Most important game in franchise history

[alamo50]

When we win game 4 tomorrow, we are well on our way to our first back-to-back championship.

If we lose, it's over (we are not winning 3 in a row vs. Showbe and the fakers).

Let's do this.

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[ShoogarBear]

I understand what you're trying to say, but it's not. Nothing will ever be as important as the MDM.

However, the fact that it's Memorial Day again in the US is a good omen.

[Russ]

I would argue for Game 5 of the 2003 Lakers series. (Or Game 7 Detroit '05, or . . .).

[JamStone]

It's not.

[PlayoffEx-static]

Not even in the top 5.

http://www.hot-screensaver.com/wp-myimages/dvd-rewinder.jpg

[brettn]

NO game 7, Dallas game 7 and Detroit Game 7 all easily rank above tommorow.

[jag]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v706/mdtacor/fail2ep6.jpg

[timaios]

The last game of the first title was the most important game in franchise history !

[NASpurs]

Spurs finally got over the hump with their first championship in '99. Don't think there's really a "most important game in franchise history" after that.

[alamo50]

Are y'all missing the back-to-back part (except Shoog) of this statement?
We are no dynasty without a back-to-back.

[Kori Ellis]

Are y'all missing the back-to-back part?
We are no dynasty without a back-to-back.

Bruce Bowen says they aren't a dynasty unless they win 3-4 in a row. :lol Dynasty is so subjective.

Anyway, it's a super important game and I hope the Spurs blow them out and have some confidence going back to L.A.

[1Parker1]

I think it's superimportant if the Spurs ever want to repeat. Lose tommorow night, and the Spurs will have lost arguably their best chance to finally repeat as champions.

[SouthernFried]

It's, by far, the most important game happening tuesday.