NHL or NBA Playoffs? Which Are Better?
 

NBA fucks up their playoffs by spreading the games out, too long between games, loses the intensity and momentum.

NBA playoffs

I Love This Game! :thumbsup

screw then NBA

nba

HOCKEY!!!!

THE COOLEST GAME ON EARTH!!

Even though my NJ DEVILS aren't in anymore, I'm still cheering for the Red Wings and Philly to go head to head for the cup.

Basketball is a wimpy sport, too much scoring, not enough physical action. In basketball, when a player gets a paper cut he sits out for a few games. In hockey when a player breaks his hand, they tape it together and he misses a shift or two for that game!

HOCKEY ROCKS!

NHL all the way

HOOOOCKEY:Graucho

NHL...i loev the upsets that always seem to happen in the NHL...the NBA playoffs are too predictable IMO

N B A !

Hockey for sure

I've always been a fan of hockey so I'd have to say Hocker playoffs are fun! :2 cents:

kobe

NHL - of course! I can't get into watching a game where someone scores every freaking second and gets 2 points for it. I like to watch a game where people have to work hard for points.

NBA

NHL for sure :thumbsup and the stanley cup is comming to Montreal

yeah
sure
but in several years
it will travel there from detroit :Graucho

Didn't know they were shinning the cup in Detroit for us :1orglaugh

Thanks Detroit :thumbsup

After the Boston *Ruins* Bring on Tampa :evil-laug

GO! HABS GO!

NHL ALL the way this year ... ALL the way .

NHL for sure.

The games can carry the intensity thru the whole game, its not just the last few seconds or whatever like a lot of basketball games.

Some basketball games are really fun to watch though, and i've been to more basketball playoff games than hockey, its much harder getting a hockey playoff ticket in canada, or some parts of the states ie. Detroit.


:)

Baseball all the way D-Backs :thumbsup

does hocky still do the best of 7 like this: 2 home, 2 away, 1 home, 1 away, 1 home? For the team with the better record? I thought the NBA playoffs were a lot better like that, and without a week off inbetween games.