPG - 1.3 APG)
G/F - Melvin Sanders (0.0 PPG - 2.0 RPG)
G/F - Michael Finley (7.3 PPG - 4.5 RPG - 1.5 APG)
G/F - Brent Barry (3.5 PPG - 1.0 RPG - 1.5 APG)
Projected Starting Lineup:

PG - Delonte West (10.3 PPG - 5.0 APG - 5.5 RPG)
SG - Ricky Davis (19.0 PPG - 5.8 RPG - 5.3 APG)
SF - Paul Pierce (29.8 PPG - 7.8 RPG - 4.3 AST)
PF - Raef LaFrentz (10.3 PPG -5.8 RPG - 1.0 BLK)
C - Mark Blount (14.8 PPG - 4.8 RPG - 3.3 AST)
Reserves:
PF - Al Jefferson (6.5 PPG - 5.0 RPG)
PG - Dan Dickau (3.5 PPG - 5.0 APG)
C - Kendrick Perkins (0.5 PPG - 4.8 RPG)
F - Justin Reed (3.0 PPG - 0.8 RPG)
PG - Orien Greene (0.7 PPG - 1.3 APG)
F - Brian Scalabrine (2.5 PPG - 1.0 RPG)
F - Ryan Gomes (1.3 PPG - 1.3 RPG)
Game 3 of a 5 game road trip against the 2-2 Boston Celtics. As you can see from the stats above, Ricky Davis and Paul Pierce are almost a two man team, and when you look at their reserves they are basically relying all on their starters. Boston is a turnover prone team, but they do pass the ball around pretty well, and they are a team that lives at the free throw line. Pierce is a hard guy to stop, but if you can limit him in someway then I like our chances. I'm a little concerned that the Spurs might play another sloppy game, because they surely won't win this game playing like they did on Wednesday. I'm not getting a good vibe about this game, but I think it's been awhile since Boston beat San Antonio.