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#1953 |
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![]() Not to mention, he was the subject of trade rumors in Boston too. Hardly like they were begging the guy to stay.
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![]() ![]() Wow, I was convinced this was a foul but this reply makes it look like a stuff. There is some body contact but I don't fault the refs for not calling it. |
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![]() That's not a foul.
That attempt shouldn't have existed. This game reminds me of our ravens game |
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#1957 |
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![]() Eh, mildly. We were a better team than Baltimore. There's no question we should have won that game. Most were picking the heat to win game 6, no shame in that spurs loss
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![]() I think it's a little more comparable for me cause I'm spurs fan. People that aren't don't feel the sting. Whether its a 5 point lead with seconds left blown or a 7 point lead with seconds left blown. This is a little harder to swallow cause one was just a playoff win, while the other determined a championship lost.
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![]() Yep. Pretty much. I did expect a loss though since the heat always win after a loss. But when the door was open for it the spurs fell on their face. I cannot believe pop went that lineup to start the 4th. That's where the big lead evaporated.
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![]() In other news, Poppovich brought this football machine to the gym for practice today. He told Ginobli to dribble through it several times without losing the ball because the refs obviously won't call a foul on him being mugged down the lane like last night.
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#1962 |
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![]() Cry more about it.
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#1963 |
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![]() I love how the there is a ref conspiracy deciding the game, but no mention of that phantom call on LeBron (on the Leonard breakaway) in the opening minutes of the game. I'm thinking that if they're trying to give the game to the Heat they're not making that call on LeBron.
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#1965 |
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![]() ginobli is a turnover machine - i would not trust him in a game 7
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#1966 |
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![]() Refs didn't decide this series. And the Heat didn't win this series.
The Spurs lost it. The minute Pop sat Duncan you knew something bad would happen. Spurs won every important game and had this one won, but they gave it away. There is no question that they outplayed the Heat last night until the final minutes, which is inexcusable. Pop's coaching mistake might beat Fox's stupid mistake for coaching blunder of the year. |
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Road team hasn't won a game 7 in decades. Not saying its over but it's about as close to over as you can get. If spurs win they'll do something that great teams over decades of ball did not do. Don't see that happening when you got ginobili out there ****ing up every possesion with his stupid passing. |
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I don't think you can expect Duncan to play as well as he did last night either. I'd say there is about a 25% chance the Spurs win tomorrow. Miami has the momentum, history and home court on their side. |
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![]() He was playing terrible until the final minutes. He shot 30% most of the game and most of his success at the end was because Ginobli kept turning it over and giving them the fast break points.
I don't think he deserved THAT much credit last night, especially since the spurs blew it. |
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![]() I'm a Celtics fan and I never felt that way about Ray. I never feel that way about any player moving. It's a game, it's their lives, it's a business. Plus, I love Ray Allen. Boston did better this year than I thought they would, but yes, the writing is on the wall.
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#1972 |
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![]() Well at least it's going 7 games. After that there is nothing till end of July. Please don't mention baseball because how long does it take to check a score or standings. Oh I hate this time of year!
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#1973 |
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![]() He hit him with his body first before he touched the ball. That is a textbook foul. However, you would have to be on the sideline or corner to see it.
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Plus you have to give some credit to Miami for, you know, taking advantage of Spurs mistakes and hitting two 3-pointers in the dying seconds. Hardly a case of passively standing by while SA gave them everything. When Dallas beat the Heat in 2011, the series swung on a huge 4th quarter comeback in Game 2. Was that a choke or a great comeback? In sports it's usually a bit of both. Not sure how Game 1, 3 and 5 were more important than 2, 4, and 6? Seeing as they were all Finals games? And 6 was the only one so far with elimination potential? Both teams have risen up on different nights, both have obviously won important games given we're going 7. |
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How high has the bar been set for him ![]() You're an idiot. Last edited by SonOfLe-loLang; 06-19-2013 at 03:31 PM.. |
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