Chieflion
03-21-2010, 10:52 PM
Spurs @ Hawks: Deja Vu? Spurs lose another close game.
After a beat down on the Golden State Warriors, the San Antonio Spurs proceed to visit rap city, Atlanta, to face off against the young, talented and athletic Hawks.
The Spurs proceed to go on with their proceedings, beating the holy crap out of the Hawks in the 1st quarter. After Mike Woodson, coach of the Hawks, called his team out for the lack of defense in the 1st quarter, giving up 33 points, the Hawks limit the Spurs to 81 points in 41 minutes for the rest of the game, including overtime and ran off to a 115-111 victory, led by Al Horford with 22 points and 18 rebounds.
The best player on the court was Manu Ginobili. During the post-game interview, he came off quite upset. "We played well, but it wasn't enough for a win. I think 38 is a very bad number for the Spurs. I scored 38 twice and both times we lost. This one was on me."
Tim Duncan, who scored 29 points, and had 13 rebounds, woke up after a vicious dunk by Al Horford against him. "Horford is a very talented big, I see why he was an all-star. He kicked our ass out there."
Led by Marvin Williams in the 2nd quarter, the Hawks stormed to a 53-51 lead, coming back from a double digit deficit, and was noted to be the one that spearheaded the comeback. "We busted our ass out there. We hustled, got offensive boards, got steals, and ended up with easy baskets."
Al Horford, who was all over the boards, claimed he ate jumping beans before the game. "My mother placed some beans in my cereal this morning. I had so much energy in this game. That must have been jumping beans."
Gregg Popovich had some mean words to the reporters after the game. "Very frustrating game tonight. They hit some shots, grabbed some rebounds and got some 50-50 calls. Our guys played well, but it wasn't enough." He then stared down a reporter for asking about his rotations, and left immediately, mumbling about Hoagie Grails in Atlanta.
Mike Woodson, whose team won the game, is reported to have promised his team he will shave his mustache if they win the game. "I promised them, but I guess I am having second thoughts now."
This ends Chieflion's report on the Spurs @ Hawks game. All quotes are fictional and if by any coincidence that the similar people say the same thing, don't blame me.
After a beat down on the Golden State Warriors, the San Antonio Spurs proceed to visit rap city, Atlanta, to face off against the young, talented and athletic Hawks.
The Spurs proceed to go on with their proceedings, beating the holy crap out of the Hawks in the 1st quarter. After Mike Woodson, coach of the Hawks, called his team out for the lack of defense in the 1st quarter, giving up 33 points, the Hawks limit the Spurs to 81 points in 41 minutes for the rest of the game, including overtime and ran off to a 115-111 victory, led by Al Horford with 22 points and 18 rebounds.
The best player on the court was Manu Ginobili. During the post-game interview, he came off quite upset. "We played well, but it wasn't enough for a win. I think 38 is a very bad number for the Spurs. I scored 38 twice and both times we lost. This one was on me."
Tim Duncan, who scored 29 points, and had 13 rebounds, woke up after a vicious dunk by Al Horford against him. "Horford is a very talented big, I see why he was an all-star. He kicked our ass out there."
Led by Marvin Williams in the 2nd quarter, the Hawks stormed to a 53-51 lead, coming back from a double digit deficit, and was noted to be the one that spearheaded the comeback. "We busted our ass out there. We hustled, got offensive boards, got steals, and ended up with easy baskets."
Al Horford, who was all over the boards, claimed he ate jumping beans before the game. "My mother placed some beans in my cereal this morning. I had so much energy in this game. That must have been jumping beans."
Gregg Popovich had some mean words to the reporters after the game. "Very frustrating game tonight. They hit some shots, grabbed some rebounds and got some 50-50 calls. Our guys played well, but it wasn't enough." He then stared down a reporter for asking about his rotations, and left immediately, mumbling about Hoagie Grails in Atlanta.
Mike Woodson, whose team won the game, is reported to have promised his team he will shave his mustache if they win the game. "I promised them, but I guess I am having second thoughts now."
This ends Chieflion's report on the Spurs @ Hawks game. All quotes are fictional and if by any coincidence that the similar people say the same thing, don't blame me.