Yep. Let's just hope that Timmy has a classic game for his final one. Maybe some big shots by Manu would be nice as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaNu4Tres
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Yep. Let's just hope that Timmy has a classic game for his final one. Maybe some big shots by Manu would be nice as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaNu4Tres
I think Tim emptied his chamber tonight knowing it could be his last home game.:depressedQuote:
Originally Posted by dg7md
Bitch ass Softridge needs to drop 40 on Meth City & allow Tim to retire on his homecourt even if ThurdeRefs win Gm 7.
Like I said before 5 is the only thing that keeps us fans sane with all the firsts the Spurs pull. I guess that is the tradeoff. You have .4, 28 seconds and 13 points in 35 seconds, who the hell else would that happen to??? Thank God for 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by gameFACE
Nobody I know that isnt a Rockets fan even gives a shit about this and I have never even gotten shit about it except for the first couple of days after it happened. Literally nobody cares.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
It's not about the refs. Still everyone shit the bed when we were down in the fourth.
It was a nice run, but It's over.
what kind of cuck fucking attitude is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by DMC
Had I not seen your name i would have thought this was a koolaid man shitty post.
It`s over. Kanter/Adams are dominating the boards, Thunder are winning on the road with 20 TO. Aldridge can only go hard on Ibaka, who is not playing much, Parker is heroballing again. Green wont hit shit on the road. Kawhi can work hard on D, but rest of the team can`t rebound shit. Boban is glued to bench, West is useless, Diaw is useless. Mustache brothers will kill us again on the boards. It`s over.
Spurs will be pissed off and hopefully knock Dirty Adams on his ass.
I just mentioned crazy fluke things that happen against SA that wont happen again, good lord.... I know its a meaningless game. Dirk foul there in this ones place, cool I will add that one instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs 4 The Win
BTW #5 still keeps us fans sane, no doubt.
He was knocked dozen of times, he got up and played as hard as can.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs10
I'm not one for emotion-based posting, but I think this nightmare is over in 6. There's blood in the water and no team thrives off it better than OKC. They did it to the Spurs in 2012, and they're doing it again. Harden's absence means nothing. All season long we've been waiting for this team to get into gear and despite flashes of brilliance they've never done it. I've just lost faith that they'll do it now, up against elimination. Game 5 at home, tied 2-2 with a team that has literally no fucking fear of you at all, and you shit the bed? I know those players try. I know they're not mailing it in. But Jesus Christ, they won 67 games and made the AT&T Center an impenetrable fortress. Until now.
Now, they get to go to the one arena that loves drinking this team's tears more than any other in yet another elimination game. I just don't see it. I'm sure they'll play hard, I'm sure they'll fight. But there's absolutely no reason in all of rationality why this series shouldn't have ended tonight. Instead, the good guys are down 2-3. For a myriad of reasons, some player related, some coaching. Nobody knew Duncan was going to become a walking corpse.
It's par for the course now, sadly. The five triumphs this team has are mountain peaks amongst seemingly endless valleys of playoff disappointment. Losing big games they should have won is part of the team's DNA. Game 7, 2006. Game 5, 2012. Game 6, 2013. Game 6, 2015. This team manages to find ways to lose the champion-defining games far more often than they seem to win them.
Diaw/West could, in theory, work. But it doesn't. They get abused on the boards, and neither one can contribute on offense anymore. 12 months ago Boris Diaw was a catalyst in the small ball beautiful game. Now he's a pariah. West has grit and toughness but can't consistently knock down a jumper and just doesn't have the size to compete with Adams and Kanter. Duncan might as well be dead.
But Pop still trots out the same lineups, the ones that barely survived Game 3, the ones that didn't survive Game 4, and the ones that now have lost PIVOTAL Game 5. Parker, who looked like his old self in Games 3 and 4, attempted the potential go-ahead shot tonight.
Why not Kawhi? Partially, but not entirely, because of the refs. I've never seen Kawhi protest non-calls as much as he has this series. I've never seen Tim Duncan rack up 4 personal fouls in the first half of a playoff game. I get why the Spurs are afraid to shoot against this team now. Not only are they long and athletic, but they get away with motherfucking MURDER night in and night out and we as a fanbase are supposed to just swallow it and watch that franchise pound its collective chest like it's done literally anything to boast about. The officials took over Game 6 in 2012 and it's very hard for me to think this year will be different.
Kawhi's been shown that he will not get the benefit of the doubt. That he is not Kevin Durant, or Russell Westbrook. On the one hand, he should be the champion he is and fight through. On the other, that shit is demoralizing as all hell.
I'll always love this team, and in 36+ hours I'll be following their progress in Game 6 and cheering if they win. But this game, and this series, is just starting to feel like the final nail in a much bigger coffin that the Spurs have been in since day one. Lose Game 6, which my heart tells me they will, and all I'll be able to think about is how much of a nightmare this entire season has been. Which I can't believe I'd say about a 67-win regular season that featured a second consecutive DPOY award for Kawhi and his emergence as an All-Star.
My pick is Thunder by 8.
Blow it up, TBH.
Blow up a 67 win team? Yeah okay. Glad you arent our fucking GM. Fucking moron. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by szkorhetz
Who cares how many games you win if you lose the last?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs 4 The Win
Other than Kawhi and LMA, who is untouchable?
Duncan and Gino are done IMHO just like POP.
So all teams that don't win the title should be blown up?Quote:
Originally Posted by szkorhetz
Spurs will win.. spurs better win.. spurs are gonna win. In a blow out fashion. Kill them by atleast 20points, and repeat for game 7.
Perfectly said. I can't say anything better than what you did right here. I agree 100 percent, just want to give you props for this take. :clapQuote:
Originally Posted by Horry Hipcheck
I can't complain about being a Spurs fan, considering there's fanbases who suffer on the daily without anything to show for it. We have multiple HOFers, a legendary coaching and staff tree, and a budding all-star in Kawhi, but man do those losses fucking sting — even today. I don't know if any non-Spurs fans know the torture that we go through despite our 5 championships to show for it. It's always some foul (or lack thereof) and some unbelievable shot at the buzzer that seals our fate. Hell, Game 7 last year against the Clippers, man.
I'll be watching with baited breath and hope they can have another shot to redeem themselves in Game 7, but I don't expect it.
Looks like PATFO signed the wrong washed up enforcer:Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs10
D-Worst, you ONLY had ONE job to do!!!!!:rolleyes
If Kiwi is not gassed we have a chance if he goes MVP mode. Otherwise if they good enough to win 3 in a row I'll take my hat off to them and admit they just too good.
:bobo
Actually knowing the mojo of the Spurs we'll probably win Game 6 and then choke in Game 7 and lose at home.
That'd be my guess lol. This team loves to rip your heart out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Budkin
OKC 112- Spurs 109
Spurs will start out strong and keep themselves in the game. OKC will stay close and move in for the kill, eventually blowing out the Spurs.
Spurs can pull off a miracle because the talent gap between the two teams isn't that much. But give the history of the Spurs and what we've seen games 2-5, OKC has all the momentum and look like the better team.