Loss is on the team defense. Offense wasn't a problem.
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Loss is on the team defense. Offense wasn't a problem.
Spurs not named Kawhi shot 3 of 17 from deep. But, by all means, pass that rock. :lol
Wasnt Kobe training Leonard in the offseason :lol
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Originally Posted by Spurs9
The more shots he takes, the easier it is for the others to get cold and out of rhythm, not to mention making the teammates angry, but that depends.
I realize it's not the best roster he could have, but no one can score 100 pts.
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Originally Posted by DarrinS
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._100-point.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by NameLess Scrub
:lol spamming Kawhi threads under your alts
:lol Nolyfecatman
Yeah someone had to :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by RD2191
I correct. No one under 60 years old
Yes but tell me when did we every have all world players on this team other than Duncan? Problem is, we lost our ball movement. We have decent enough players that we don't need Kawhi going full Kobe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoops Czar
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Originally Posted by benefactor
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Originally Posted by NameLess Scrub
They got some good ball movement in the 4th and almost came back--but their shooting was still terrible, missing some ducks, and they got some bad breaks. That's the way the ball bounces when you are not in sync.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperCam
In a single game, from 1983-84 to 2016-17, playing for the Spurs/Chaparrals, in the regular season, sorted by descending Field Goal Attempts
34 games, Spurs 19-15 [144 games 26 FGA/G]
Most FGA 41 David Robinson
14 games Mike Mitchell
6 games David Robinson
5 games George Gervin
4 games Tim Duncan
3 games Tony Parker
2 games Terry Cummings
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Originally Posted by NameLess Scrub
http://www.foxsports.com/nba/video?vid=805434947920
Kwahi at press conference discussing game.