timtonymanurich
06-17-2013, 08:04 AM
Like most Spurs fans, I have a tenancy to be/get biases with my commentary (I know, right?)
But my purely objective stance last night, I was able to watch a recorded version of G5 and rewind/review everything that I thought was 'questionable', and for the most part, the game was called in favor of Miami. Any fan that disagrees - May whatever GOD you pray to have mercy on your soul. :whine
I digress. :rolleyes
A few things that will NOT happen in G6:
Ray Allen won't put up 21 pts.
Dwayne won't throw up 30
LeBronda won't throw up 30
The cHeat will continue to get favorable calls nearly in the VAST majority
Spurs will bust their @$$es to get their #5
With Timmy being literally ONE game away from his ring, I feel he'll put up the craziest game his 37-yr-old frame can out put.
Tony will ALSO play out of his mind crazy sexxy to fulfill his promise to Timmy (was Tony's 'promise' only that he'll 'give him another chance' at a title? Or was it that he'd promise him ANOTHER title?)
Danny Green-hand will go another 6-10 from 3 and (barring a Spurs W) will in all likeliness get the Finals MVP
Manu only needs what happened to him in G5 to do the same in G6 (and G7 if necessary) Manu's back. BAD NEWS for the cHeat, GREAT news for Spurs Nation.
We've likely seen the Heats best game already in their G4, I think it's so highly UNLIKELY that their efforts are repeatable (their big 3 accounted for 85 pts.)
They will either play G6 with the desperation of a panicked team and have a meltdown in G6; OR the composure, etc. of a veteran team and have 2 of the Big 3 or even just LeBronda show up with marginal efforts from the remaining 4 on the floor.
Overall, Spurs KNOW that G6 is their ticket to their most recent title. I can't see them collapsing, and losing this opportunity. Pops TOO good, Tony's TOO good, Timmy's TOO Good, Manu just rediscovered his "TOO GOOD" and Danny Green-hands is OFF THE HOOK!!
Spurs win a nail-biter in G6 96-92.
Let's hear what you got SpursTalk:
But my purely objective stance last night, I was able to watch a recorded version of G5 and rewind/review everything that I thought was 'questionable', and for the most part, the game was called in favor of Miami. Any fan that disagrees - May whatever GOD you pray to have mercy on your soul. :whine
I digress. :rolleyes
A few things that will NOT happen in G6:
Ray Allen won't put up 21 pts.
Dwayne won't throw up 30
LeBronda won't throw up 30
The cHeat will continue to get favorable calls nearly in the VAST majority
Spurs will bust their @$$es to get their #5
With Timmy being literally ONE game away from his ring, I feel he'll put up the craziest game his 37-yr-old frame can out put.
Tony will ALSO play out of his mind crazy sexxy to fulfill his promise to Timmy (was Tony's 'promise' only that he'll 'give him another chance' at a title? Or was it that he'd promise him ANOTHER title?)
Danny Green-hand will go another 6-10 from 3 and (barring a Spurs W) will in all likeliness get the Finals MVP
Manu only needs what happened to him in G5 to do the same in G6 (and G7 if necessary) Manu's back. BAD NEWS for the cHeat, GREAT news for Spurs Nation.
We've likely seen the Heats best game already in their G4, I think it's so highly UNLIKELY that their efforts are repeatable (their big 3 accounted for 85 pts.)
They will either play G6 with the desperation of a panicked team and have a meltdown in G6; OR the composure, etc. of a veteran team and have 2 of the Big 3 or even just LeBronda show up with marginal efforts from the remaining 4 on the floor.
Overall, Spurs KNOW that G6 is their ticket to their most recent title. I can't see them collapsing, and losing this opportunity. Pops TOO good, Tony's TOO good, Timmy's TOO Good, Manu just rediscovered his "TOO GOOD" and Danny Green-hands is OFF THE HOOK!!
Spurs win a nail-biter in G6 96-92.
Let's hear what you got SpursTalk: