View Full Version : Spurs' Danny Green Revisits NBA Finals Loss to Heat
Not sure if this has been posted already, I may have missed it. If it has, just lock this thread Bruno.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQRh7DoG4yM
SpurPadre
02-16-2014, 03:29 AM
Not sure if this has been posted already, I may have missed it. If it has, just lock this thread Bruno.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQRh7DoG4yM
damn, i'm disappointed danny didn't call out stephen asshole smith for his blatant Spurs hatred. Skip had to fight that battle for him. Of course Danny exemplified the classy Spurs way so that would be something to be proud of if we hadn't known of him sucking off lebron at a club after game 7. I'm not gonna let that go danny! Not until you have another good playoff run and we win that elusive fifth title. interesting how he mentioned jax as a key loss last year when it was danny's emergence that led to him getting booted from the team.
Texas_Ranger
02-16-2014, 03:38 AM
this show is such bullshit.
justinandimcool
02-16-2014, 03:44 AM
How do you come on a show and not only give generic answers but throw teammates under the bus by not defending them as they get roasted? What's the point? Embarrassing.
TampaDude
02-16-2014, 12:27 PM
Ray Allen traveled. Spurs win. 2013. 5. :hat
:lmao at the last 30 seconds... I've been very critical of him in the past but he's growing on me these days, when he's slumping at all times...
HarlemHeat37
02-16-2014, 01:30 PM
In regards to Duncan, "we could have went to him more in the 2nd halves in those games", he said what most of us begged for in games 6 and 7 last year, tbh..while Pop was being outcoached and Parker was trying hard to win Finals MVP..
In regards to Duncan, "we could have went to him more in the 2nd halves in those games", he said what most of us begged for in games 6 and 7 last year, tbh..while Pop was being outcoached and Parker was trying hard to win Finals MVP..
TD was gassed... They went to him late in game 7 and it didn't turn out well at all, he couldn't score on Battier if you forgot...
The truth is that someone like Neal would have been way better than Manu, Pop putting all his chips on Manu at the end of both games was the worst decision...
Arcadian
02-16-2014, 03:09 PM
Ray Allen traveled. Spurs win. 2013. 5. :hat
Good answer. :tu
Johnny RIngo
02-16-2014, 03:15 PM
Parker choked hard(like always when it comes to the playoffs). Impossible to win a championship when your "best" player is only averaging 15 ppg on horrendous efficiency.
Budkin
02-16-2014, 03:31 PM
Ray Allen traveled. Spurs win. 2013. 5. :hat
Makes the shit 100x worse tbh. He travelled badly. Fuck.
8FOR!3
02-16-2014, 03:52 PM
Skip Bayless shitting on Stephen A. :lol
DeadlyDynasty
02-16-2014, 03:55 PM
Choking fagit
TD was gassed... They went to him late in game 7 and it didn't turn out well at all, he couldn't score on Battier if you forgot...
The truth is that someone like Neal would have been way better than Manu, Pop putting all his chips on Manu at the end of both games was the worst decision...
In retrospect.
Given Neal, Green and Manu, if you choose the first two over the last one, you're not much of a coach to begin with, especially without the benefit of hindsight.
I really wanted Green to say "Well we cannot start the playoffs early, regular season is what we have for now" when SAS said "sure, in the regular season".
Meh didn't need the benefit of hindsight to stop the train wreck that was Manu, some of his TOs were mind-blowing... Neal had one great game in that series at well and would at least shoot it instead of throwing it to the 3rd row...
Budkin
02-16-2014, 07:17 PM
Meh didn't need the benefit of hindsight to stop the train wreck that was Manu, some of his TOs were mind-blowing... Neal had one great game in that series at well and would at least shoot it instead of throwing it to the 3rd row...
That one in OT was the absolute worst where he just turned and threw it right to Miami. Pain.
SpursFanInAustin
02-16-2014, 07:47 PM
Meh didn't need the benefit of hindsight to stop the train wreck that was Manu, some of his TOs were mind-blowing... Neal had one great game in that series at well and would at least shoot it instead of throwing it to the 3rd row...
Neal also made a bonehead mistake of leaving Mike Miller wide open in Game 6 after losing his shoe, which pretty much gave Miami all the momentum, leading up to the final minute drama that was to come. Neal sure did have a lot of brainfarts when it came to paying attention to detail on defense. Without that 3...no OT.
RD2191
02-16-2014, 08:14 PM
Neal also made a bonehead mistake of leaving Mike Miller wide open in Game 6 after losing his shoe, which pretty much gave Miami all the momentum, leading up to the final minute drama that was to come. Neal sure did have a lot of brainfarts when it came to paying attention to detail on defense. Without that 3...no OT.
Can't blame a scrub player for losing the Finals, if anything blame the front office for allowing someone with such horrendous defense to even be on the team.
T Park
02-16-2014, 08:56 PM
Parker choked hard(like always when it comes to the playoffs). Impossible to win a championship when your "best" player is only averaging 15 ppg on horrendous efficiency.
Lmao still with this lie and falsehood I see.
apalisoc_9
02-16-2014, 09:00 PM
In regards to Duncan, "we could have went to him more in the 2nd halves in those games", he said what most of us begged for in games 6 and 7 last year, tbh..while Pop was being outcoached and Parker was trying hard to win Finals MVP..
Bruno
SpurPadre
02-16-2014, 10:53 PM
TD was gassed... They went to him late in game 7 and it didn't turn out well at all, he couldn't score on Battier if you forgot...
The truth is that someone like Neal would have been way better than Manu, Pop putting all his chips on Manu at the end of both games was the worst decision...
The TRUTH?! LOL. You mean the guy who let a scrub with one shoe score over him? Yes, Manu struggled mightily in the end and should take his share of the blame but enough with the crazy talk.
Kool Bob Love
02-16-2014, 11:41 PM
Lmao still with this lie and falsehood I see.
6-23. Mills could have been Speedy Claxton 2.0
Sean Cagney
02-17-2014, 02:05 AM
The TRUTH?! LOL. You mean the guy who let a scrub with one shoe score over him? Yes, Manu struggled mightily in the end and should take his share of the blame but enough with the crazy talk.
DO NOT Forge he let Chalmers get down really fast to bank that three instead of being down 2 they were up one! That swung the momentum IMO! He was horrible on D those last few games. Neal LOL, still laugh at some who think he is some kind of hero.
look_at_g_shred
02-17-2014, 08:25 AM
6-23. Mills could have been Speedy Claxton 2.0
Mills was hurt.
therealtruth
02-17-2014, 07:45 PM
Neal also made a bonehead mistake of leaving Mike Miller wide open in Game 6 after losing his shoe, which pretty much gave Miami all the momentum, leading up to the final minute drama that was to come. Neal sure did have a lot of brainfarts when it came to paying attention to detail on defense. Without that 3...no OT.
Pretty much at that level (Finals) your weakest link defensively will kill you and there's no doubt Neal was that. Because of how difficult it is to score defensive mistakes become more costly.
Budkin
02-18-2014, 02:45 AM
Other than that short span in which LeBron choked and Parker made him pay with the lead, the entire 4th quarter was a disaster.
Amuseddaysleeper
02-18-2014, 11:48 AM
It's gonna be brutal when Danny is gonna be forced to answer those questions about Game 6 for the next 20 years.
resistanze
02-18-2014, 12:40 PM
In terms of blame regarding 6
1. Pop
2. Manu
3. Parker
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