View Full Version : Dirk is MVP
NuGGeTs-FaN
06-01-2006, 10:20 PM
tonight proved it once again :smokin
(cue bitter spurs fans talking about refs)
RON ARTEST
06-01-2006, 10:21 PM
(cue bitter spurs fans talking about refs)
thats all they talk about. :lmao
Budkin
06-01-2006, 10:22 PM
I'll give Dirk his props. He's taken his game to a new level. Yeah he got some bullshit calls against us but he's still an amazing baller.
JMarkJohns
06-01-2006, 10:25 PM
What about game one? I thought that proved Nash was the MVP?
RON ARTEST
06-01-2006, 10:26 PM
What about game one? I thought that proved Nash was the MVP?
it did?
AMOS7
06-01-2006, 10:26 PM
Wait until the end of the series to decide who is the real MVP.
Phoenix can win this, and I believe they can. They play best when they are against the wall.
Budkin
06-01-2006, 10:30 PM
I wish it were true, but there's no way in Hell Dallas is losing Game 7 on its home court. It's pretty rare that it happens, and it's already happened to us.
RON ARTEST
06-01-2006, 10:30 PM
Wait until the end of the series to decide who is the real MVP.
Phoenix can win this, and I believe they can. They play best when they are against the wall.
well they were against the wall against the fakers and paperclips not the best team in the league.
Nashfan
06-01-2006, 10:58 PM
Nuggetsfan, you are an idiot. One game does not make an MVP. Ron Artest you are an idiot also, though you should know about bad teams since you are a fan of one of the worst this year. You both just wish you were in the WCF.
JMarkJohns
06-01-2006, 10:59 PM
it did?
Of course it didn't retard. Just as this game proved nothing.
You see, the award has already been determined based upon regular season numbers. If the NBA wanted the postseason to determine the award, they'd award it after the postseason.
Since they don't, anything that happens in the postseason is wholly seperate from the award process.
Don't like it.
Go fuck yourself.
Finally understand.
Go fuck yourself anyways.
NuGGeTs-FaN
06-01-2006, 11:02 PM
Nuggetsfan, you are an idiot. One game does not make an MVP. Ron Artest you are an idiot also, though you should know about bad teams since you are a fan of one of the worst this year. You both just wish you were in the WCF.
uh ur not in the WCF.......ur team is. Unless you count sitting on ur butt eating potato chips as being part of the Suns :smokin
Nashfan
06-01-2006, 11:08 PM
Oh excuse me Nuggetsfan, you wish your TEAM was in the WCF. Made my point about you being an idiot.
CHAMPS AGAIN
06-01-2006, 11:12 PM
tonight proved it once again :smokin
(cue bitter spurs fans talking about refs)
its Cuban crying about the refs after every lost,just like you coach last year against the SPURS
RonMexico
06-01-2006, 11:15 PM
I wish it were true, but there's no way in Hell Dallas is losing Game 7 on its home court. It's pretty rare that it happens, and it's already happened to us.
Yeah, it was proved tonight when the Suns go up 7, Dirk immediately gets two quick FTs on a lame call against Marion, then Devin Harris gets minimal contact and a 3-point play. Bingo! Mavs back in the game... It angers me when Diop goes over the back about 40% of the time and hits Marion/Diaw everytime they're near the hoop, but since those two don't yell in German or fall to the ground, they don't get the calls... it's a little frustrating.
NuGGeTs-FaN
06-01-2006, 11:28 PM
Oh excuse me Nuggetsfan, you wish your TEAM was in the WCF. Made my point about you being an idiot.
lol i love it when people insult me when they dont even know me. It shows their character flaws and lack of intelligence :fro
way to go tough guy! :smokin
justbrowsing
06-01-2006, 11:46 PM
Of course it didn't retard. Just as this game proved nothing.
You see, the award has already been determined based upon regular season numbers. If the NBA wanted the postseason to determine the award, they'd award it after the postseason.
Since they don't, anything that happens in the postseason is wholly seperate from the award process.
Don't like it.
Go fuck yourself.
Finally understand.
Go fuck yourself anyways.
It seems someone is bitter his team didn't win tonight even though Tim "I'm an idiot blowing kisses at Dirk so I can fire his ass up" Thomas had a decent performance. I don't like talking trash, but that was quite pathetic. And the Mavs got some calls tonight on their home floor just like the Suns got them in game 4. It happens.
JMarkJohns
06-01-2006, 11:50 PM
It seems someone is bitter his team didn't win tonight even though Tim "I'm an idiot blowing kisses at Dirk so I can fire his ass up" Thomas had a decent performance. I don't like talking trash, but that was quite pathetic. And the Mavs got some calls tonight on their home floor just like the Suns got them in game 4. It happens.
I have a minimum post policy. In order to talk to me or about me, you must have 100 posts to your name.
Don't like it?
Well, you know the drill :)
dieman8686
06-01-2006, 11:59 PM
I have a minimum post policy. In order to talk to me or about me, you must have 100 posts to your name.
Don't like it?
Well, you know the drill :)
Okay here I have more then 100 post, I'll take his post. It seems someone is bitter his team didn't win tonight even though Tim "I'm an idiot blowing kisses at Dirk so I can fire his ass up" Thomas had a decent performance. I don't like talking trash, but that was quite pathetic. Now please answer instead of your stupid rule, where it clearly shows your bitter.
Holmes_Fans
06-02-2006, 12:04 AM
Yeah, it was proved tonight when the Suns go up 7, Dirk immediately gets two quick FTs on a lame call against Marion, then Devin Harris gets minimal contact and a 3-point play. Bingo! Mavs back in the game... It angers me when Diop goes over the back about 40% of the time and hits Marion/Diaw everytime they're near the hoop, but since those two don't yell in German or fall to the ground, they don't get the calls... it's a little frustrating.
Because Devin NEVER barely touched nash and had a foul called on him.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 12:08 AM
Okay here I have more then 100 post, I'll take his post. It seems someone is bitter his team didn't win tonight even though Tim "I'm an idiot blowing kisses at Dirk so I can fire his ass up" Thomas had a decent performance. I don't like talking trash, but that was quite pathetic. Now please answer instead of your stupid rule, where it clearly shows your bitter.
The reason I have the rule is because with more posts, comes background. If you knew anything about me, you'd know that I very rarely blame the refs for a loss and have actually picked the Mavs in this series.
But since neither you, nor your 9-post lacky, know this, how can I carry on a civilized conversation with you.
Also, if you knew anything about this site, you'd know that the post with Ron Artest as his moniker and I have a sort of "fuck you/well fuck you too" schtick going on.
I'm not bitter. I think Dirk played his ass off and that the Suns threw away a golden opportunity.
I expect a Suns win in game six, however.
justbrowsing
06-02-2006, 12:33 AM
I have a minimum post policy. In order to talk to me or about me, you must have 100 posts to your name.
Don't like it?
Well, you know the drill :)
Hmmm, that's interesting, because aren't you adressing me?
Whatever. I was only messing with you anyway. I love TIVO. It allowed me to watch that odd moment of Thomas blowing a kiss to Dirk over and over and over again. What's that all about anyway? And what's the hand waving in his face thing? I know some players have odd rituals, so I'm not making fun. Just want to know if you know why he does it. That is, if you will adress me since I have so few posts. (which btw, if you would look at all of my posts, I've been nothing but kind to Spurs fans. I'm not one of those losers who comes in just to talk trash when her team wins.)
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 12:35 AM
You'll never find me defending Thomas' antics. I could care less, except that they do seem to fire up the Mavericks. Oh well....
And I don't have a rule about posts.
Though my ego says I should!
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 12:42 AM
Nuggetsfan, you are an idiot. One game does not make an MVP. Ron Artest you are an idiot also, though you should know about bad teams since you are a fan of one of the worst this year. You both just wish you were in the WCF.
my team was one of the worst this year? if your talking about the one with peja then i agree. but after the artest trade they had a top 4 record in the league. so until you get some knowledge and your team actually plays some defense for once (dirk had 50 points against you :lmao) when will the suns play defense? that is the real question. the suns will NEVER win a title if they continue to shoot dumb threes and give up open shot after open shot. amare or no amare your team plays no defense and will get whats coming to them in game 6.
a loss. :lol
justbrowsing
06-02-2006, 12:43 AM
You'll never find me defending Thomas' antics. I could care less, except that they do seem to fire up the Mavericks. Oh well....
And I don't have a rule about posts.
Though my ego says I should!
Cool. Well, since you are a Suns fan, let me say that I am truly amazed at what your team has done this year in the absence of Amare. And then what they did in two games without Bell. Nothing short of amazing. They are fun to watch when they are clicking! I do hope my Mavs take care of them Saturday night, but if I was a Suns fan I would be so proud of my team!
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 12:44 AM
Cool. Well, since you are a Suns fan, let me say that I am truly amazed at what your team has done this year in the absence of Amare. And then what they did in two games without Bell. Nothing short of amazing. They are fun to watch when they are clicking! I do hope my Mavs take care of them Saturday night, but if I was a Suns fan I would be so proud of my team!
they can be proud all they want but thier style of play doesnt win. you and i both know that as kings fans and dallas fans in the past.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 12:52 AM
they can be proud all they want but thier style of play doesnt win. you and i both know that as kings fans and dallas fans in the past.
Ya know, if you followed the NBA, you'd know that several rule changes have gone down since your two team's run and gun haydays...
These rules, which limit perimeter contact from defenders, has really opened the game up and allows for a more perimeter style of play to succeed.
I'm not saying it can win it all, because believe me, I know full well the limitations of smallball and am not a big fan. However, you talk and talk about the Suns style as if they have another option. This team playing isn't their team. Their starting frontcourt is in streetclothes. How many teams can sustain seasonending injuries to their starting frontcourts and still play a defensive/pound it down low style? I'd venture to say NONE.
They play this way because they have to. Will it work? Well, it shouldn't have, but has, so again, you have very little to back up your claims.
If the Mavs win, it's because their healthy team was better than the Suns healthy team. Not because the Mavs style is so much more condusive to Title success than the Suns style.
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:03 AM
jmark actually seems like a pretty reasonable guy.
this is surprising considering his illogical and elitist position on the importance of number of posts to whether or not someone is making a cogent argument.
just because you have had more time to sit around and post your thoughts online over a longer period of time does not mean that your logic is more sound than a newcomer.
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:05 AM
"i wont talk to anyone with less than 100 posts."
your lucky not everyone is as big of a prick as you, or else you never would have gotten started.
your smug sense of superiority is unfounded...and if it is founded it is on basketball knowledge, not the fact that you have wasted a greater amount of your time indulging your masturbatory, self-agrandizing opinions online.
justbrowsing
06-02-2006, 01:07 AM
they can be proud all they want but thier style of play doesnt win. you and i both know that as kings fans and dallas fans in the past.
while I almost agree with you, I think we both have to admit that our run and gun teams of the past can't hold a candle to the run and gun team that is the Suns. they are more efficient than the Mavs ever were at this style of play. I read all the time on dallas boards about how crappy it is that the Suns get credit for this style of play when people never gave us credit. but let's face it, the reason the Suns get credit is because they are so damn good at it. and as jmark stated, they have done all of this without their starting frontcourt. do the kings of 00-03 accomplish this much without Peja and Webber? do the Mavs of 02-03 accomplish this much without Dirk and Finley or Nash? I don't think so. I think the Suns deserve all the credit in the world for getting where they are now without two of their top 3 or 4 guys.
this style of play won't get any credit until a team wins a championship playing it. but it is fun to watch and makes me miss watching the old Mavs/Kings series for a brief moment. then I appreciate Avery all the more for what he has done with the Mavs.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 01:09 AM
jmark actually seems like a pretty reasonable guy.
this is surprising considering his illogical and elitist position on the importance of number of posts to whether or not someone is making a cogent argument.
just because you have had more time to sit around and post your thoughts online over a longer period of time does not mean that your logic is more sound than a newcomer.
That's me! Reasonable, illogical and elitist! TO THE "T"!!! :fro
Sorry, bucko, but you're a few posts late. Already addressed.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 01:12 AM
"i wont talk to anyone with less than 100 posts."
your lucky not everyone is as big of a prick as you, or else you never would have gotten started.
your smug sense of superiority is unfounded...and if it is founded it is on basketball knowledge, not the fact that you have wasted a greater amount of your time indulging your masturbatory, self-agrandizing opinions online.
Now you're just making stuff up. Your "quote" of mine never was said.
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:14 AM
listen man..
if you are going to continue to believe that you are correct for writing someone off for not having made a ton of posts in the past and that this is a coherent reason for dismissing the merits of what they are saying, than I cant convince you otherwise.
...but you have demonstrated yourself to having little allegiance to logic, and a great allegiance to personal ego.
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:16 AM
I have a minimum post policy. In order to talk to me or about me, you must have 100 posts to your name.
Don't like it?
Well, you know the drill ---JMARK
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you clearly have no point, whatsoever.
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 01:22 AM
Ya know, if you followed the NBA, you'd know that several rule changes have gone down since your two team's run and gun haydays...
These rules, which limit perimeter contact from defenders, has really opened the game up and allows for a more perimeter style of play to succeed.
I'm not saying it can win it all, because believe me, I know full well the limitations of smallball and am not a big fan. However, you talk and talk about the Suns style as if they have another option. This team playing isn't their team. Their starting frontcourt is in streetclothes. How many teams can sustain seasonending injuries to their starting frontcourts and still play a defensive/pound it down low style? I'd venture to say NONE.
They play this way because they have to. Will it work? Well, it shouldn't have, but has, so again, you have very little to back up your claims.
If the Mavs win, it's because their healthy team was better than the Suns healthy team. Not because the Mavs style is so much more condusive to Title success than the Suns style.
the suns played like this last year right/ they had a healthy front court last year but the problem was they couldnt get stops when it mattered, and they still cant. they can get to the western conference finals with this style but winning a title? no way
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:28 AM
...if the Spurs were in the WCF the Suns would have lost in 4-5 in all likelihood and would have no reasonable chance of winning.
tim duncan of course would score at will in the low post.
the people of phoenix would see that their team and its final four appearance is a mirage, made possible by eaked out wins over suspect LA teams.
although the mavs are equal/slightly superior to the spurs, they lack the low post scoring typical of most other elite teams to really put these guys in their proper perspective.
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 01:32 AM
...if the Spurs were in the WCF the Suns would have lost in 4-5 in all likelihood and would have no reasonable chance of winning.
tim duncan of course would score at will in the low post.
the people of phoenix would see that their team and its final four appearance is a mirage, made possible by eaked out wins over suspect LA teams.
although the mavs are equal/slightly superior to the spurs, they lack the low post scoring typical of most other elite teams to really put these guys in their proper perspective.
if kwame fucking brown kicked thier asses then what the hell would duncan do to them? his stat line would be 55 points, 20 rebounds and 6 blocks.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 01:43 AM
the suns played like this last year right/ they had a healthy front court last year but the problem was they couldnt get stops when it mattered, and they still cant. they can get to the western conference finals with this style but winning a title? no way
First off, that team wasn't completely healthy and had zero depth. That team I'll give you, had NO shot at a title and I'll bring posts from the site I mod to show you I always thought such.
This team isn't that team. This team, with Kurt Thomas and Amare wouldn't be as weak on the boards as they are now. Remember, these Suns hold their opponants to a low FG%, but can't get stops frequently enough because they allow 15-20 offensive rebounds a game. That's from rebounding, not defense. With Thomas in at center, the Suns were a very complete defensive team. Not that you paid any attention to the NBA until Ron Artest made your team relevant again and by that point, Thomas was already out.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 01:47 AM
I have a minimum post policy. In order to talk to me or about me, you must have 100 posts to your name.
Don't like it?
Well, you know the drill ---JMARK
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you clearly have no point, whatsoever.
Now you got it! That's the quote I made. I never said I wouldn't talk to them. Only that they couldn't talk to me.
Also, if you cared to read on, it was addressed. I figured him to be a Johnny Come Lately Mavs troll and I figured wrong. Again, I don't have such a rule. I merely threw that out to get a rise out of him. It didn't work. However, obviously you're supersensative... Or would you rather be called high-strung? It does sound a little less femanine, not that someone with a moniker of pussyface has a problem with coming across as such...
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 01:52 AM
First off, that team wasn't completely healthy and had zero depth. That team I'll give you, had NO shot at a title and I'll bring posts from the site I mod to show you I always thought such.
This team isn't that team. This team, with Kurt Thomas and Amare wouldn't be as weak on the boards as they are now. Remember, these Suns hold their opponants to a low FG%, but can't get stops frequently enough because they allow 15-20 offensive rebounds a game. That's from rebounding, not defense. With Thomas in at center, the Suns were a very complete defensive team. Not that you paid any attention to the NBA until Ron Artest made your team relevant again and by that point, Thomas was already out.
thier depth is good but even with kurt and amare do you honestly think they could play good defense? especially with steve nash as the point guard. :lol he makes mike bibbys defense look decent.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 02:06 AM
thier depth is good but even with kurt and amare do you honestly think they could play good defense? especially with steve nash as the point guard. :lol he makes mike bibbys defense look decent.
As someone who watched this team before game 50 of the regular season, I can honestly tell you this:
They do play defense and they work VERY hard at it. Nash is horrible. Thomas is bad. But everyone else runs their asses off to get to their rotation spot, to contest shots, to double, triple and even swarm the lane.
You see, they put a great deal of effort into their defense, but because of a lack of size, get very little out. Because they lack size, they MUST constantly swarm the low post. Otherwise a 7-foot, 240-pound Dirk would just eat up a 6-8, 225-pound Diaw or a 6-7, 220-pound Marion routinely. The open shots they give up stem from this swarm defense. If they had any real size or frontcourt depth, they could man-up or body-up on defense down low. However, they don't, so they swarm, thus they give up open shots and rebounding position as they scramble to cover the open guys/lanes. If they had Thomas and Amare, they would have two 6-9, 250-pound players who are used to playing down low and bodying up the opposition. They would have two solid rebounders in their frontcourt and wouldn't, A. need to swarm as much on defense, thus, B. would be in better rebounding position to thus, C. get more defensive rebounds on first-possession misses to thus, D. Get more first-possession stops.
Their inability isn't weakness and it's not from a lack of trying. They are mortal and can only play to a certain extent.
You can't consistantly ask a wing to muscle up a big. They have. Has it been because they wantred to? No. They went and they traded for a defensiveminded center. Is it because they have to? What other choice do they have? Grant and his two broken knees? Burke and his no-talent?
They are missing their starting frontcourt! You can only expect so much and so far, this team has far exceeded my expectations.
You really haven't a clue, do you?!
RON ARTEST
06-02-2006, 02:17 AM
As someone who watched this team before game 50 of the regular season, I can honestly tell you this:
They do play defense and they work VERY hard at it. Nash is horrible. Thomas is bad. But everyone else runs their asses off to get to their rotation spot, to contest shots, to double, triple and even swarm the lane.
You see, they put a great deal of effort into their defense, but because of a lack of size, get very little out. Because they lack size, they MUST constantly swarm the low post. Otherwise a 7-foot, 240-pound Dirk would just eat up a 6-8, 225-pound Diaw or a 6-7, 220-pound Marion routinely. The open shots they give up stem from this swarm defense. If they had any real size or frontcourt depth, they could man-up or body-up on defense down low. However, they don't, so they swarm, thus they give up open shots and rebounding position as they scramble to cover the open guys/lanes. If they had Thomas and Amare, they would have two 6-9, 250-pound players who are used to playing down low and bodying up the opposition. They would have two solid rebounders in their frontcourt and wouldn't, A. need to swarm as much on defense, thus, B. would be in better rebounding position to thus, C. get more defensive rebounds on first-possession misses to thus, D. Get more first-possession stops.
Their inability isn't weakness and it's not from a lack of trying. They are mortal and can only play to a certain extent.
You can't consistantly ask a wing to muscle up a big. They have. Has it been because they wantred to? No. They went and they traded for a defensiveminded center. Is it because they have to? What other choice do they have? Grant and his two broken knees? Burke and his no-talent?
They are missing their starting frontcourt! You can only expect so much and so far, this team has far exceeded my expectations.
You really haven't a clue, do you?!so because they tried hard on defense that made them good? :lmao how many points did they alow?
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 03:08 AM
so because they tried hard on defense that made them good? :lmao how many points did they alow?
You really are a lost cause. There's absolutely no reason to even continue.
If you knew anything about basketball, you'd realize the error in your continued point of view. However, asking you to understand something is about as useless as making me regret how big an ass I am.
Suns are very good at getting misses. They don't, however, get as many stops as they could because of rebounding.
But then, I've said this and you refuse to acknowledge, so I guess I'm left with "Go fuck yourself"....
RonMexico
06-02-2006, 03:10 AM
so because they tried hard on defense that made them good? :lmao how many points did they alow?
The points are based on number of possessions. As D'Antoni has often said, they only need to play good enough defense to score more than their opponents (i.e. if they score 110 per game, they only need to play good enough defense to give up 108). John Hollinger on ESPN has a formula that equalizes the number of possessions per game across the league and then he makes comparisons (kind of like the "per 48 minutes" stat). It's been a while since I read it, but he made a cool point earlier that stated that the Pistons were more offensively efficient than the Suns were, while the Suns had improved their defense considerably to be one of the top 5 defensive team with these "relative statistics." Of course, that was when Kurt Thomas was still in the line-up, but since he went down with an injury, their ppg allowed has increased considerably, as has their defensive efficiency (most like due to how many second-chance points they give up). If they kept allowing people to shoot 50-55%, then I would say their defense is horrendous, but they often can give up 100+ pts with 45% shooting, while shooting 48% or so themselves. Let me know if you have any more questions.
JMarkJohns
06-02-2006, 03:25 AM
The points are based on number of possessions. As D'Antoni has often said, they only need to play good enough defense to score more than their opponents (i.e. if they score 110 per game, they only need to play good enough defense to give up 108). John Hollinger on ESPN has a formula that equalizes the number of possessions per game across the league and then he makes comparisons (kind of like the "per 48 minutes" stat). It's been a while since I read it, but he made a cool point earlier that stated that the Pistons were more offensively efficient than the Suns were, while the Suns had improved their defense considerably to be one of the top 5 defensive team with these "relative statistics." Of course, that was when Kurt Thomas was still in the line-up, but since he went down with an injury, their ppg allowed has increased considerably, as has their defensive efficiency (most like due to how many second-chance points they give up). If they kept allowing people to shoot 50-55%, then I would say their defense is horrendous, but they often can give up 100+ pts with 45% shooting, while shooting 48% or so themselves. Let me know if you have any more questions.
I've already explained this to him. He was obviously ignorant of the NBA until the Kings acquired Artest and he made Sacramento relevant again. He has no idea about anything, except some faint notions in reguards to his Kings to the NBA teams he's seen NOW.
He won't accept what you say. He'll just dismiss it with his "rolling on the floor" emoticon and mock you for even trying.
Don't even bother. He's a troll and worse still, he's a troll who doesn't know he's a troll.
mffl89
06-02-2006, 05:26 AM
isn't this thread suppose to talk about "Dirk is MVP" ?
LEONARD
06-02-2006, 07:38 AM
On a serious note, why isn't the MVP voting after the playoffs???
Yeah, it was proved tonight when the Suns go up 7, Dirk immediately gets two quick FTs on a lame call against Marion, then Devin Harris gets minimal contact and a 3-point play. Bingo! Mavs back in the game... It angers me when Diop goes over the back about 40% of the time and hits Marion/Diaw everytime they're near the hoop, but since those two don't yell in German or fall to the ground, they don't get the calls... it's a little frustrating.
Oh no...Suns fans are morphing into Spurs fans.... :lol
Because Devin NEVER barely touched nash and had a foul called on him.
Or how about the call on Terry before he got the technical?? If that was a foul, then it's impossible to defend a driving guard...
pussyface
06-02-2006, 01:22 PM
ronmexico= greatest screen name ever.
ballhog
06-02-2006, 01:26 PM
Where was the so-called MVP in game 4? OVER- RATED.
MadDog73
06-02-2006, 01:32 PM
Where was the so-called MVP in game 4? OVER- RATED.
What, Tim's never had an off night? Nash is perfect all the time?
Dirk had an MVP moment last night... only time will tell if he's MVP of the Finals, the only MVP that really matters..
LEONARD
06-02-2006, 01:33 PM
Where was the so-called MVP in game 4? OVER- RATED.
1 bad game in 16 playoff games and he's over-rated? Amazing... :lol
RonMexico
06-02-2006, 02:16 PM
Or how about the call on Terry before he got the technical?? If that was a foul, then it's impossible to defend a driving guard...
I will agree that it's extremely tough and near impossible to defend a driving guard and that's why AI and D-Wade get to the line a lot... and are so valuable to their teams... c'mon Devin Harris draws a lot of touch fouls
RonMexico
06-02-2006, 02:17 PM
ronmexico= greatest screen name ever.
Word. I appreciate it
pussyface
06-02-2006, 03:03 PM
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RonMexico
06-02-2006, 10:13 PM
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