Lakers
Rockets
Bulls
Pistons
Heat
No wonder spurfan tries to brush that shit off :lol
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Lakers
Rockets
Bulls
Pistons
Heat
No wonder spurfan tries to brush that shit off :lol
Whoops, 6. :lol Still no Spurs
Only 4 teams have 5 or more championships
Lakers
Celtics
Bulls
Spurs
This is a much better club to be in.
So proud to be named in the same line with Pisstons, Lockets, cHeat and dad killer, uhh?
Only one team has a faggot with AIDS, pretty exclusive company
Lakers
How many have done it twice or even 3 timesQuote:
Originally Posted by KobeOwnsDuncan
:lol
Lakers
Bulls
That club gets exclusive
There's no excuse for the Spurs...I really would like to consider them one of the great teams but to be honest they're really no better than the 94-95 repeat Rockets...failing to defend is a major disqualifyer...
I do give them credit for being consistent though so there is some redeeming quality there...they're just not in the same class as the Alpha teams...like the
A Teams
Lakers
Bulls
Patriots
Cowboys
Yankees
49'ers
Celtics
Pittsburgh Steelers
B Teams
Spurs (leader of NBA B teams)
Heat
Rockets
Colts
Packers
Red Sox
If you have won a title on any locked out year and also if one was part of a repeat effort then you automatically get added to B teams list...
Though they are the five time one and done champs :lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Koolaid_Man
Your list does not include the Pittsburgh Steelers how are they not an A or B football team, but you have the cowboys 49ers patriots and packers before them.
FLAWED
(Coming from a lifelong cowboys fan)
My bad..fixedQuote:
Originally Posted by D_Admiral
That may be true but of those 4 only one has a title with an asterisk on a locked out season....and that's the Spurs....Quote:
Originally Posted by bobcatfan4life
The Spurs have never repeated as NBA champions because they are a marginal mediocre team at best, they only win the championship when something bizarre happens, such as the Suns suspensions and Dallas losing in the first round. The Spurs first championship was like this as well, they got a Portland team in the Conference finals in 1999 which shouldn’t have been there in the first place. If the Spurs would have played the best team in 1999, which was Utah by the way, than the Spurs never would have won the championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by KobeOwnsDuncan
Only during their 2003 NBA championship did the San Antonio Spurs defeat the most talented team in the NBA to advance. In 1999 both Utah and Miami lost before they could face the Spurs, in 2003 the Spurs beat an often injured and changing Los Angeles Lakers but did not have to face the Sacramento Kings who were probably even better than the Lakers that year.
The Spurs 2005 title is a tad bit more respectable because the Spurs did have to go through Phoenix and the defending champion Pistons to win the crown, Both Phoenix and Detroit as some of the worst, best teams the league has ever had.
The Suns defend the basket much like the French defended Paris against the Nazi’s, and Detroit’s offense is offensive in more ways than one. Finally this year, the Heat, Pistons, Mavericks and Bulls are all eliminated before they can face the Spurs, the quartet of Denver, Phoenix, Utah, and Cleveland is about as easy of a road to the title as a team could ever get.
Calling Tim Duncan the greatest power forward in NBA history is just laughable, he’s an above average scorer, and defender who is playing in the weakest era of basketball since the 1940s. If Tim Duncan is so good than why is he 2-6 in playoff series against the only two big men of his era, Karl Malone and Shaquille O’Neal? Not to mention both those players where coming out of their primes when they faced the Spurs?
If Tim Duncan was playing 10 years earlier he would not even be on the NBA’s all 3rd team, he’s to slow and weak to be able to defend O’Neal, Malone, Hakeem Olajuwon, Patrick Ewing, or Charles Barkley, in todays NBA Duncan has to face Nene, Amare Stoudamire, Carlos Boozer and Drew Gooden not exactly the same group of guys now is it?
Tony Parker earning finals MVP is even more of a joke than when Chauncy Billups won the award in 2004. Neither of these guys are anything more than above average point guards who have earned name recognition because the league sucks so bad, and that’s the key to the entire Spurs so called "Dynasty".
The NBA sucks right now, so a decent team such as the Spurs can win championships because someone has to, that’s it they are not on the same platform as the 60s Celtics, 80s Lakers, 90s Bulls, their rank historically may be somewhere above the 80s Bucks, but no one calls the 80s Bucks a dynasty now do they.
That's mostly copy pasta btw
2-6 against Shaq and Malone :lmao
:lol
First tier teams defend their title. Second tier teams win it and proceed to give their wife up.
Duncan, being a part of a second tier team and a real cuckold, is a poster child for them.
It's been said countless of times this summer, repeating and 3-peating are overrated. Next.
Roy, Lou, Brandon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch
You have some fucking nerve.
:lmao Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kool Bob Love
Because the Spurs couldn't do it... :lol
Repeat as champs
Spurs Check ?
Uhh I don't think do
:lmao
Only one fan base is desperate enough to start a thread like this.
The one with like a billion titles in their trophy case :lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
The one whose team is so terrible now. :lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Koolaid_Man
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Kool Bob Love
Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
The one that's so terrible yet still has like a gazillion titles you will never Match ?
Just watching you reduced to this kind of argument is hilarious and sad at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Koolaid_Man