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The Spurs haven't opened the playoffs on the road since Duncan was a rookie in 1998. Back then, David Robinson was their leading scorer, they played in the Alamodome, and Duncan's first postseason lasted just four games when they were ousted by Phoenix.
Does ESPN have a Delorean?
Meh, ESPN has lowered my expectations of them so far that I give them a pat on the back every time I see that they've spelled "Spurs" correctly.
Damn they're so stupid....
[quote=spurs_fan_in_exile;3296192]Meh, ESPN has lowered my expectations of them so far that I give them a pat on the back every time I see that they've spelled "Spurs" correctly.[/quote]
:lol
at least, they have us winning the serie against the mavs (5 against 3).
http://proxy.espn.go.com/nba/playoff...avericks-spurs
EDIT: hey, it's 4-4. i could swear it was 5-3 in our favor few hours ago. maybe i'm wrong, but i thought Hollinger picked the spurs, and now he has the mavs. i could swear this spurs hater asshole changed it.
Damn, what idiots, the Spurs and TD schooled Doug Collins' Suns the entire 4 game series. TD lost his 2nd series to the WC champ Jazz in rd 2......morons!
:lmao
Tpark's favorite station what does that tell you?
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/hollinger/powerranking
Further proof...Hollinger's final power rankings have Rockets over Spurs......hellooo?????? Who won the division? Who had better record against WC???
Collins ?????Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimcs50
They need to fire the Stat guy!
Ainge?Quote:
Originally Posted by lefty
Oh well, one of them. anyway, whoever it was, he fucked up in not double teaming TD
haha, nice
I believe we would have beat Utah in the 2nd round if Tim didn't sprain his ankle in that series. BTW, it was Danny Ainge who was the Suns head coach back then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimcs50
Yeah, Ainge. Anyway, he was outcoached bigtime in that series.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas82
Utah was one hell of a team that year, and played damn well all year. The Spurs blew the first 2 games in Utah and had a chance to win both games, but once Utah had the 2-0 lead, it was pretty much over. Utah gave Chicago in best series in Finals too, they had so many chances to win that series, but came up a couple points short in a few games.
Don't forget TD wasn't 100% vs Utah
Hollinger is the same tool who predicted the Spurs would only win 48 games and they won 54 despite a host of injuries.
Yeah I was wondering what the fuck that douchebag was talking about. 98 was the last year we got ousted by the Jazz.
He predicted we wouldn't make the playoffs... go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rummpd
Hollinger: " No repeat without KG "
Thank you ,dumbass
and to up the ante, the asshole said they were pretty much the only team that would probably give the Lakers a run for their money AFTER the fact that Ginobili was declared out for the season :bangQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
What a dickhead. He spends most of the season dogging on the Spurs only to "change" his mind after he knows we have no shot at beating LA :ihit
I don't know about Hollinger, but that quote originally came from an AP article. It's inaccuracy was exposed yesterday:
http://spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122932
What else would you expect from ESPN?
A co-worker of mine has a friend who works for ESPN. One time they where talking about sales and my co-worker said that he made almost a 300% profit on some things he sold from his store. The ESPN guy said its impossible to get a 300% profit, that there's no such thing, you can only get 100% profit...........
He was being serious......
thats how fucking stupid they are.
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by phyzik
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Originally Posted by phyzik
ESPN had a big internal debate a couple of years ago as to whether or not Tim Duncan was a "superstar". If that's not evidence enough that a large number of people there are morons, I don't know what is.
wonder who AJ pick to win
ESPN in australia said that the spurs finished fourth and were playing IN dallas