Michallica wrote:Perhaps...I'm not saying its impossible, but it is still improbable just because of the sheer magnitude of the comeback. Again, I really really hope I'm wrong on this though.
I guess if we want to look at it statistically now, we have to trace back to how many times a team was down 3-0 and came back to force game 7. and then from there you see how many teams completed the comeback or lost in game 7. I don't have the details on this (maybe some stat guru does) but when I heard about this on the radio, I think the team still lost game 7 more than it won
I briefly tried looking that up this morning to make my point but then did not find something right away. I think you are right, and I think at least part of the reason is that:
1. The team that built up the 3-0 lead in the first place is probably a stronger team
2. The team that came back probably spent a lot of energy doing so
The power of the threat embarrassment is quite, well, powerful.