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:lol it happens all season, every year, tbh..Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
There's always at least 50 threads consisting of "Barkley says we're too old", "ESPN forgot to mention us", "This analyst is picking against us", "ESPN polls say fans aren't picking us", "Reggie Miller picked the Clippers over us"..
It happens with every fanbase, but Spurs fans take it personal and are excessive about it, tbh..they care more than the actual team does:lol..
At one point this season, there was like 5 new Barkley threads per day:lol..
SpurPadre seems to be the most sensitive about it. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Malik Hairston
:lol, that is basically every summer. Atleast this Summer we have a title to celebrate and boast the whole summer as fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
Boston did it, but they were crazy deep too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RuffnReadyOzStyle
Nope, that doesn't look gay one bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
i heard Dan Patrick this morning talking about "are the cavs better off with Love or Wiggins?"
I felt a moment of pleasure about where the mainstream head is at.
Bandwagon fans around the world are out on the road hands extended waiting on their ride IMO
faggots
People forget lebrons record against the spurs in the finals.and his overall finals record
Yeah, and this is supposed to be a 'short' summer... good lordQuote:
Originally Posted by dabom
can't believe FIFA World Cup came and went and BBall World Cup seems miles away. weird...Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
And for good reason. Some analysts have picked against the Spurs for 10+ years based on the same faulty logic. How can they keep making the same mistake over and over again, and not realize their mistake? :lol moronsQuote:
Originally Posted by Malik Hairston
Lots of posters here said the opposite about their depth before that season started. People said they didn't have enough depth and their role players weren't proven. Turns out most of them were wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by baseline bum
They should move the All Star Weekend to this time of the year, tbh... even though all the players would be fat and out of shape coming from vacations, how fit do you really need to be for a glorified scrimmage?Quote:
Originally Posted by hater
The Cav's will end up 2nd or 3rd in the east. Too many new players and coach for the team to mesh to championship form......
:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by robdiaz2191
Given he can't, they won't be.Quote:
Originally Posted by skulls138
Even if Wade struggles, the Heat will be better than people think. Chris Bosh is no slouch as a player. Miami was only dominant when he was a part of the offense and defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by skulls138
No human growth hormone in Ohio?Quote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Even if they were ready to contend with the best in the West, which I maintain they are not, they'll face the same issue Miami did last year -- the Eastern Conference will not prepare them for that final series.
Will be even sweeter when the spurs crush them
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Originally Posted by Ice009
He'll fit in good with the Cavs because Love doesn't make anyone around him better.. So he can leach off Lebron and still stat pad..
Let them get the attention and forget about the Spurs. It will make beating them and their bandwagon even better.