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The 2013 NBA playoffs are here. Many questions arise this postseason regarding whether any team in either conference can take down the powerhouse in Miami. With LeBron playing with as much confidence as ever and Dwayne Wade being relieved of pressure because of James’ dominance, it will very interesting to see if any team can win four games in a series of seven against the Heat. The Heat blew away the Eastern Conference this year in the regular season finishing 66-16 while beating the second place New York Knicks team by 12 games.
The New York Knicks are the sleeper team in the Eastern Conference. They have a team surrounded by scorers and a team that could prove itself to be an offensive powerhouse. With the production of J.R Smith and Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks have the potential to outscore teams in a big fashion. The big issue for this team will be the absence of their big man, Amare Stoudemire. Stoudemire is out with an injury and is very doubtful for the playoffs. Many people believe the Knicks can beat the Boston Celtics in no less than four games and march on to the conference finals in a timely manner.
The Indiana Pacers are thought, by many, to be the biggest threat to the Heat in the Eastern Conference. The Pacers are a very physical team, and many basketball experts would not be surprised to see the Pacers out-rebound the Heat, which would give Indiana a huge advantage in this possible matchup. The possible problem that the Pacers might be dealt with involves the lack of scorers they have. Paul George is their superstar, but he might not be able to beat them by himself when it involves scoring. Another reason many NBA analysts believe in the Pacers being a threat to the Heat is because the Pacers have given the Heat problems this year already considering they have already beaten LeBron James and the crew before this season.
In the Western Conference, the big favorite is the Oklahoma City Thunder. This team is full of exceptional players and has a complete team with a great chemistry. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are players that can electrify the entire arena. Thabo Sefolosha and Serge Ibaka control the paint and play tremendous defense which could cause many problems to everybody. The Thunder are the favorites to beat the Heat in all of basketball. Their potential to outscore opponents and win in many different ways is a reason why many believe the Heat can be taken down by this team. It will be interesting to see what happens if these two meet again considering these two were in the NBA Finals last season.
Finally, the San Antonio Spurs are a team that could salvage another great run under their belt. With their amazing veterans, Tony Parker, Tim Duncan, and Manu Ginobili, the Spurs have the experience to take down any team. The Spurs also arguably have the best coach in basketball in Greg Popovich, who has had a winning team most of his coaching career.
By Josh Neuhart
A familiar face will return as the Director of Athletics at Grace College. Chad Briscoe will make his reemergence at the helm of the Lancers’ athletic department starting mid-summer.
Briscoe, before recently serving as …
By Brock and Brunner
Congratulations, seniors! We’ve made it! We’ve crossed the finish line. We’ve fought the good fight. We’ve conquered the academic world. Now, we’ve entered the heartless, dog-eat-anything-it-can-get-its-paws-on world out there. Let the rat …
By Sarah Olson, Liz Palmer and Hannah Mayer
The Art Integrations class is all about incorporating real art into the real world. For the past session, Professor Cynthia Bryan has divided students into three teams to …
By Josh Neuhart
In their final tune-up before the Crossroads League Championships, Grace’s outdoor track and field teams had strong individual showings at the Spartan Classic.
The men’s 4×400 relay team won for the third straight week, and …
By Josh Neuhart
Crossroads League foes Grace and Bethel combined for a pair of tightly contested baseball games on Monday with each team winning one of two.
The Lancers scored four runs in the 10th inning to win …
By Josh Neuhart
The 2013 NCCAA Midwest Regional Softball Tournament will be held at Grace’s Miller Field on Friday and Saturday.
The three-team, double-elimination tournament features the host Grace College, Indiana Wesleyan University and Oakland City University.
Two games …
By Josh Neuhart
Grace’s softball team continued its remarkable season with a sweep of Saint Francis on Monday at Miller Field.
With 16 wins on the season, the Lady Lancers (16-26; 7-7 Crossroads League) have tied for the …
By Jordan Butler
Guess what, baseball fans? It’s that time of year again; baseball season is in full swing, so come on out to the diamond and see what’s up with the Lancers! The smell of the …
By Megan Snyer
Grace College loves its personality tests. A vast majority of the students on campus have at least heard of the Meyers Briggs Type Indicator or MBTI for short. The freshman class was made to …
By Mike Yocum
Grace’s spring musical “Something for the Boys” will open May 3, 4 and 5 at Rodeheaver Auditorium!
So, have you ever seen the musical “Something for the Boys”? No? Well, have you at least heard …