Eh, Mills and Green will probably have big games because they play better at home. It is what it is, lets just hope we have a Mavs 2014 reaction to having our backs against the wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by noles1983
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Eh, Mills and Green will probably have big games because they play better at home. It is what it is, lets just hope we have a Mavs 2014 reaction to having our backs against the wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by noles1983
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Originally Posted by DarrinS
Don't agree. We had all the momentum at the end. Gasol misses that shot, we win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darius Bieber
Exactly, I felt that the Spurs were confident leaving that game, I think we win double digits in game 5Quote:
Originally Posted by Budkin
People who make threads like this are idiots. Spurs are in a dangerous position, thats the reality of the situation. Your gut feeling or your overconfidence as a fan doesn't change that. I wouldn't bet on MEM winning in San Antonio, so the Spurs might win on just HCA...but they have a shot. They're capable of having one great game in SA and that's all it would take.
Saving this comment for when the Spurs expectedly lose Game 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs 4 The Win
WE got to see it, but does Pop? To me it looked like he was experimenting with lineups almost as if he doesn't realize this is the playoffs and the regular season is over. Playing Tony and Patty together? Sending in DLee specifically for D? Heck some of his lineups were changed so fast it was hard to keep up with who was on the floor! He doesn't seem to be trying to settle on rotations or keep effective units on the floor together for long enough to get the individual players any rhythm or the unit any chemistry. Bertans is just as likely to get a DNP next game as he is to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by BillMc
Would like to see more Bertans and simmons .....even Murray......Don't forget Dedmon didn't play tonight....
Go look at my post history, made a thread like this for Game 4 against Dallas in 2014, Game 6 against the Thunder in 2014, and Game 3 against the Heat in 2014. Good track record.Quote:
Originally Posted by FkLA
They should have our attention now. We play 48 min we'll blow them
out. Besides how long can they keep hitting bad shots
How long has it been since the Lakers have been relevant, since 2011? Must be rough faggetQuote:
Originally Posted by Darius Bieber
Always happens....Spurs getting hit back with a bunch of fluke shots by the Grizz....Quote:
Originally Posted by Horse
No, it would take one game in SA and holding serve at home. Spurs losing game 6 even if they blow game 5 isn't a given.Quote:
Originally Posted by FkLA
But would be very tough to win game 6 either way - probably a 40% shot. Lack of Dedmon tonight actually meant something - Spurs got absolutely destroyed on the boards. Game wouldn't have been as close if not for turnovers.
I'd still be on the Spurs to win the series but the margin or error is very slim.
Yeah with Kawhi, he can take over any game, we will win game 6, book itQuote:
Originally Posted by cjw
Spurs better win game 5. Not sure about game 6
Grizz just won after committing so many turnovers and and Kawhi going insane in the 4th, TP having a vintage performance. Kinda scary
Yeah and if Manu or Green had just combine for 4-5 3 pointers, we would have won by double digits. The team played like total fucking shit outside of two players.Quote:
Originally Posted by siraulo23
Yup...it's like the 2007 or 2015 Cavs. One superstar and a bunch of scrubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurs 4 The Win
Basically this. The current iteration of the Spurs reminds me of the first iteration of the LeBron Cavs. Just hope Kawhi doesn't jump ship; he got a ring already, it's just on the Spurs to give him the talent to have a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by TampaDude
Winning game 5 & 6 is not really the problem. It's seeing that once again Pop it's up to his old stubborn coaching tricks. Moving to the next rounds does not bring any confidence.
This team doesn't have an identity other than Leonard and hope for the best. The regular season circus masks this reality, but in the playoffs you can't hide from the truth.
The Spurs historically have bounced back from playoff blow-out losses, but I wonder what's their record of responding to losing on the last possession? Not very good I'm guessing.
Aldridge does not give me any hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt Bringdown
my pick was spurs in 6. feels like that could still happen, idk what pop's rotations are gonna be like though...
Yeah we sure shit the bed after Vince Carter hit that buzzer beater in Game 3 :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by Capt Bringdown
Rockets about to go up 3-1.