Brown crying about Manu's 3pt shot?

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Originally Posted by tlongII

It was obviously an example of more dirty play by the Spurs.

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well if thats dirty I don't want to be clean :drunk

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Originally Posted by tlongII

It was obviously an example of more dirty play by the Spurs.

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Obviously. :rolleyes

I don't think Mike Brown has to lobby for calls next game.

The Cavs got A LOT of beneficial calls in game 2. The Spurs committed more fouls and the Cavs got more free throws.

I was surprised that elbow to Manu's face didn't get called.

Yeah, the Cavs aren't likely to get more calls than they did last night.

He was owned.


Manu is an and-1 three-point specialist.

He got Wade on an and-1 three and made it, during the 04 Olympics.

I think Brown was doing it more to point it out to Gibson, not the refs.

It's irrelevant. Brown wants more calls, but the Cavs got more phantom foul calls in this game than I've seen in a while. Bavetta's crew dropped the ball in this one, but it didn't make a difference.

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Originally Posted by tlongII

It was obviously an example of more dirty play by the Spurs.

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And that was obviously an example of another stupid post by you.

Mentioning the referee's influence on a game in a press conference is what losers do. you'll never hear pop, or any of the Spurs say anything about the officiating at a press conference. (except when Duncan was challenged to a fight by an official during a game, and even then Duncan and the Spurs didn't blame Crawford for the loss) Jerry Sloan never mentioned anything about the officials. He's been around long enough to know better. If the roles had been reversed, pop would have said "it was a great shot" period.
What really gets me is LeBron and co.'s cockiness even after the game 2 loss. "We been in dis situation befo aginst Detroit"
This ain't Detroit, fellas.

Good night, Spur fans try to find something to complain about in everything the opponent says.

[QUOTE=ancestron]Mentioning the referee's influence on a game in a press conference is what losers do. QUOTE]


I agree with most of your quote, but Phil Jackson does this every series. He is not a loser, but in fact the biggest winner in history!

Phil Jackson had Jordan and Shaq, so he doesnt count.
An example of every Chicago bulls timeout during their championship years--"give it to Michael!"
An example of every LA Lakers timeout during their championship years--
"get it in to Shaq!"
and where has he been the last five years without a player like them?

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Originally Posted by ShoogarBear

Good night, Spur fans try to find something to complain about in everything the opponent says.

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Change your favorite team to "Cleveland Cavaliers" right now, LeBron sympathizer. Witness your chosen one completely disappearing.

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Originally Posted by ancestron

Change your favorite team to "Cleveland Cavaliers" right now, LeBron sympathizer. Witness you're chosen one completely disappearing.

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:lmao @ Shoog being a Cleveland sympathizer! :lol

Dude's probably been a Spurs fan longer than you've been alive :lol

I think it's hilarious nobody understands tlongII's sarcasm.

well wtf...why is it like " ugh Spurs fans all the same".

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Originally Posted by ancestron

Phil Jackson had Jordan and Shaq, so he doesnt count.
An example of every Chicago bulls timeout during their championship years--"give it to Michael!"
An example of every LA Lakers timeout during their championship years--
"get it in to Shaq!"
and where has he been the last five years without a player like them?

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:lol at your basketball ignorance.

That's just like saying the only reason Popovich is a great coach is because he has Timmy, or like saying Red Auerbach is a great coach only because he had Bill Russell. So by your logic, Larry Brown must be a better coach than Pat Riley, because Brown won his championship without having one transcendent type of player.

dirt mcgirt owns ancestro

Nice :tu

Woah Manu is amazing if he's able to trick guys into flying uncontrollably at him. How the hell did Brown get this job?

Gibson wasn't "flying uncontrollably" - at all. Gibson went straight to Manu's right side in an attempt to avoid contact. Manu did a good job of baiting him and was able to lean into a little contact. Watch the freaking replay with your homer glasses off for once. Heck, Manu was leaning to his right before Gibson even got there.

Boobie didn't have a chance...when Manu needs more magnets, Manu GETS more magnets! :lol

After Doo-Doo Brown said that I went back and looked at the play over and over. What a fucking scrub for saying that.

GO BACK TO THE ASSISTANT COACH RANKS BITCH...Pop did NOT teach you that whining part! What a cunt...

i think that manu did lean to get the call, but it's not like the cavs didn't get a fair shake in the game. everybody does stuff like that, including the cavs. i've never heard brown complain about anderson varejao.

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Originally Posted by timvp

What that quote doesn't show is how Brown continues by praising Ginobili. Listening to him, it didn't come across as anything close to an insult. He was just explaining what happened.

And Spurs fans who don't think Manu drew that foul are underestimating Manu's abilities.

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this is how I took it as well. we sure have some thin skinned Spurs' fans in here....sheeesh