The Spurs have been waiting for a chance to avenge 2012. Nothing would be more appropriate on this run to the Finals.
Payback is a real bitch.
Fuck The Thunder.
FTT.
And fuck the refs, too.
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The Spurs have been waiting for a chance to avenge 2012. Nothing would be more appropriate on this run to the Finals.
Payback is a real bitch.
Fuck The Thunder.
FTT.
And fuck the refs, too.
5.
Shd be FTT&R
:tu
This is our title run where we avenge the Manu foul (done), the 2012 series (TBD), and 6 (TBD). Let's do this.
FTS
Which game(s) will Manu give away?
Yep...they avenged their 8-1 seed loss to Memphis last year. Next the Thunder, followed by the Heat! Go Spurs Go!!!
Kawhi, Green, Splitter, and Diaw are so much better this year than that of 2012 it's not even funny.
But unfortunately, Parker/Ginobili/Duncan are all worse.
Manu better show up or else we'll have 7 minute stretches of dead offense while he allows OKC to make runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prime Time
I'm seriously not concerned here, nor should the Spurs. If they play how they should, this is not a hard series, it's all mental at this point. They can't break down, 2012 was a distant memory, you can't let any remnants of the backdoor sweep take over.
FTT
Some of us might break down with how much TNT will play that up.. It will be ad nauseum that and last years finalsQuote:
Originally Posted by dg7md
Don't forget the so called team who owns us during the regular season for years now and we finally meet them in the playoffs round two! All I heard is they can't beat Portland or a horrible matchup etc. They thought they really owned us, their fans did too.Quote:
Originally Posted by dg7md
It wasn't the matchup I was hoping for, but bring it on. This is the chance for year of full Spurs postseason vengeance.
Besides, it annoys me how OKC fans are so unbelievably confident that they are the Spurs' kryptonite and have us totally figured out. You can bet those dipshits are on their boards cheering and jeering confidently about how the Finals are the next stop since they're facing the Spurs. Maybe if they were a team with some championships under their belt they'd understand the season don't mean fucking shit. And oh yeah, James Harden is kind of a big fucking deal. Yet these fuckers and most of the national media are basically counting season games and a playoff series where Ibaka and Harden and everyone played out of their minds. Sure, Kevin Durant has improved spectacularly, but what-fucking-ever, the OKC team that beat the San Antonio Spurs in the playoffs is no longer intact. This is a fact. It no longer exists.
You think we'd have lost in 2012 if they had Reggie fucking Jackson (I don't care how well he plays against the Spurs during meaningless season games) and fucking Jeremy Lamb instead of James Harden?
Time to do what the Spurs have to do every year, subvert the expectations of retards underestimating us who don't know anything about basketball.
Bring it on. OKC, its fans, and the national media need some awakening. Season games don't mean squat, especially with the Spurs, and the Durant-Westbrook-Harden Big Three no longer exists. Let's take these SuperSonics-jacking, Thundereferee-dependent, never-gonna-win-a-ring assholes the fuck out! It's not going to be easy, but we are not the 2012 Spurs and they are not the 2012 Thunder, I mean that's a fact, it's not a matter of opinion.
FUCK YO HEAT PUNK..Quote:
Originally Posted by rogues
Yes I have been waiting since 12 to get back at these fuckers obviously Westbrook went down last season,no excuses now
We need to see more plays run through Kawhi obviously.
Yall need to have more faith in ManuQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGoldStandard
FTT
This, cause he's never let you down before.Quote:
Originally Posted by sexinthatsx
Manu will be the one to pull through against OKC. You heard it here firstQuote:
Originally Posted by DD
FTT
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Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
FTT tbqh
You're terrified, aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by rogues
#fuckkd
Duncan is NOT worse. That series of 2012 DIRECTLY let to his rejuvenation. He dropped the weight, and they completely restructured the offense to put him in the high post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prime Time
Yeah, FTT!!
:flag::ihit
Isn't that just thunderup, sneaking past the banhammer?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
I'll have to agree to disagree. IMO, Duncan's best season in the past 4 years has been 2012.Quote:
Originally Posted by exstatic
2012 (first 2 rounds): 17.6ppg, 9.0rpg, 2.9apg, 1.9bpg, .540%FG, 32.0mpg
2014 (first 2 rounds): 15.8ppg, 8.3rpg, 1.8apg, 1.7bpg, .530%FG, 33.8mpg
While his drop isn't as bad when comparing say Manu's, Duncan was still more efficient in every way back in 2012. Duncan is still a fantastic force as of this moment, but in my humble opinion he needs to be fed/helped more compared to that of 2012. Not blaming him at all, considering the man is about to be 38. He has no business being this effective to begin with.
Duncan averaged 17 points, 10 boards, 3 assists, and 2 blocks throughout the 2012 WCF against OKC. I doubt he can repeat that within the upcoming week or so, but luckily for us - he doesn't/shouldn't have to anymore.
Iirc his mid range was money that yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Prime Time
:lol you're cute..BD doesn't get terrified, tbh..Quote:
Originally Posted by exstatic
I would not at all doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Horry Hipcheck
lol niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Dex
Soon indeed. FTT and FKP and his annoying scowl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dex
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Originally Posted by DD
3 and 7.
FTB
Fuck Tony Brothers
Can't really top giving away games 6-7 of the finalsQuote:
Originally Posted by DD