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I am watching on nba.comQuote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
I wish they bring their health with them...Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
ESPN is talking about football.
Not now, fellas!
Did Tim or Manu even break a sweat out there?
This series has been one of the best coached series I've ever seen. Pop has COMPLETELY exploited Shaq as the slow, plodding, defensively useless player that he is.
We just pick and rolled them to death. And Tim's jumper was a thing of beauty today and that catch and shoot jumper off a screen that he hit was beautiful. I haven't seen that play since 04 I think. Pop just pulled out all the stops tonight and the Suns got RAPED!
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sorry, I should have caught thatQuote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
:hat
what does the 228 stand for?
She's 228 years oldQuote:
Originally Posted by Galileo
D'Antoni smiling at the presser doesn't bode very well for the Suns. You can tell he's just psyching himself up now.
Props to Pops! Complete pwnage of Kerr, D'Antoni and the Big Cactus.Quote:
Originally Posted by TDfan2007
Shaq and Duncan are now 14-14 head to head in the playoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
Looks like Duncan may get the last laugh.
time to eat your crow, boys!Quote:
Originally Posted by mVp
who's smiling more right now, Dwayne Wade or Shawn Marion?
Somewhere, Marion is laughing his ass off.
Do you work with numbers or are you just fascinated by them? Or both? You do lots with numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galileo
228 is a Duncan related number for me.
remember how everyone said the Spurs were "too old" a couple of years ago????? lol
Did you guys see when Spurs were up by 16, and then Oberto makes a defensive error and Popo immediately calls timeout? That is friggin' great coaching. Plug up the leaks in your game, clear up the small things and we get the rings. This is the reason why Spurs will get their 5th ring (Doc Rivers has no chance), especially since
Celtics can't stop Parker, Ginobli, nor Duncan from scoring at will. Duncan can take over when he wants (if Parker and Ginobli are having an off-night), Duncan is a better defender than Garnett, Parker will always blow by Rondo or just drain one in his face, and Ginobli is just all over the place.
Duncan will have the better resume before he's done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galileo
watching replays of timmys 3 in game 1 gives me shivvers
Good night, everyone!!
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Good night indeed. :)
The way Duncan plays, he will still be putting up 20-10 and making his team better even at age 38, 39, and 40!
If Duncan gets 6 rings, can we compare him to Jordan? We already know that Duncan is the best forward ever, but the thing is, Jordan had to work very hard to improve his game when he came to the NBA. Duncan, on the other hand, came in, dominated and posted 20-10 from the get-go. Furthermore, we all know the famous stat of the Spurs having the best winning record out of any team in any sport since Duncan came.
Which one of these experts will be man enough to admit their defeat? :downspin:Quote:
Originally Posted by m33p0
ohhhhweeee..what a game..I never get tired of watching blowouts when my team is on the winning side, especially against a team I hate..that was just great..
I was a math major in college and work with figures in my occupation.Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
But I can't figure out 228. You met TD on Feb 28?
Spurs points in the paint: 28 points
28 points out of 115 points in the paint. This team was damn good tonight.