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Originally Posted by VI_Massive
Really?
I haven't seen the previous ones.
He must have been absolutely terrible.
He has hard times running normally.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by VI_Massive
Really?
I haven't seen the previous ones.
He must have been absolutely terrible.
He has hard times running normally.
Manu's injury has really screwed up the team. I think no one thought it was this bad or that Manu would still be out. I think the rest of the team kept thinking Manu would be back and he'd save the day. Now it looks like he's just going to play a few final games.
His injury and Timmy's on-going knee problem might just doom our post season.
that's cause he is:rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by temujin
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by alchemist
Duncan completely fucks up the last defensive play and it's Ginobili's faulkt.
Well, Scola made the same decision and won this one.
As well as a bronze at the Olimpics.
So why does Yao move in slow motion? He's not old, and we know he's never extended the same kind of energy as TD has in the playoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxsfan
gotta give spurs credit for shutting Yao down big time by fronting him.
:lmaotoo bad he found another way to decide the game by passing lol
7'6" 325 pounds, next............Quote:
Originally Posted by spursfan09
Pop is too much of a pussy to play duncan 1 on 1 with Yao b/c Yao will rip him a new vagina. Fronting little pussies.
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Originally Posted by temujin
that wasn't timmy's fault. thomas and parker doubled houston's pg so timmy had to guard both yao and scola. he did what he could and the spurs made a huge mistake but it wasn't timmy's mistake, it was thomas and parker.
At any rate, the offense was awfal, in eneral.
A bunch of guys standing and waiting for Parker or Duncan to come up with something.
No movement without the ball, no aggressivness on the offensive board.
They came back into the game thanks to the D.
And Bowen and Udoka played superb games.
This is non going to be sufficient to make it past the second round of the playoffs.
or maybe even the first.
Common sense says you give up the jumpshot and guard the rim.Quote:
Originally Posted by VI_Massive
Answer whenever you have been questioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakaluva
Or else, just read.
Was Scola limping into the fuckin' Olympics? :bangQuote:
Originally Posted by temujin
I understand why he chose to play but we're paying the pied piper for him.
Duncan was solid today, no complaints about him..he played great on D as well, and he was great on the boards..I don't know how many rebounds he had, but he had a lot of tips on rebounds too..
it would have been nice to have seen Bowen earlier though, but obviously Pop wouldn't consider it for some reason..
7'6" 325 yet gets pushed off the block every time by guys 50 lbs smaller and 8 inches short everytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxsfan
hes a great passer but hes the pussy. you know it and i know it.
Duncan should have stayed with Scola.Quote:
Originally Posted by VI_Massive
Let yao have a 18 footer.
Obvious mistake.
right but they're both bad choices and timmy shouldn't have been in that position because they shouldn't have doubled. and yao is a good enough jump shooter that you don't want to leave him openQuote:
Originally Posted by hitmanyr2k
as others have said, Duncan wasn't at fault at all for the last Scola shot..obviously most of you don't understand basketball though..why would Duncan give up the J? basketball is a team game, he's supposed to trust the team D..Scola wasn't his man to guard in any way..if Duncan didn't come out to guard Yao, these same idiots would be complaining about it if he made the shot..
this was a horrible loss, so was the Boston loss..any time you have a game in control, or choke horrible, it's a horrible loss..but some of you seem to forget how the Spurs system works for some reason..
this system is completely centered around 3 guys..Duncan, Parker, and Ginobili..right now, we're missing one of these guys..not only does that rob us from Manu's scoring and playmaking, but it forces others like Roger Mason to play a role that they aren't accustomed to, and wouldn't have the same responsibilities if Manu was in the lineup..
Yeah, we rode that pussy hard to the victory.............:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
I think after this loss Duncan needs to sit a couple of weeks.
Bring Gooden in.
HCA is gone anyway.
And give some rest to Parker as well.
No wonder that the fresher players -Udoka and Bowen- were the only solid contributors today.
Rockets came from 7 back in the 4th. On the road.
When's the last time we did something similar against a good team, I can't recall?
Too few minutes for Gooden and Hill. Parker looked tired in the 4th.
It's great when you hold your opponent to a 13 point 3rd quarter. But when you have to expend all your energy to score 16, something's not working.
Too many problems and too few solutions at this point. Manu's comeback is not the cure-all.
If I remeber correctly, and I do have a phenomenal memory, you are the guy that wanted STEPHEN freaking MARBURY on the Spurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Quoting is "new" life, "reborn" soul and the rest of the usual crap.
So the SAME "idiots" tell you that you know nothing about TEAM basketball, if you go after a Yao -a proven looser- to improbably prevent an 18 footer, and leave LUIS SCOLA -a proven WINNER- have a one footer.
Congrats Houston for the win, same goes to the referee. How can you missed a clear goal tending and the jumpball prior to the goal tending?
WTF are u talking about rest these guys??? Were 4 losses up from the 8th seed-the whole conference is breathing down our necks and you want to take out the only guys that are doing anything at all on offense?? Horrible ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by temujin
:lol Tim scared of Yao?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roxsfan