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Do you understand the difference between this year and last year? Your response seems to indicate that you don't. Let me spell it out for you: The Spurs had veterans with a lot of playoff wins last year and it didn't help them. And if you don't think losing to an 8 seed is a let down, then I don't know how to help you from my obstructed view. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Whisky Dog
I'm honestly hoping that Utah makes a very tough game of it and forces the Spurs' younger players to deal with the pressure of closing out a game and the level of execution needed to win on the road in the playoffs during the last 2 minutes, because there will be at least 2 tight games next series.
Nothing fools gold about this - Spurs win big without Bonner contributing = best possible result.
I don't think so. Many of the foreigners on here take thinks too seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by timvp
I rely on the fact that the Spurs looked very calm and collected in all road games since the RRT ... they just play confident regardless of the crowds hostility. At home they sometimes try too much (for the fans?), but on the road they are executing like a machine.
Lets sweep them ...
With Tony Parker and Tim Duncan on the floor the Spurs have outscored the Jazz 140 to 81 in Games 1 and 2
http://twitter.com/#!/Lockedonsports...77284983377920
:wow
That's not fair. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Mel_13
This team is experienced enough to know the jazz will come out swinging however we weather the storm and take their souls! Besides I believe our bench would win in 7 against their starters.