Can someone find me all the boxscores..

[IronMexican]

For the 2003 West Conference Semifinals between the Lakers and Spurs?


NBA.com gave me this


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[Mel_13]

Scroll down for links to all six games

http://espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=230505024

[IronMexican]

Thanks

[Kori Ellis]

http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/SAS/2003_games.html

Scroll down and click on the dates of the games for the box scores.

[Kori Ellis]

Oh sorry, you already got it.

[whottt]

What do you want to know about the series? It was pretty much Duncan's series and maybe Manu after that. Jack wasn't much of a factor. Drob and Bowen held Kobe and Shaq in check. Horry's hand was hurt and he had an awful series, Fox was injured and ineffective.

Kobe looked like an old man by the end series due to Bruce just whupping up on him. From that point on Phil adopted the practice of picking Bruce pretty much any time Kobe has the ball and reversing the asshhupping effects of that matchup by upping the physicality level on Bruce when he has to defend Kobe. Parker wasn't that much of a factor that year but the following year Phil also began adopting the strategy of double teaming Parker...probably the only PG I've ever seen draw a double out of Phil.

If you're wondering...Manu is the key to us beating you now and I'd say he was probably the #1 offensive factor after Duncan in the Spurs winning that series...

Oh yeah...Kevin Willis made some huge momentum plays to turn the momentum late in that series as well.

But basically, that was the series of Tim Duncan's career...he and Shaq pretty much went Mano a Mano in the deciding 4th quarters of the final games of that series...and Duncan won that battle, straight up. Shaq couldn't stop him. In the previous couple of years it had begun to look like Duncan was almost intimidated by Shaq but that series pretty much put all that speculation to rest.

[timvp]

This might be my favorite box score of all time:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200305070SAS.html

:smokin

[onarollbaby]

wow! duncan was a beast in that series.

[timvp]

From that point on Phil adopted the practice of picking Bruce pretty much any time Kobe has the ballYeah everyone talks about Phil's strategy shift in 2004 of packing the lane but perhaps even the better adjustment was using Shaq to set a pick on Bowen about 200 times a game ... literally. Bowen in 2003 was the first player to ever not allow Kobe to explode in isolation situations without a double-team after Kobe hit his prime.

With Bowen getting run off of so many picks in 2004, Pop actually started going with Devin Brown more because Devin's strength allowed him to get around Shaq's screens better.

[duncan228]

wow! duncan was a beast in that series.

Duncan was pretty much a beast that entire season. :smokin

[IronMexican]

I was just looking up stats, cause I was arguing with a fellow Laker brethren, so I was looking through some of the previous Laker series' vs a lot of different teams.


Kobe and Shaq played equally as bad this series. It was pretty amazing to me the Lakers even had a chance to win it.

[baseline bum]

This might be my favorite box score of all time:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200305070SAS.html

:smokin

And this one might be my least

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200305110LAL.html

Thanks a lot Salvatore, you fucking jerkoff.

[IronMexican]

I wont even waste my time arguing with this Kobe fan. He says that Kobe and Shaq have the equal amount of blame for losing the 2004 Finals.:bang:bang

[onarollbaby]

Duncan was pretty much a beast that entire season. :smokin
Yeah..That was Timmy at his very BEST:toast

[Mugen]

jesus christ kobe defined the term "chucker" in that series.

[IronMexican]

STARTERS MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A OREB DREB REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
D GEORGE, F 25 0-7 0-1 2-2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 2 2



I really hated this guy.

[Trainwreck2100]

With Bowen getting run off of so many picks in 2004, Pop actually started going with Devin Brown more because Devin's strength allowed him to get around Shaq's screens better.


That and he was the only one making his outside shots

[baseline bum]

STARTERS MIN FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A OREB DREB REB AST STL BLK TO PF PTS
D GEORGE, F 25 0-7 0-1 2-2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 2 2



I really hated this guy.

You should love him for this shit:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200405130SAS.html

[Cry Havoc]

This might be my favorite box score of all time:

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200305070SAS.html

:smokin

Bowen dropped 27. I won't forget that game anytime soon. :toast

[baseline bum]

Yeah everyone talks about Phil's strategy shift in 2004 of packing the lane but perhaps even the better adjustment was using Shaq to set a pick on Bowen about 200 times a game ... literally. Bowen in 2003 was the first player to ever not allow Kobe to explode in isolation situations without a double-team after Kobe hit his prime.

With Bowen getting run off of so many picks in 2004, Pop actually started going with Devin Brown more because Devin's strength allowed him to get around Shaq's screens better.

Jackson did that in game 3 of 03 too, and LA won in a rout. I can't believe he went away from it. Shaq must have gotten tired of doing the fundamentals.

[IronMexican]

You should love him for this shit:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200405130SAS.html

Hah, I knew someone was going to post this. He was on fire in that third quarter, and gave the Lakers a nice lead. Apart from that, dude did nothing. He even gave me the cold shoulder at the Galleria Mall like he was some hotshot or something.

[onarollbaby]

Duncan's Average in 2003 playoffs
24.7 pts, 15 rebs, 5.3 assts

MVP Season averages: Season : 23.3 pts 13 rebs 4 assts. 3blks.

:toast

[baseline bum]

Hah, I knew someone was going to post this. He was on fire in that third quarter, and gave the Lakers a nice lead. Apart from that, dude did nothing. He even gave me the cold shoulder at the Galleria Mall like he was some hotshot or something.

That was the most bitter part of the loss. I can deal with a good player like Fisher or a HOFer like Kobe beating the Spurs, but Devean fucking Dick Breath George costing the Spurs a title is a bunch of fucking bullshit.

[GSH]

My least favorite is def this one:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200605130DAL.html

Duncan was a beast with 35 and 12. Nitwitzki scores 27 points, even though he was 3-9 from the floor.

If not for this game, the infamous Manu foul never happens, and we have one more banner in the rafters. Nothing to do with the rivalry with the Lakers, but still the box I hate to see most.

[Dex]

http://www.basketball-reference.com/boxscores/200305190SAS.html

This game made me want to start puking on the TV. It took like 5 hours to watch those 98 free throw attempts. And putting the Spurs against the Mavs in a FT shooting contest is a sure loss, especially at that point in time.