Adams not going to kill us with mid range jumpers doeQuote:
Originally Posted by hater
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Adams not going to kill us with mid range jumpers doeQuote:
Originally Posted by hater
So who here is starting on Monday and who here is coming off the bench? I just wonder, because most of you talk like you're actually on the fucking team.
i typically agree that its cliche to say we and that it's kinda a pet peeve of mine even though i catch myself doing it often.Quote:
Originally Posted by DMC
but i was playing devils advocate and i think if its the san antonio spurs and you live in san antonio, you can say we, semantic-wise. but i know it bothers you, 2nd time i think i've seen you call this out recently.
It doesn't bother me to see someone say "we" when referring to their team. It's annoying to see them act like they have to do something to prepare for the game however, or congratulate each other on the win or say "thanks" when a fan of the opponent congratulates them on their team's win. I mean, what did you do where that congratulations would have anything to do with you?Quote:
Originally Posted by heyheymymy
In any case Ibaka is more of a problem for the Spurs than say, Westbrook.
To say the Thunder are "nothing" without Ibaka is a misnomer. They're still a capable team, but I think the loss of Ibaka and us having home court might prove to be too much for OKC to beat.
Also :lol at the people who think Steven Adams will be the x-factor in this series. I can see him having a great game in the typical scrubs vs. Spurs matchup, but no way will he even come close to what Ibaka does, offensively or defensively.
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Originally Posted by DarrinS
Guys stop looking past OKC they can still beat us :( We have to stay focused :(Quote:
Originally Posted by DMC
As if the Spurs fanbase's focus has any effect on the games. Guess I should stop drinking before/during games so that our players are sober and at their best.
wow, both these sigs on one page.
This is great.
:toast
Funny because the Spurs didn't look like the best team in the league against Dallas, but I digress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeanaro
As if we haven't been on a roll since game 7. You're so bitter dude I actually feel sorry for you. You better get that hate out your heart before its too late.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoops Czar
good point. He might as well be Kenyon Martin, Duncans going hard at him if matched up. Adams has a high foul rate too.Quote:
Originally Posted by xtremesteven33
Hey noob, I was responding to someone else's post. Your whimsical retort has much to do about nothing and when taken in context to the original post, doesn't make a lick of sense. Try to keep up.Quote:
Originally Posted by spursince#99
We were talking about the Almighty Thunder, Spurs already blew it to an 8th seed in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoops Czar
solid standpoint. I see that angle too. I'll do it subconsciously sometimes and catch myself later on like: wait, what did I do to be included in we?Quote:
Originally Posted by DMC
Splitter goes into pussy mode, TD settles for tough shots, Parker struggles as well with Ibaka on the floor, this is a huge loss for them, Splitter may actually play well.
That's just defensively, offensively take away his insanely efficient jumpers as well, force others to make shots. This also affects their spacing, that could really hurt WB who loves barreling into the paint like a retard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-6Tn0Ie-AQQuote:
Originally Posted by DMC