Flashback Friday: Spurs vs Lakers WCSF - Game 4

[Thomas82]

The Spurs beat the Lakers 118-107 to complete the sweep. This was the last game ever played in the Great Western Forum.


***I'm sorry I couldn't find just the highlight clip for the ones that don't have time to watch the whole game.***


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eSp_m4vtjc&t=10s

[bklynspursfan]

Thanks for sharing these :tu Always nice to revisit these memories. TD was so great. That move @ 12:54 :wow

[Thomas82]

Thanks for sharing these :tu Always nice to revisit these memories. TD was so great. That move @ 12:54 :wow

Not a problem......TD had 33 & 14 in this game.

[BSfromTX]

Problem with that laker team was that Shaq had zero respect for rambis and never let rambis coach that team... not that rambis was any kind of spectacular coach but if your players don’t listen to you how can you accomplish anything

That team had no business being swept. I will say that was before the hand check rule which had a lot to do with the laker success the next few years

[Darius Bieber]

God that 99 team would run train on this shit team now.

[daslicer]

Problem with that laker team was that Shaq had zero respect for rambis and never let rambis coach that team... not that rambis was any kind of spectacular coach but if your players don’t listen to you how can you accomplish anything

That team had no business being swept. I will say that was before the hand check rule which had a lot to do with the laker success the next few years

Agreed guys like Dfish and Rick Fox were great at hand checking.

[daslicer]

God that 99 team would run train on this shit team now.

:lol Thanks for telling us something that we didn't know. That's like saying 2+2 is 4.

[Thomas82]

Problem with that laker team was that Shaq had zero respect for rambis and never let rambis coach that team... not that rambis was any kind of spectacular coach but if your players don’t listen to you how can you accomplish anything

That team had no business being swept. I will say that was before the hand check rule which had a lot to do with the laker success the next few years

I see no lies in this post.

[Spurtacular]

The Spurs beat the Lakers 118-107 to complete the sweep. This was the last game ever played in the Great Western Forum.


***I'm sorry I couldn't find just the highlight clip for the ones that don't have time to watch the whole game.***


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eSp_m4vtjc&t=10s

Approximately 30:40 Shaq trying to run over Malik boxing him out and getting free throws for it. NBA was such bull shit back then. Dick Bavetta. That was the first minute I watched too, tbh.

[Thomas82]

Approximately 30:40 Shaq trying to run over Malik boxing him out and getting free throws for it. NBA was such bull shit back then. Dick Bavetta. That was the first minute I watched too, tbh.

It used to drive me crazy seeing Shaq bulldozing people and getting away with it.

[Spurtacular]

It used to drive me crazy seeing Shaq bulldozing people and getting away with it.

"Most dominant ever."

Fattest ass ever, maybe.

[Thomas82]

"Most dominant ever."

Fattest ass ever, maybe.

Cosign!!

[sasaint]

It used to drive me crazy seeing Shaq bulldozing people and getting away with it.

THANK YOU! ABSOLUTELY! What the NBA allowed Shaq to do in order to promote his stardom and the Lakers' success completely sabotaged the rules and the officials, laying the groundwork for the subjective application of rules in today's league.

[Spurtacular]

I remember when they decided Shaq was allowed to shoot his free throws from 13 feet away instead.

[Thomas82]

THANK YOU! ABSOLUTELY! What the NBA allowed Shaq to do in order to promote his stardom and the Lakers' success completely sabotaged the rules and the officials, laying the groundwork for the subjective application of rules in today's league.

That 2000-01 tile was the only legit one they got out of that 3-peat.

[Spurtacular]

That 2000-01 tile was the only legit one they got out of that 3-peat.

Even then, I think the Pacers were the better team, tbh.

[Thomas82]

Even then, I think the Pacers were the better team, tbh.

I can't argue with that. That Pacers team was better than people remember.