Hornets in six...mainly cause Spurs are horrible on the road and it's not going to be easy from here on out.
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Hornets in six...mainly cause Spurs are horrible on the road and it's not going to be easy from here on out.
When did Chuck have a correct pick?
Horrible on the road? BS. The Spurs have drawn blood in EVERY PLAYOFF series in the past 5 years. NO was just trying to spit the bit against a screwed up Mavs squad.Quote:
Originally Posted by pooh
We'll see.
:lol people taking Charles predictions seriously
He's one of the biggest Spurs homers out there
Spurs in 6.
Hornets has not seen anything resembling Spurs in the playoff!
Charles said the series he was sure about were the mavs killing the hornets. I believe we are in good shape :lol
See post #21. You KNOW that's true...Quote:
Originally Posted by san antonio spurs
With the way the Hornets are playing right now, if I was an impartial observer I would've picked them as well.
I can see the Spurs going down to the Hornets very easily. Their style of play with the quickness they possess is a recipe for disaster for the Spurs.
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Originally Posted by Kermit
QFT
They are playing at a VERY high level right now.
he is sticking to his word in regular season he said Spurs are declining and old.
craziest thing is if we win this series we have to beat them in NO. that is gonna be crazy and we gonna crush the hearts of the little katrina victims. but I think Spurs are evil enough to do it.
Chuck is the worst so called anaylist in the world. He admits he hardly even watches the games. I get the sense he just watches the games he is forced to when he is on set and even then he is off set goofing off. It is amazing all the perks you get in life thanks to your name alone.
what??Quote:
Originally Posted by dbreiden83080
Chuck is easily the most entertaining man in television.
I've heard that somewhere before... hmm where was it? OH yeah, every year.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASHville
He is entertaining but he knows nothing when it comes to anaylizing a game. What insights does he ever bring to a game?? He is only there because of who he is and he is comic relief.Quote:
Originally Posted by hater
Kenny picked the Spurs. Charles likes picking the up and comers so he will look good if they overachieve. In 2003 he picked the Nets in the Finals.
Chuck always checks the spread before he makes his picks. :hatQuote:
Originally Posted by Budkin
Since when was it easy??? The Spurs-Suns series was the toughest matchup in the entire playoffs.Quote:
Originally Posted by pooh
Spurs are WHAT on the road????Quote:
Originally Posted by pooh
Did they not kick the Suns ass in game 3???
Have they not won a million playoff games on the road over the years??
Horrible on the road my ass.
The same guy who picked the Jazz to beat the Spurs in the Conference Finals. Every ESPN panelist picked the Suns over the Spurs in six, too. Everyone's got opinions and a-holes. As for my two cents, I pick the Spurs to win the series and not in seven games.
This is the playoffs. Defense wins championships and things slow down. You, of all people, as a Suns fan should know that to the tune of four series losses to the Spurs dating back to 2003. I think the Suns would've beaten the Hornets, even.Quote:
Originally Posted by NASHville
Well, this series will depend on how healthy Manu Ginobili is.
The Spurs X-Factor in the Suns series was Parker as they had no one who could guard him, especially off pick and rolls. Against the Hornets, the Spurs X-Factor is Ginobili, I don't think they have anyone who can guard him. West/Bonzi aren't exactly lock down defenders ala Raja Bell.
Exactly, which is one of the biggest reasons the Spurs needed to close out the series last night. With the rest they earned, I see the Spurs as strong favorites. If the Suns series had gone to 6 or 7 games, I think the Spurs would be going into the Hornets series tired, sort of like when they played the Mavs in 06.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1Parker1
Bullshit. Last night at the half, he nailed it on Amare. Diaw getting the ball so much was interrupting the flow between Nash and Amare and seriously messing up Nash. He then said the crucial point, which was dead on, Amare was getting bored without the ball in his hands, and it would cost them. Dead on accurate.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbreiden83080
He clowns around so much and makes outrageous statements so frequently that his insights get glossed over. But make no mistake, he frequently knows what he's talking about.
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Originally Posted by easjer
:lol Actually if you go back and watch, he was just piggybacking off of the two main points made by Doug Collins during the game. That wasn't Barkley's thoughts.