Win or go home. There is no tomorrow!!!! LET'S DO THIS! I'm off to watch Rocky III.

The difference between a 3-1 series lead and a 2-2 tie is monumental. The Sixers were placed in this same scenario last year, and took a 10-point lead into the locker room. Whether is was complacency, experience, or sheer talent, the Pistons came out in the second half and dominated the Sixers for the remainder of the series. Will history repeat itself? I hope not.

A win tonight would be huge, huge, huge. The Magic would be against the ropes, the "experts" heads would explode, and Hell would freeze over. Let's do this!

If you need a little extra pumping up this morning here ya go:

Iguodala

Thad

Zumoff

One thing I failed to mention in my recap was how good the Philadelphia crowd sounded on TV. Even though the game wasn't sold out, the fans who were there made up for it. Let's get a repeat performance shall we? "Reggie, Reggie, Reggie!"

Let's do the thang Sixerland! Shock the world!

Forget everything else -- this is all that matters right now. We're seven hours away from the biggest game of the season. It's make or break for the Sixers. Which team will show up? Which crowd will show up?

Throw out all the stats and history. This game's going to be about adjustments and execution. The team who executes their gameplan more effectively will win the game -- simple as that.

1. Don't double Dwight.
2. No uncontested threes.
3. Less than 20 minutes for Bill Green.
4. Bench production.
5. No foul trouble for Sammy and Theo.
6. Energy, energy, energy.

Playoff basketball all day long. The real games don't start till tomorrow, but if you're watching, feel free to chat it up. I'll be in and out all day. I also have a speech to write. 

PLAYOFFS!