SpursDynasty
04-25-2007, 02:44 PM
People have forgotten the fire that the Spurs showed from February 11 to the the moment Crawford ejected Duncan: The Spurs were 25-3, and ended up losing the game in the final minute and a half of the 4th quarter to Dallas with Duncan out. After that game, the Spurs sat Duncan, Parker, and Ginobili for the final two games since Crawford ruined SA's chance to catch Phoenix, both losses. So since we haven't seen a win since Duncan was ejected, there's doubt. These meaningless losses are masking the fire that SA had, beating Detroit twice, Houston, Utah, and Phoenix during the run.
Not only that, but we all had to wait till Sunday to see the Spurs play. It was a loss to a fluke Denver team, mostly due to the Big Three being rusty from so much rest. Making it even worse, we had to wait all this time just to get to Game 2 tonight, while having to put up with watching junk Eastern Conf. playoff basketball, and junk series like Phoenix- Lakers.
It's all masking the incredible run SA had.
It all returns tonight on Tim Duncan's birthday.
So people quityerbitchin.
Not only that, but we all had to wait till Sunday to see the Spurs play. It was a loss to a fluke Denver team, mostly due to the Big Three being rusty from so much rest. Making it even worse, we had to wait all this time just to get to Game 2 tonight, while having to put up with watching junk Eastern Conf. playoff basketball, and junk series like Phoenix- Lakers.
It's all masking the incredible run SA had.
It all returns tonight on Tim Duncan's birthday.
So people quityerbitchin.