Re: Spurs did exactly what they set out to do...get homecourt advantage back.
Lee > Curry
:lmao :lmao
wow
Re: Spurs did exactly what they set out to do...get homecourt advantage back.
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Originally Posted by
BatManu20
I appreciate that you're a glass half-full kind of guy, but the bottom line is that the Spurs choked away a double-digit lead in the 4th when they had an opportunity to go up 3-1. And Pop coached horribly in the 4th. Like really bad. And we rely on our big 3 to do too much cause our role players suck on the road, and you cant do that with a 37 year old C and a 36 year old SG. Spurs might win this series, and I think they still will, but they aren't legitimate title contenders.
We've known they aren't title contenders all year. We're still going to watch them anyway because we're Spurs fans.
Re: Spurs did exactly what they set out to do...get homecourt advantage back.
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Originally Posted by
lmbebo
spurs had there foot on there throats and coughed up the game and a 3-1 series lead...
Shit happens. It's 2-2. At least it's not 1-3
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Originally Posted by
SpursRock20
Do you honestly think he could make a bigger impact on the game than Curry if he was healthy? When is the last time Lee went off for 22 points in a quarter?
We'll ignore Lee being the team's lone all-star for the moment. Just to stay on topic:
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You'll have to explain to me how to give a team that's the biggest comeback in NBA playoff history away from being down 3-1 to a team missing their best SECOND BEST player their "props".
Do you disagree with this, or were you just being a little twat trying to split hairs about who their best player is?
Nate Robinson the best player in the eastern conference. :lol
Re: Spurs did exactly what they set out to do...get homecourt advantage back.
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Originally Posted by
Obstructed_View
We'll ignore Lee being the team's lone all-star for the moment. Just to stay on topic:
Do you disagree with this, or were you just being a little twat trying to split hairs about who their best player is?
Nate Robinson the best player in the eastern conference. :lol
Don't disagree with that at all. Good fix.
Don't forget that the Warriors had a pretty improbable comeback today to. It goes both ways.
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Originally Posted by
SpursRock20
Don't disagree with that at all. Good fix.
Fair enough. Lee's a big loss. That said, the Spurs would probably be in better position if he had NOT gotten hurt because they'd be playing with more Splitter and Diaw.
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Originally Posted by
SpursRock20
Don't forget that the Warriors had a pretty improbable comeback today to. It goes both ways.
The Spurs missed free throws, didn't bother to rebound and took one layup in the last 10 minutes of the game. It's not that improbable tbh. :)
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Originally Posted by
Budkin
We've known they aren't title contenders all year. We're still going to watch them anyway because we're Spurs fans.
Not contenders? I didn't know that the Spurs missed the playoffs and finished below .500 :rolleyes
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Originally Posted by
Austin_Toros
Not contenders? I didn't know that the Spurs missed the playoffs and finished below .500 :rolleyes
I mean the fact that they are extremely unlikely to beat the Heat. But I don't care, I'm going to keep rooting for them. Ok, I guess if they make it to the Finals they are technically contenders, but maybe in the same way the 2003 Nets were.
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Game 5 @ AT&T. Homecourt.
If they had beaten those guys they don't need to go back to GS anymore.
Missed the opportunity. but it's alright.
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Sobe_Kucks
Losing a game a young and dangerous team gift wrapped for them... Yeah it's a big deal; this was a knockout blow game. Especially since we have an older team with all sorts of injuries; end the series as quickly as possible. Too many possibilities with more injuries and extending the series... Seriously that's a good thing for the Spurs?
I agree with everything you said there, they blew their chance to end this crap next game and choked. There is nothing positive coming from this game today. They easily should have won 2 there, blew it.
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robdiaz2191
the heat have have the best player in the world in his prime, our best player is a 37 year old center
If this were true, then I'd think you should consider tempering your expectations a bit more.
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Agloco
If this were true, then I'd think you should consider tempering your expectations a bit more.
Haven't you heard? Failing to beat teams that are better than you are proves that you're poorly coached and that your players have no heart.
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Ehh, I don't believe this is exactly what The Spurs set out to do. I think The Spurs wanted to win this game at Oracle today, and then head back home and finish The Warriors off in front of their home crowd and be done with this series in 5. Sorry, that's just me. I mean, I could be wrong... but that's just usually how The Spurs take care of situations like this. Things just didn't work out as anticipated. :p:
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Legacy
Ehh, I don't believe this is exactly what The Spurs set out to do. I think The Spurs wanted to win this game at Oracle today, and then head back home and finish The Warriors off in front of their home crowd and be done with this series in 5. Sorry, that's just me. I mean, I could be wrong... but that's just usually how The Spurs take care of situations like this. Things just didn't work out as anticipated. :p:
Naw they blew opportunities to close out teams in title years, the thing is our guys were in their prime then or near it so this pisses me off. I agree they set out to win today, had a lead and all and blew it. They wanted this one.
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^^^ Well... here's to hoping they take care of business at home or we're fucked. :lol Paging Pop, too, please. :bang
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Agreed. Although no one can blame the fans for being mad at this loss. We had that 3-1 advantage, we blew it. Well I'd still say Spurs in 6.
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Budkin
I mean the fact that they are extremely unlikely to beat the Heat. But I don't care, I'm going to keep rooting for them. Ok, I guess if they make it to the Finals they are technically contenders, but maybe in the same way the 2003 Nets were.
Ok that's understandable. I think everyone agrees Miami looks unstoppable this season.
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Whoever wins game 5 will win the series. Just like last year against OKC when we let them take game 5 the series was over because we knew how hard it would be to win in okc in an elimination game. Same situation here.
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Op has a team mentality.
You think pop is telling the guys, alright we blew a lead and are in trouble now. Or we should have ended it already...
Gs plays team ball and is well coached. They are a good test and helps prepare this team if we win.
Only ones freaking out are fans unable to handle a loss. As of now we got hc advantage back. We did the job. Now we got to protect hc.
After the series started ... We are fortunate. Was it a tough loss? Yeah.
That being said there are a lot of improvements that can be made. Our coach watches film and is noted for adjustments.
We are ok. Tuesdays game is a pivotal one but is on our floor.
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They also coughed up a road playoff game to a team of rookies and sophomores. Just saying, it's very very hard to make up for choking on the road in the playoffs. Luckily the Warriors did it as well. The good news is we've looked like a much better team for 8 out of the last 12 quarters.
