View Full Version : Thank you, Spurs, Mr. Stern
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:43 AM
If you haven't seen an example, then either you have a bad memory, are lying to yourself, or haven't watched many basketball games in the last decade.
So prove him wrong. Prove us ALL wrong.
sabar
05-22-2007, 04:43 AM
Uh ohs, google.com is down, NBAisDead now has no escape.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:43 AM
Experimenting through debate. Must I explain everything to you?Why would any scientist who wasn't a lying giant douche tell the subjects what the experiment was before even beginning?
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:43 AM
You said you were a scientist here to experiment on Spurs fans. So you are lying again? Have you told the truth once? Really, the more you fail to explain how any part of this is actually unfair, the more I enjoy the fact that the Spurs beat the Suns and there really isn't any legitimate gripe to be made about the series.
I'm not LITERALLY a scientist. Fuck you. Haven't you ever heard of a figure of speech?
SpurCapita
05-22-2007, 04:44 AM
Experimenting through debate. Must I explain everything to you?
I think that most of us understand that you're just an idiot that's trying to have some fun by pointlessly egging on an opponent's fans. But trust me, we're having WAY more fun than you.
sabar
05-22-2007, 04:44 AM
Haven't you ever heard of a figure of speech?You mean a lie?
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:44 AM
I'm not LITERALLY a scientist. Fuck you. Haven't you ever heard of a figure of speech?However, I think you might literally be a giant douche.
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:44 AM
I'm not LITERALLY a scientist. Fuck you. Haven't you ever heard of a figure of speech?
Have you ever heard of proving an argument with facts?
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:45 AM
Have you ever heard of proving an argument with facts?
That's all I've done tonight.
sabar
05-22-2007, 04:45 AM
Have you ever heard of proving an argument with facts?That's not how they roll in Arizona.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 04:46 AM
If you haven't seen an example, then either you have a bad memory, are lying to yourself, or haven't watched many basketball games in the last decade.
You haven't provided one. I've seen literally thousands of basketball games. the NBA is the only sport I really watch and pay attention to. I know almost all the rules backward and forward. I know the players, I know the teams and I watch the news reports and read the papers. The only time that rule has failed to be applied is during the Lakers/Kings preseason game where two players were fighting in the tunnel and the teammates of one player ran into the tunnel because they thought their teammate had been attacked by fans. Since there was no altercation on the floor and the incident was so soon after the brawl in Detroit the NBA ruled that the suspensions wouldn't happen.
This was an altercation on the playing floor between players and Amare and Diaw left the bench. Why should they be allowed to get away without a suspension for the first time in NBA history?
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:46 AM
You mean Diop.
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:47 AM
That's all I've done tonight.
Really? Where are the facts? I've yet to see a document, memo, letter, video, picture, fingerprint, blood sample, or smoking gun.
All I, all WE have seen thus far is your opinion and mindless babbling.
That and dozens of jokes at your expense.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 04:47 AM
That's all I've done tonight.
All you've done tonight is lie and prove that your team wanted to cheat in order to win because they and all their fans knew that they weren't good enough to win fairly on the basketball court.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:47 AM
That and dozens of jokes at your expense.
Might I add, witless, puerile ones.
flipcritic
05-22-2007, 04:48 AM
Might I add, witless, puerile ones.
Just like your arguments.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 04:49 AM
Might I add, witless, puerile ones.
You don't think any of us are in here because we think you are going to start making sense, do you? Do you think you're the first person to come in here with this?
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:49 AM
So how much money has been given by the Spurs to "The Jews" anyway?
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:49 AM
That's all right. I'm dying of a brain tumor, so I won't have to live in a world occupied by cheating NBA teams much longer.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:49 AM
I only wished I could have seen one Suns championship before...
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:50 AM
That's all right. I'm dying of a brain tumor, so I won't have to live in a world occupied by cheating NBA teams much longer.
Neither do we. The Suns were eliminated.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:50 AM
So how much money has been given by the Spurs to "The Jews" anyway?
Ask their accountant.
And no, just because I'm a Jew, doesn't mean I am one.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:50 AM
That's all right. I'm dying of a brain tumor.That would explain SOME of the posts.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:50 AM
Neither do we. The Suns were eliminated.
Fuck you. Have you no remorse for a dying man?
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 04:50 AM
That's all right. I'm dying of a brain tumor, so I won't have to live in a world occupied by cheating NBA teams much longer.
Good for you. Rooting for the Spurs is like rooting for cancer. I'm rooting for yours. If you want cheating NBA teams to go away, you should probably stop rooting for the Suns.
Later, guys. It's been fun. I'm tired of watching this bloody mouse squirm.
SpurCapita
05-22-2007, 04:51 AM
Finally, this thread is becoming funny and stupid. It's been too long.
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:51 AM
I only wished I could have seen one Suns championship before...
Petition the Make A Wish Foundation. Maybe they can hook you up with a copy of NBA Live 07 and you can make it happen.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:51 AM
Ask their accountant.No, I'm asking you since it is the basis of your entire argument.
sabar
05-22-2007, 04:51 AM
That's all right. I'm dying of a brain tumor, so I won't have to live in a world occupied by cheating NBA teams much longer.Well, you finally proved something, that natural selection exists.
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:52 AM
Fuck you. Have you no remorse for a dying man?
Death is a part of life, grasshopper. Embrace it, so that you may embrace life.
A life without a Suns championship.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:52 AM
Good for you. Rooting for the Spurs is like rooting for cancer. I'm rooting for yours. If you want cheating NBA teams to go away, you should probably stop rooting for the Suns.
Later, guys. It's been fun. I'm tired of watching this bloody mouse squirm.
I'm tired, too. And you know what.......
GO SPURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SpurCapita
05-22-2007, 04:53 AM
You and the NBA can share a headstone.
Strike
05-22-2007, 04:55 AM
I'm tired, too. And you know what.......
GO SPURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't you mean GO BRIBING, CHEATING, DIRTY ASTERISKS?
mavsfan1000
05-22-2007, 04:56 AM
You defended Jason Terry punching Micheal Finley in the balls. Hello?
After Finley jumped on him. Terry got punished as well but dirty plays like this shouldn't go unpunished. Finley should've got suspended to since he initiated that incident.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:56 AM
Uh, no.
Marcus Bryant
05-22-2007, 04:56 AM
Obviously if the league office was contemplating a conspiracy to manipulate the outcome of the NBA playoffs they would have another championship for the small-market, "boring" Spurs as their goal. At least "dirty" made more sense on the 'enraged sore loser devoid of all logic' scale.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 04:57 AM
No, I think he was just a weird spurfan who wanted to try his hand at trolling.
I give him a C-. Kept us interested, but not angry.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 04:58 AM
I did my best not to get personal, just an occasional "f u" to make it look semi-legit.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 04:58 AM
After Finley jumped on him. Terry got punished as well but dirty plays like this shouldn't go unpunished. Finley should've got suspended to since he initiated that incident.
By tying up Terry for a jump ball? Terry shouldn't have gone to the floor if he didn't want someone to tie him up.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 05:00 AM
Also, by playing the role of a Suns fan, I found out just how difficult it was to defend the team. ;) So, it was an experiment of sorts.
SpurCapita
05-22-2007, 05:00 AM
Oh crap, he's probably tricked us into thinking that this was a false alarm, and in the meantime has lit all of our books on fire.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 05:00 AM
I did my best not to get personal, just an occasional "f u" to make it look semi-legit.Depends on what kind of troll you wanted to be.
You shouldn't worry about responding so quickly if you are going the pseudo-intellectual route.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:00 AM
I did my best not to get personal, just an occasional "f u" to make it look semi-legit.
Suns fans absolutely can't answer that question though. I'd have felt mildly bad about the Spurs winning the series if anyone could have ever given me a single reason why the rule should be ignored. They gave Horry an extra game to make all the whiners happy, and the media just wanted the series to go longer or they were rooting for the Suns so they'd have something to write about. You pretty much nailed the fan sentiment, though.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 05:02 AM
Depends on what kind of troll you wanted to be.
You shouldn't worry about responding so quickly if you are going the pseudo-intellectual route.
I wasn't attempting that route. Just wanted to do something fun and over-the-top, like a crazed cultist who had been brainwashed by Suns doctrine.
mavsfan1000
05-22-2007, 05:02 AM
By tying up Terry for a jump ball? Terry shouldn't have gone to the floor if he didn't want someone to tie him up.
He landed on Terry's face while he was trying to tie Terry up. Finley got what he deserved. :lol
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 05:02 AM
I'd bump the grade up a little for bringing up the Jews, but you backed off it too quickly.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:03 AM
After Finley jumped on him. Terry got punished as well but dirty plays like this shouldn't go unpunished. Finley should've got suspended to since he initiated that incident.
And don't pretend like you didn't read that I caught your dumb ass plagiarizing Grant Hill. If you are going to talk basketball, do your own research. I expect idiot posts like the above from now on.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:03 AM
He landed on Terry's face while he was trying to tie Terry up. Finley got what he deserved. :lol
Right. Finley got no punishment, and Terry got suspended.
SpurCapita
05-22-2007, 05:03 AM
NBAisDEAD had me until he threw in "puerile." Age requirement > 12 for usage.
Strike
05-22-2007, 05:04 AM
I'd bump the grade up a little for bringing up the Jews, but you backed off it too quickly.
Going from Jews to atheism took points away.
The brain tumor thing was funny.
mavsfan1000
05-22-2007, 05:04 AM
And don't pretend like you didn't read that I caught your dumb ass plagiarizing Grant Hill. If you are going to talk basketball, do your own research. I expect idiot posts like the above from now on.
I didn't even know Grant Hill said something like that. I don't really care too much about this Jazz and Spurs series. It's common sense though since Duncan is too strong and long to back down in the low post. Take him out further and hope your shot is on.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:05 AM
NBAisDEAD had me until he threw in "puerile." Age requirement > 12 for usage.
I was wondering how someone with such a good vocabulary could be so dumb. UV Ray uses big words, but he uses them incorrectly.
sabar
05-22-2007, 05:05 AM
Suns fans absolutely can't answer that question though. I'd have felt mildly bad about the Spurs winning the series if anyone could have ever given me a single reason why the rule should be ignored. They gave Horry an extra game to make all the whiners happy, and the media just wanted the series to go longer or they were rooting for the Suns so they'd have something to write about. You pretty much nailed the fan sentiment, though.The strongest argument is saying they were still in the vicinity, however, this is automatically overruled in my opinion by the fact that the precedent has been one toe on the court and the fact that he went a good 15-20 feet -- well past what any regular person would consider the vicinity of the bench.
The common argument is ignoring the rules for the sake of entertainment which of course undermines the integrity of the rules in the first place.
--
Anyhow, decent trolling, but I didn't buy the intellectual bit.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 05:05 AM
Well, you did last longer than Buddy Holly did in the other argument I was having at the same time, and mavfan is keeping it real now.
NBAisDead
05-22-2007, 05:05 AM
Also, I want to apologize if any real Jews were offended. I was trying to think of a believable reason for why Stern would favor the hard-to-market Spurs, and for the life of me, that was the only thing that remotely came to my mind.
Strike
05-22-2007, 05:06 AM
I was wondering how someone with such a good vocabulary could be so dumb. UV Ray uses big words, but he uses them incorrectly. :lmao
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:06 AM
I didn't even know Grant Hill said something like that. I don't really care too much about this Jazz and Spurs series.
Yet you made the observation that Boozer would take Duncan out of the paint and shoot from the perimeter, which was wrong because Grant Hill used the wrong word when he was speaking on ESPN. Just stick with your regular stupid takes and homer-based semi-trolling and everything will be fine.
Strike
05-22-2007, 05:07 AM
Also, I want to apologize if any real Jews were offended. I was trying to think of a believable reason for why Stern would favor the hard-to-market Spurs, and for the life of me, that was the only thing that remotely came to my mind.
Didn't matter to me. I'm agnostic.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:09 AM
Also, I want to apologize if any real Jews were offended. I was trying to think of a believable reason for why Stern would favor the hard-to-market Spurs, and for the life of me, that was the only thing that remotely came to my mind.
I'm agnostic. I was totally scrambling on Google to find a question that a Jewish child would be able to answer, and then I asked a history question that was too easy to look up.
sabar
05-22-2007, 05:09 AM
Also, I want to apologize if any real Jews were offended. I was trying to think of a believable reason for why Stern would favor the hard-to-market Spurs, and for the life of me, that was the only thing that remotely came to my mind.Stern would have one reason to favor the Spurs, because they embody what he has been obsessed with in the time since the brawl -- the integrity of the league. The Spurs are classy, don't whore themselves to the media, and would never get in a brawl. The ruling on the suspension would even further push the point that Stern does indeed care about the integrity of the league more than he does about having a good game with no suspended players.
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:09 AM
That was fun. I gotta crash.
Ronaldo McDonald
05-22-2007, 05:09 AM
this wasn't even an argument to begin with because we all know that in all incorrupt instutions anyone who agrees that rules should be bent only in "certain situations" for the benefit of only a few people is unreasonable and a moron.
This is what is wrong with America:
Most people are unreasonable because they think our judicial system is provides us with justice and that the "philosophy" of it should be applied to every instution.
Well fuck you
Obstructed_View
05-22-2007, 05:11 AM
Stern would have one reason to favor the Spurs, because they embody what he has been obsessed with in the time since the brawl -- the integrity of the league. The Spurs are classy, don't whore themselves to the media, and would never get in a brawl. The ruling on the suspension would even further push the point that Stern does indeed care about the integrity of the league more than he does about having a good game with no suspended players.
Stern has done a lot of things like that. If he was as evil as everyone says, he's had a hundred chances to screw the Spurs in the interest of the NBA, and he's never done it. I understand why Horry got the extra game. Fortunately it didn't end up being a factor. I'd have blamed Horry if it had.
polandprzem
05-22-2007, 05:16 AM
NBAisDead is screwing ppl around
So who outsmarts whom?
Scotti
05-22-2007, 05:37 AM
No wonder you mistook Diop for Diaw. It's quite difficult for a fan to make such a mistake.
But the argument that has been going on for the most part of this thread puts 'whining' Phoenix fans at an obvious disadvantage.
S/he should not be arguing based on past precedents. There is apparently no precedent in the NBA that offers a basis for the bending of this particular rule.
What s/he should be disputing is the axiomatic commitment that the rules must be enforced strictly, at all times, regardless of the actual situation.
S/he should argue that just as more physical basketball is acceptable in the playoffs (as opposed to the regular season), there is room for negotiation with regard to the rules - the purpose of which are to contribute to the value of fairness. Common sense must prevail above the rules which are set in black and white.
If Horry and Nash were fighting because of a loose ball, and Amare and Diaw stepped in, most of the Phoenix fans, I believe, would have just lamented how stupid their own players were. Owing to the nature of Horry's foul, in which Nash was deemed to be solely the victim, they felt the NBA should have practised sympathetic discretion in the administeration of the rule.
It boils down to a couple of questions: What are rules for (fairness or correctness)? Should the NBA be allowed to apply the rules according to their own discretion - just as the court of law allows mitigating circumstances to affect the given punishment- or would such application lead to chaos in the long run?
Thus there's no point arguing about the specific incident. There's no need to mention Horry, Nash, Amare or Diaw any further. If there's a need to advance this argument any further, we should be disputing the premises that both sides hold to, underneath the actual argument.
And why the premises each side accepts are actually justified.
That may make the whole discussion more worthwhile.
PS: I support the ruling btw. They deserve their suspension.
greyforest
05-22-2007, 05:53 AM
man that original post is the most sour fucking grapes i've ever seen
lmfao
foodie2
05-22-2007, 05:55 AM
this contrived conceit that defense wins championships.
This was my favorite sentence in the post. Note that all four teams still playing (and thus one of whom will be the champions) do, in fact, play defense. So I'm not sure how it can be a "contrived conceit".
Ronaldo McDonald
05-22-2007, 05:58 AM
A rule is fair if everyone is given provided with common sense and same opportunity to follow it.
It's like in the movie Speed. would it have been fair for the bus driver, Keanus character, to get a ticket for driving too fast?
Amare and Diaw can comprehend and follow rules just like everyone else can, and should. They decided not to.
Ronaldo McDonald
05-22-2007, 06:02 AM
No wonder you mistook Diop for Diaw. It's quite difficult for a fan to make such a mistake.
But the argument that has been going on for the most part of this thread puts 'whining' Phoenix fans at an obvious disadvantage.
S/he should not be arguing based on past precedents. There is apparently no precedent in the NBA that offers a basis for the bending of this particular rule.
What s/he should be disputing is the axiomatic commitment that the rules must be enforced strictly, at all times, regardless of the actual situation.
S/he should argue that just as more physical basketball is acceptable in the playoffs (as opposed to the regular season), there is room for negotiation with regard to the rules - the purpose of which are to contribute to the value of fairness. Common sense must prevail above the rules which are set in black and white.
If Horry and Nash were fighting because of a loose ball, and Amare and Diaw stepped in, most of the Phoenix fans, I believe, would have just lamented how stupid their own players were. Owing to the nature of Horry's foul, in which Nash was deemed to be solely the victim, they felt the NBA should have practised sympathetic discretion in the administeration of the rule.
It boils down to a couple of questions: What are rules for (fairness or correctness)? Should the NBA be allowed to apply the rules according to their own discretion - just as the court of law allows mitigating circumstances to affect the given punishment- or would such application lead to chaos in the long run?
Thus there's no point arguing about the specific incident. There's no need to mention Horry, Nash, Amare or Diaw any further. If there's a need to advance this argument any further, we should be disputing the premises that both sides hold to, underneath the actual argument.
And why the premises each side accepts are actually justified.
That may make the whole discussion more worthwhile.
PS: I support the ruling btw. They deserve their suspension.
Ronaldo McDonald
05-22-2007, 06:02 AM
oops
Ronaldo McDonald
05-22-2007, 06:06 AM
the point in bold:
I think, if your not a Suns fan right now, the general feeling would be a that NBA discretion would make things even more complicated.
EDIT:
In extreme cirumstances that would essentially allow owners and coaches to bring in the argument that certain players are mentally challenged.
Trainwreck2100
05-22-2007, 07:42 AM
I don't know why the original poster is complaining, Cuban (his messiah) agreed with this.
Extra Stout
05-22-2007, 08:22 AM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
WAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH
smeagol
05-22-2007, 08:36 AM
I can bet Amare, albeit his low IQ, is punching himself in the stomach for what he did.
smeagol
05-22-2007, 08:37 AM
WAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH
He was joking, ES
CosmicCowboy
05-22-2007, 08:39 AM
Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao
:jack:jack:jack:jack:jack:jack
Bad news.
I just sent your parents a complimentary copy of NetNanny so you are about to lose "sex" too.
picnroll
05-22-2007, 08:46 AM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
I think I'm going to cry. Does any Suns' fan have a Kleenex left?
BreezeHillBill
05-22-2007, 08:52 AM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
Suns are finished, gone, and probably heading into a steady decline. If sex is
all you have left, you must be really fun company.
krinkx
05-22-2007, 08:56 AM
you are welcome!!!
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
Agloco
05-22-2007, 09:16 AM
You're skirting the issue. The bottom line is DUNCAN DID THE SAME THING. Why wasn't he suspended? Give me a cogent reason, and I may just concede the Phoenix loss, albeit tentatively.
Um no.......
Duncan didn't leave the bench during an altercation.
How many fucking times does this need to be rehashed?
Typical dependence behavior. Something went wrong for me, someone else must be responsible.
Champions dont make excuses. Calling the Suns "victims" is just pathetic.
DarrinS
05-22-2007, 09:29 AM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
Do you need a hug?
If you miss watching Suns-style basketball, may I suggest the WNBA?
Now go get a nice, warm glass of milk, put on your jammies, grab a box of tissues, and watch the real men play ball.
ObiwanGinobili
05-22-2007, 11:09 AM
:lmao :lmao
great thread! totally classic!
although it was dissapointing at the end to find out this wasn;t a real suns troll, and just a spurs fan trying his hand at trolling.
You gotta leave a little bit of the mystery!
ObiwanGinobili
05-22-2007, 11:10 AM
and as to the Jew angle - it never had even an ounce of water. holt is way to cheap to be donating a significant enough "bribe" to the nation of isreal.
zedman
05-22-2007, 12:03 PM
I should have known better than to delude myself with the misconception that I would find intelligent debate here...
You reap what you sow.
SpurOutofTownFan
05-22-2007, 12:10 PM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
Actually Spurs' basketball is one of the few things left of the great basketball of all times. With jumpshots, passes, etc. Dunks won't get you any title outside the US borders. Good international teams would pick you apart if you'd based you offense on displays of flare and celebrity.
The spurs is the true all american team, not the suns.
Agloco
05-22-2007, 12:12 PM
This was my favorite sentence in the post. Note that all four teams still playing (and thus one of whom will be the champions) do, in fact, play defense. So I'm not sure how it can be a "contrived conceit".
Or for that matter, can you remember the last champion that didn't play decent defense? My mind is heading back to the early 80's or even late 70's on that one.......
Extra Stout
05-22-2007, 12:19 PM
and as to the Jew angle - it never had even an ounce of water. holt is way to cheap to be donating a significant enough "bribe" to the nation of isreal.
Oh, you never know. Holt might be a Jew himself, which would explain perfectly why he gives millions upon millions to the Zionist entity, while depriving his impoverished fan base of T-shirts and discount hot dogs.
Spurs fans are like the Palestinians of the NBA.
Extra Stout
05-22-2007, 12:21 PM
I think my previous post just got forwarded to Homeland Security.
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 12:23 PM
I think my previous post just got forwarded to Homeland Security.No free T-shirt for you!
judaspriestess
05-22-2007, 12:24 PM
Proof you are a fraud. You call yourself a Suns fan and you don't even know your own players... Mav fan perhaps? :lmao
lol this sounds like another poster on yahoo who called stoudamire
Damon stoudamire :lol
Yeah you are a REAL ASS fan aren't you :dizzy
reddog 99
05-22-2007, 12:25 PM
I don't know how spurs fans can defend what Horry did. Horry is a punk.
Horry reacted out of frustration and did what he had to do and sent a message.
He new we had to foul. With the Spurs getting mugged that night and NO CALLS from Javie's crew he said fuck it.
What was it that JET did to Finley?
Do you see us whining about game 7 with the MAVS last year? NO.
Manu took that blame.
So please MAVS Fcuk 1000 just leave and get a life. Are not the Rangers playing or something. 7 weeks to training camp!
:drunk
Extra Stout
05-22-2007, 12:27 PM
No free T-shirt for you!
:lmao I get the jumpsuit they issue at Gitmo.
steppy
05-22-2007, 12:28 PM
I actually had to go and read about the Rudy T. and Kermit Washington incident because I wasn't aware of the history. After reading that, it's no wonder that rule is in place. Rudy T. had spinal fluid leaking into his mouth after getting clocked. That's just messed up. If I were Stern, I'd fight like hell to keep that rule exactly like it is.
Anyone who thinks it's a stupid rule needs to read the story.
saporvida
05-22-2007, 12:52 PM
I meant, Diaw.
And it is quite petty of you to question my allegience over a simple spelling error. I should have expected as much from a Spur(iou)s fan.
spelling error? nope... you spelt diop's name correctly but too bad you're just a bandwagon suns fan to realize diop isn't a sun.
SAGambler
05-22-2007, 12:52 PM
The rules have been bent before to preserve fairnness, so why not now? Answer: Stern's bias.
99.9% of the world backs me up on the opinion that Phoenix was fucked, so no matter what happens, the Spurs "victories" will always have an asterisk, and Phoenix will forever be remembered as the true champion.
Well, now we are really getting stupid.
I doubt that 99% of the world even knows or cares anything about basketball, much less about whether the Phoenix Suns got screwed or not. Where in the hell do you come up with these off the wall and of the chart figures? Do you simply pull them out of your ass?
Hell, do a poll in China, Africa, or even Austrailia. See if 99% of the people in those places even know wtf a Phoenix Sun is. Or if they care.
Anyway this is beating a dead horse. If the Suns were in fact so goddamn good, they why in the hell was there ever a game 5 scheduled?
Face it....You lost, at full strength, on your own court in Game 1. You lost again at full strength in Game 3. And by all rights you should have lost Game 4, at full strength. Face it, the Spurs just gave you one there.
So what is it, in the entire scenario, that makes you even begin to think the Suns are a better team? Because your coach said so?
easjer
05-22-2007, 12:55 PM
Thanks so much to all involved in the wee hours of the morn. This took me nearly two hours to read at work because of all the interruptions and I had to keep stifling my giggles. Some of the best ownage I've ever witnessed - too bad it wasn't a real Suns troll.
GrandeDavid
05-22-2007, 12:57 PM
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans. You took the last kernel of sanctity and spice in a sport saturated with thuggery, flushed it down your corporate toilet, and replaced it with a bland piece of molded burnt toast. You've sold out to cronyism and this contrived conceit that defense wins championships. In doing so, you have lost a legeion of lifelong hoops devotes, including myself.
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
I hope you can sleep at night, commissioner. Enjoy getting beat out by hockey in the Nielsens.
Good! Glad to see the NBA is losing another fair-weathered, me first, whiny ass "fan". Enjoy the puck and self-gratifying, self-abusing sex.
ATRAIN
05-22-2007, 01:08 PM
I dont think we are ever going to hear the end of this from cry baby suns fans. I guess I understand I felt the same way after the Dallas loss last year. Get over it suck it up and try again next year.
nkdlunch
05-22-2007, 01:09 PM
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y154/nkdlunch/suns_gang9.jpg
ehz33satx
05-22-2007, 01:12 PM
Hear hear!
It should actually read Here! Here! I have read alot of your posts on here and you seem to try to use alot of big words, but you mispell most of the little words. Plus not knowing that it is Diaw not Diop that plays for your supposed team is a fatal flaw in your trying to come across as a Suns fan.
MadDog73
05-22-2007, 01:20 PM
I said this in another thread, but it bears repeating here:
If the Mavs were playing the Spurs right now, nobody but Suns fans would give two fucks about the Suspensions.
Suns fans are lucky there is nothing else to talk about except Spurs tickets not selling, and Cuban wanting Finley back.
GrandeDavid
05-22-2007, 01:21 PM
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y154/nkdlunch/suns_gang9.jpg
Onto a much more important topic:
In that pic Mike really looks like he's shrieking.
smeagol
05-22-2007, 01:34 PM
:lmao @ the people who continue to insult the guy who started this thread and are unaware he is a Spurs fan in disguise.
Guys, you need to read the entire thread.
It should be on it's way to the classic forum any minute now.
TampaDude
05-22-2007, 01:55 PM
:lmao Classic!
BreezeHillBill
05-22-2007, 03:16 PM
I meant, Diaw.
And it is quite petty of you to question my allegience over a simple spelling error. I should have expected as much from a Spur(iou)s fan.
Go Away and Stay Away Whining Sissy! :sleep
You have successfully assassinated basketball as we know it for a critical generation of sports fans.
I wonder what that means.
Nashfan
05-22-2007, 04:08 PM
David Stern posts here?
:lmao :lmao
dknights411
05-22-2007, 05:51 PM
Thank you for the soiling the purity of a great game. Thank you for spoiling the one thing other than sex that I enjoy in life.
Methinks it's time for you to take up a new hobby, or take a trip or something.
rl64tx
05-22-2007, 05:53 PM
Here Suns fan, go bid on this!!! :smokin
http://cgi.ebay.com/Destroy-David-Stern-Autographed-Basketball-Phoenix-Suns_W0QQitemZ160118578689QQihZ006QQcategoryZ16122 QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Saguaro
05-22-2007, 06:02 PM
It's easy to figure out: Tony Parker is a cross-promotion for Desperate Housewives, Sunday on ABC.
There is no hope for the NBA being a big TV draw on its own, since two Spurs titles have already sucked the life out of the league. So all they can hope for is a little advertising for shows people actually watch.
Great job, David Stern. You go to all that effort to encourage scoring and exciting play, but teach teams that when it comes down to crunch time, thugging it up wins games. :tu
ChumpDumper
05-22-2007, 06:05 PM
It's easy to figure out: Tony Parker is a cross-promotion for Desperate Housewives, Sunday on ABC.:lmao
There is no hope for the NBA being a big TV draw on its own, since two Spurs titles have already sucked the life out of the league. So all they can hope for is a little advertising for shows people actually watch.But that show is already over.
Great job, David Stern. You go to all that effort to encourage scoring and exciting play, but teach teams that when it comes down to crunch time, thugging it up wins games. :tuGreat job enforcing the rules that were developed to improve the league's image!
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