If this true, we'll have a "legend" out of this series. That's what the NBA is looking for. Manu was a prospect, but after those two games...
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If this true, we'll have a "legend" out of this series. That's what the NBA is looking for. Manu was a prospect, but after those two games...
Spurs played like the Bobcats tonight! :bang
the legend in this series is this loss,
how many negative records did the Spurs set tonight?
Your logic is flawed. The foul calls were even so that would mean, according to you, that the Spurs were allowed to do pretty much the same thing the Pistons were. It isn't like the Spurs were being called for things the Pistons weren't.Quote:
Originally Posted by flash gordon
The Spurs have been turning it over all series, don't start blaming the refs for that now. Maybe Detroit has a good defense?
You are right. The Spurs were allowed to do the same things the Pistons were, playing dirty, slapping defense, but didn't.
This play is killing the Spurs rhythm. The refs are allowing the Pistons (as they have every game) to slap, grab, and bump the Spurs every time they attempt to dribble or pass.
It is ridiculous, and I am tired of it. It's too bad the Spurs are too gutless, or Pop is too "classy", to give them even a slight taste of their own medicine.
If Chauncy goes up for a layup, go Seattle on his ass.
[QUOTE=NCaliSpurs]You are right. The Spurs were allowed to do the same things the Pistons were, playing dirty, slapping defense, but didn't.
This play is killing the Spurs rhythm. The refs are allowing the Pistons (as they have every game) to slap, grab, and bump the Spurs every time they attempt to dribble or pass.
Exactly. Which is why the Pistons will win at home, but not in the SBC center. Spurs will win in seven.
You realize Bruce Bowen is on the Spurs right?Quote:
Originally Posted by NCaliSpurs
The Pistons are an entire team of "Bruce Bowen's", except they get calls he couldn't even begin to imagine getting.
that's one way of putting itQuote:
Originally Posted by NCaliSpurs
The Spurs shot MORE FT's then the Pistons did, how can you say this? It seems to me the Spurs were shooting the ball so good the first 2 games, they became a jump shooting team, which really isn't their game. It also seems that you guys run one of the most predictable offenses I have seem all year long. The Pistons are simply 1 step ahead of you. I don't really get it because whenever Ginob and Parker drive to the hole something good comes from it, so why did they stop? My guess is the physical play.
The only guy on your team with more then 3 fouls was Bowen, why are you bitching?
pistons got home cookin' thats for certain. spurs got their share in games 1 and 2.
best of 3 now with 2 in sa. :makemyday
cant wait to see piston fan blame refs soon enough...
I am still waiting for Duncan to put a stamp on why he should be considered for MVP this series...so far he has done little to warrent MVP status
hurt ankles or not please Tim make better decisions
I am still waiting for the refs to start calling fouls on the players guarding the pass.
Playing the passing lane is one thing, but knocking elbows and forearms is a whole different manner.
Will Nazr ever get a call?
Will the Spurs send Tony Massenberg in to go Danny Fortson on these whiny bitches? Maybe then the refs will call a tight, clean game.
...(sigh)... :cry :babyQuote:
Originally Posted by NCaliSpurs
When I posted this thread I was about as pissed at mostly the damn score of the game. Who the hell would be prepared for that kind of fing score? How do we go from winning by 18 ppg to losing by 31pts?
Was the reffing one sided in the first quarter. Manu got called for a foul that the pistons were getting away with the entire first quarter. That wasn't the only reason that the spurs lost. Instead of being a little more creative on offense it looks like they gave up because they couldn't get a call. Even though I haven't liked the play of malik rose after the 03 title I just wonder if in this type of game he would have made a difference.
I hit the boiling point when fro knocked the hell out of nazr then he got smacked the hell up again then he got called for a travel. I'm thinkin ok nazr is not a star he won't get the call. Then I see hunter drive and barry fouls him but hunter gets the call. How bout some consistency?
Everytime duncan went to the hoop he was getting killed and only half the time got the call.
Gettin spanked and the reffing through me over the edge. Could the spurs have battled back by being aggressive? I think they could have. The officiating was not the reason the spurs lost, it just didn't help. I hope we get an even game game 5 and we get home cookin game 6, 7.
Again, I'm not blaming the refs, the spurs just didn't adjust to the officiating. I was hot when I went to work at 11pm.
Also parker and manu have to show up for game 5 and it would help if horry and barry could hit a 3. I wish I could say I was confident that the spurs would win game 5 but i'm not.
:pctoss :pctoss :pctoss :pctoss :pctoss :pctoss
Don't blame it on the refs. Last night was by far the worst performance I have ever seen from any NBA Playoff team period. The Spurs don't want it. The Pistons are doing the little things to get it done from hustling for loose balls and offensive rebounds. If the Spurs continue to play this way then it would only be justice to the game of basketball for the Pistons to win the championship.
its not all refs and granted a few calls were missed but guys the spurs haven't started the crying to refs bit..so why should we as fans?? Call it what it was..An ass kicking. Its time to man up and return the fucking favor on sunday!
Weren't the total fouls close to even? I think the Spurs even had one more free throw.
The agressive team gets the calls. The Spurs got all the calls in SA. Anyway all these games have sucked. Can we at least have a game that isn't a blowout?
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Originally Posted by The Mask
The Pistons are aggressive, indeed. But lots of their aggressiveness is completely illegal and the refs need to call it if the Spurs are going to even have a chance at this series.
That is what I was thinking the Spurs should of done. They should of put in Tony Massenburg to go throw about 3 hard fouls and that way the Refs would need to call a tighter game because of the tempers. As a coach that is what I would of done.
Exactly. We need to show that they either need to call it tighter, or it is going to get bloody out there.
Of course, I question our players desire to do that.
This complete surrender and lack of heart is killing me.
I agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCaliSpurs