Players talked about this, the fans of other team is not as big of a deal as actually moving around. Like for example if the game was played in just one court, for all 7 games, and the fans alternated then it wouldn't become a problem and that is the important part. So let's say you are a Bucks player, you go to Phoenix Arizona, that is about 3 thousand kilometeres away, so you basically go bigger than most nations ffs, and then you sleep there, or hope to sleep there and then you end up with playing games there, then you come back.

So, home court advantage means that you get to have your games at your home at first, that is why we saw 2-0 for home team many teams in history, you move nowhere, while the other team travels such a long distance, especially in finals after a whole years of fatigue, you end up travelling 3000 km and play a 48 minute high pace game? That is just condition killer for everyone.

I got the picture if that's how you see the current NBA Finals or maybe your bet team was unfortunately eliminated.

However, I don't feel the same. Every NBA championship is a good watch to me even right at the start of the Playoffs. It's even better today as we don't see the usual teams and faces in the Finals. Already made a good profit too out from betting.

The saying that if only Nets are healthy is another story of "what if" scenarios just like the Phoenix Suns rally this playoff against Lakers in 1st Round, Nuggets in 2nd round, and Clippers in Conference Finals.

And not just with the teams playing in the Finals right now, our respective gambling bets are adding some excitement to the game.

Exciting as it is, we 've seen how both teams competes they are putting everything  to entertained their fans.

Like what you have said, both teams are not the heavy favorites since the beginning of this new season, but with the way they are
playing, simply dictates how deserving they are reaching to this finals. Now that the series are tied it went down to race to two games, the first team to take couple of wins will take the title..

As expected, they managed to win game 4 in a close battle against the Suns. I think the fans in the Suns home court are now preparing on how to destruct the Bucks just like what they did on the first 2 games of the series. nevertheless, professional players do not really take those things as destruction but sometimes they worked to give players motivation to come back and get the wins. Now that the series is even, this is when the game start to heat up let's see who will gonna get the win in the next game.

I'm really happy that Bucks managed to make a comeback in the series. I was expecting 35+ points from Giannis but he got 26 points. However, it was Middleton's night. He scored 40 points and played a big role on the win. At Suns, Booker was the one who played awesome and he was the most scorer of the game also (42 PTS). But players like Paul and Ayton couldn't help too much. It was still a close game and it ended 109-103. Now the series is getting really interesting.

Yeah, that block though, ohh, easy two points of Ayton and that could shift the momentum, but this time it was not a chase block but an alley-opp block by Giannis, indeed he is a freak with that long hands. And now going down to the best of 3, which team is more hungry? I think it will be another close game 5 but it's hard to predict who will win, although Suns will be at the advantage because the home court.

I mentioned in the thread that Bucks should win this at home and they did. They didnt win easy were losing by the end of 3rd quarter but ended up winning by 6 points in the end at home. This series are more intresting after every match. But Suns shouldnt have dropped that 9 point lead at start of the last quarter

It was. What we had been waiting for finally happened. Middleton answers the doubt of all the Bucks fans.
Look how cool of a team the Bucks are when their stars are shining like that.

Booker though is really something, those are tough shots that he made with Tucker all over him or Jrue Holiday.
That's some offense on high-quality performance. He's really hot and it was only the foul trouble that stopped him.
If he didn't sit down for a number of minutes, it might go overtime or the Suns with a good chance of winning.

He has some good looks I think in the first quarter when they had a switch, I think it's against Jrue Holiday or Pat Connaughton and surprisingly, they didn't foul him. I don't think he can do one on one against Giannis though, and usually when he got the ball in the middle, he was double or even triple team. Credits to the Bucks for that come from behind victory, I thought that the Suns have it in their bag, but the Bucks becomes aggressive and hit those critical shots specially Middleton.