Ok... man up... who cried?

[AchillesHeel]

lol, crying over sports. they still get paid millions and losing was bad, but not as devastating as some make it up to be. No one died or got injured in those games.

[And1Mak]

i definitely had tears

[Quasar]

No tears... but have stayed away from all sports-related news since then just in case.

I haven't even looked at the final box score... I'm so disgusted... That was their chance!

Worse is that my favourite Spur played a big role in losing the championship... Manu oh manu. What happened? Hope he recovers from this and that they have an even better run next year!

[ViceCity84]

I would of cried if they won,because beating this Heat with their best players past their prime and with marginal talent.
I felt nothing after they loss.I watch the replay on DVR again and saved all 7 games on VHS.Im psychotic,immune to heartbreak.I wish you guys can feel the same as me.

[HB22inSA]

lol, crying over sports. they still get paid millions and losing was bad, but not as devastating as some make it up to be. No one died or got injured in those games.

Exactly.

Pop said it best during his season review. If this was the worst thing that happens to these guys, they are going to have an easy life.

There are much worse things.

[therealtruth]

Not me, and i was one of the true believers since the beginning of the season.

i can't say i didn't see this coming the moment that Pop tried to beat the Heat playing their game.

I pretty much saw it coming also. Next year we need to learn to play with our advantages instead of adapting to the other team. Spoelstra knew his team was pretty much doomed if he played against our best defensive 5 man unit so he got Pop to throw away that advantage. The irony is he tried to make it seem like their problems were defensively. The problem was they couldn't score against us.

[Brunodf]

I pretty much saw it coming also. Next year we need to learn to play with our advantages instead of adapting to the other team. Spoelstra knew his team was pretty much doomed if he played against our best defensive 5 man unit so he got Pop to throw away that advantage. The irony is he tried to make it seem like their problems were defensively. The problem was they couldn't score against us.

Agree

[SilverSpur]

Didn't cry. I'm still in a fog, like this isn't real. Just doesn't feel right.

[unforeseen]

It is only a game. Life goes on. Look forward to next season.

[Knoxxx]

I didn't cry but remember feeling VERY VERY SAD. And yes the surreal part.

[Sean Cagney]

lol, crying over sports. they still get paid millions and losing was bad, but not as devastating as some make it up to be. No one died or got injured in those games.

I cry when I see your sig and wish I had a girl as hot as either of those three!!!!!! COT DAMN!

I didn't cry but remember feeling VERY VERY SAD. And yes the surreal part.

Everyone was sad, natural reaction there to be upset at the loss. They had it and then it was gone! POOF! That sucked most of all.

We will be alright though, life goes on and you will remember the good damn times when this fades. This team won alot.

[SpursDynasty]

Spurs recovered from 0.4 by winning the 2005 championship.
Spurs recovered from Manu's foul on Dirk in Game 7 by winning the 2007 championship.
Calling it now. The Spurs will win the 2014 championship.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

Nah, didn't cry, screamed FAAAAAARK!!! about 50 times then got hammered instead.

Did the job.

Now I just feel a sullen resentment towards the bounce of the ball.

[eric365]

Didn't cry. I was expecting the loss before the game to prepare myself

[Horry For 3!]

I never cried. I was in shock and depressed a bit after game 6. I was just pissed after game 7.

[romain.star]

Never cried for a Sport event. This is just a game after all

[urunobili]

after Tony's Gigantic three on game 6 I started choking to then witness them choke...