Showed up tonight... :flag:
Duncan - 22points
Manu - 25 points
Parker - 33 points
I missed those days when night in and night out, they each score 20+
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Showed up tonight... :flag:
Duncan - 22points
Manu - 25 points
Parker - 33 points
I missed those days when night in and night out, they each score 20+
Great game for them
We'll need a lot of this in the playoffs
like always the big three never let us down
yup it was a great night for those three, home court is about the role players and that's why it's good to have it.
good thing they did - McDyess played pretty good defense, Neal and Hill had some good ok moments, but that was about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by siraulo23
When they all play like that we're almost impossible to beat.
Mavs big 1 also showed up tonight. Unfortunately 3>1.
Great game from the big 3.
Good thing big 3 bailed us out because Hill, Jefferson and Bonner were TERRIBLE...
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Originally Posted by mexicanjunior
They looked real good tonight and focused. Nice to see that they can do this when dialed in. Best of all the defense was good tonight. Mavs had some great shots over out-stretched hands.
Apart from the big 3, loved the fact that Dice got 29 minutes. We didn't see much of the Bonner/Blair combo, and that saved our ass in the end. Great defense for most of the game. As I said, if Timmy plays 36 minutes and Dice 30 minutes in the playoffs, a Bonner/Blair lineup is not needed. Even if Dice plays 26, that makes for 4 minutes of Bonner/Blair, which I think is not too damaging
lol bonner 0-4, 0 points in 18 minutes, good thing we got him locked up for another 3 years
Hill wasn't good, but I thought his defense on Terry was decent.Quote:
Originally Posted by mexicanjunior
Agree, I think he did a fine job on Terry. It looks he lost some confidence in his shot. Let's hope he starts hitting again soonQuote:
Originally Posted by underdawg
Hill and Bonner both played solid games. They were not needed offensively with the big 3 scoring 80 pts.
They need to make the open shots. They're shooting well this season but they are in a slump in the past 2 weeksQuote:
Originally Posted by DesignatedT
n:lola=f:lolcked
this is why we'll be a force in the playoffs.
but if noone else contributes. I don't see anything further than WCF
If the big three will play like this in the PO, nba is fucked sons
yeah, I miss the days the Spurs would set records for most wins in franchise historyQuote:
Originally Posted by siraulo23
It was a beauty to finally see all 3 do good ESPECIALLY live at the arena. The game was so much fun to be at, there were a lot of Spur fans that showed up and met some cool Mav fans. I can't wait for the playoffs!!!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Kidd, on the Spurs Big Three
liked the defense tonight, but the Mavs def. lack scoring so there's not much to look at. with Butler out and then Marion, they just couldn't put the talent out on the floor in order to beat the Spurs. the Mavs aren't the same team everyone was talking about ealier in the season.
http://images4.cpcache.com/product/t...x225_Front.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by mingus
Parker (4), Manu (2) and TD (0) combined, the Big 3 has scored + 30 points 6 times only this season
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...gulation-game/Quote:
TP, TD, Manu combine for 80 for first time in regulation game
Tim Griffin
...It was the fifth time that Parker, Ginobili and Duncan have combined for 80 points or more in a game (in games where all three players have played). All of the other previous games were overtime contests.
Date Opponent Individual Points Total Score
Feb. 2, 2009 at Golden State Duncan 32, Ginobili 32, Parker 23 87 110-105 (OT)
Jan. 7, 2008 at Golden State Duncan 32, Parker 31, Ginobili 20 83 121-130 (OT)
Dec. 27, 2008 Memphis Parker 32, Duncan 29, Ginobili 20 81 106-103 (2 OT)
March 18, 2011 at Dallas Parker 33, Ginobili 25, Duncan 22 80 97-91
Jan. 21, 2005 at Phoenix Ginobili 48, Duncan 30, Parker 2 80 128-123 (OT)
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...ing-his-point/Quote:
Parker making his point
Mike Monroe
Snubbed by the fans who chose the starters for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game and by the Western Conference coaches who selected the reserves, Spurs point guard Tony Parker has used the stretch run of the season to remind the basketball-loving world that he remains among the league’s best point guards.
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