I'm going to go with (assuming Thunderefs win the WCF):::Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Meat Cleavers over Canucks
Meat Cleavers over Thunderefs
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I'm going to go with (assuming Thunderefs win the WCF):::Quote:
Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Meat Cleavers over Canucks
Meat Cleavers over Thunderefs
Excellent call....OP deserves props for sticking his neck out with his predication......where are all the trolls who pounced on him for it?
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Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm
Here is what others where saying...Quote:
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Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
Having read the original post, I'm more impressed with op, but I still consider his glory bumping to be wrong. This is Mr "spurs will lose, blowout," melts down every game. The fact that be called the spurs to lose to one team is not great when he also said the spurs would lose every game they played this year. But he did call not only that okc would win, but the correct number of games, and the correct manner of victory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nbadan
OP also referenced joining ISIS, the size of his dick, and cut down a fellow spurstalker for being a bus driver simply trying to earn a living for his Family. He's an insecure bitch and this site is better off with him gone. That's right NSA, he said he would consider joining ISIS.
A full solar eclipse over all of Texas will happen before thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Nbadan
1. Incorrect. I don't generally think the Spurs will lose, especially in the RS to average and weak teams. I called the Spurs to sweep Memphis, granted it was an easy call after their myriad of injuries. I just knew all along we were fool's gold this year, as are the Warriors to an extent. This really opened the door for a lesser regular season team like OKC to seek and destroy.Quote:
Originally Posted by K...
2. I do/did melt down in the game threads about one in every three games during the regular season, generally close games and losses against teams we should have been dominating. A select few losses against good teams just made me extra angry, like the Dublets one at home on April 10th, and made it seem I was going off the deep end. But April 10th was a shitty day for me for multiple reasons, actually. I needed the ban.
1. Every guy who's posted in the club refers to the size of their manlihood (if it's something to brag about) at some point, and it's not as if I have made it a schtick on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
2. The whole thing with jermaine is/was a complete joke. He's a very friendly and one of the nicer non-regular gentlemen here. Everyone that knows me knows I treat the blue-collar workers that I know with extra respect.
3. I'm insecure? You're the one posting about me. Please stop being a faggot, thanks.
Yes, because in all your infinite wisdom you knew that Duncan would become a liability on offense and his other "good" knee would deteriorate. Sure..........
The Spurs were, like many series they've lost over the last 19 seasons, one or two better "breaks" from advancing past Oklahoma City. Sadly, they were too small inside and Duncan was too old/injured for them to balance things out.
Easy to say you were "right" with hindsight being 20/20.
You obviously don't understand the correct definition/appropriate usage of that phrase.Quote:
Originally Posted by J_Paco
For instance, you would say that phrase about someone if they got 'smart' after the series was over and determined that they knew what was going to happen all along, but didn't have the balls to lay it on the line before the series happened (in my case, nearly half a year before) so they have zero evidence to back up their claim that they "knew it" before it even happened.
Millennial Messiah – W
Most of the posters in the first few pages – L
Please hold your L's like a man. Don't be a chickenshit, as Culburn would say.
Also, with the exception of golf and maybe a few other low-intensive sports, father time remains undefeated. It was only a matter of time before the wheels fell off and the rest of the team would have to essentially carry him to the title if he was ever going to get #6. The Clippers series was his last Tim Duncan-esque playoff series he'll ever have, but we all know that already.
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Blah, blah, blah......
Make certain claims all the time and eventually you'll be right. My main point is you had no idea Duncan would breakdown ( cause the father time schtick hasn't been repeated for the last 5 years) and you were on one of your usual "chicken little" ramblings.
Hindsight is a powerful thing, it'll give all the idiots of the world an opportunity to say they saw the Thunder coming. No, they didn't. No one saw Adams (to a lesser extent), Roberson, Waiters and Kanter (on defense) playing levels above their usual output and with "headiness."
Having two top 5 - 10 players, being a great "free throw team" as a former coach of their's put it and them being an elite offensive rebounding team are/were their greatest advantages.
There is a 50/50 chance for either team during most series since there are only two possible outcomes. Pointing out your poorly thought "prediction" doesn't make you a great prognosticator.
and then you realize this Spurs team started the season with a loss at methkc and ended it in the same way.
I just can't bring myself to credit that franchise in any way. It's completely irrational but hey what's sports without hatred towards rivals.
I'll just hang my hat on three reasons the Spurs faltered:
1) refs
2) unsharpened will due to comically poor 1st round opponent
3) curse of screwing Rasual Butler
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that ugly guy with the sixteen-head that poop plays over someone actually athletic like simmons.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs1990
Its not hindsight if someone calls it before it happens. UNT called it plain as day. I agree though that I tire of people constantly prematurely calling for the demise of aging players. One of those calls are going to be right and theyll say, "told you so." Dont think UNT did that though, not sure.
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Originally Posted by spurs1990
:lmao blaming the refs
Very insecure indeed. Referred to yourself as elitist yet didn't own a car...it's ok man, just be yourselfQuote:
Originally Posted by UNT Eagles 2016
OP hit this on the head when he called it and it was almost spot on. I hate the fact he did that but it played out like that.
I have a car now. Got it for $1,300 from a friend. Just waited for the right deal, that's all.Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
195K miles... Passenger seat has a crack in the windshield and the passenger window doesn't roll down, but it'll pass inspection so that's okay.
Maybe I should have called the Spurs winning in 6 over Cleveland instead of this? Oh well there's always next year... gotta go with my legit gut feeling. Sorry man!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
What you said was spot on and that is exactly what happened minus a minor thing here or there. You called it and in 6 games as well. I was hoping the Spurs would win but my gut said they might not make it through that series and I was right too but you predicted it months ago on a board. Too bad you didn't put money down on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by UNT Eagles 2016