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I hate them b/c they disrespect the Spurs and the media hypes them up to be the messiah of the NBA.
Maybe not "hate". I'll "hate" them once they knock us out.
Us living in the east don't get to see the Suns too often, but I'm watching them play the Cavs tonight and they are a bunch of babies. Our announcers are even laughing saying that they will run a guy over and complain about how there was no foul. They are what they are: pussies. They don't play defense like men, and they cry and cry when the refs don't give them every call. I now understand why most S.A. fans hate the Suns
Last edited by Thunder Dan; 01-27-2008 at 05:05 PM.
I hate them b/c they disrespect the Spurs and the media hypes them up to be the messiah of the NBA.
Maybe not "hate". I'll "hate" them once they knock us out.
Welcome aboard.
LOL @ the basket mikes in the Q.
Everytime a shot hits the rim, it sounds like somebody's banging a garbage can.
I was just thinking about that
Mike D'Antoni: caps or veneers?
Two point-blank chokes by LeBron.
Almost 3!
Cavs blow it
whiners but winners
Suns beat a team they were suppose to.
Look at what we have here! A Cavs fan looking for support from Spurs fans. Do you realize that whining happens among all NBA teams? If you don't whine, you won't get calls.
James scored 36 points to lead the Cavaliers, but the All-Star missed a 3-pointer and a pair of inside shots in the waning minutes. After leaving the floor, James, who was just 6-of-16 in the second half, kicked a trash can in disgust on his way to Cleveland's locker room.
James scored 36 points to lead the Cavaliers, but the All-Star missed a 3-pointer and a pair of inside shots in the waning minutes. After leaving the floor, James, who was just 6-of-16 in the second half, kicked a trash can in disgust on his way to Cleveland's locker room.
So he pulled a Dirk?
But it was Hughes and not James who countered for Cleveland, scoring 10 points in the final 4:02 to give the Cavaliers a three-point lead entering the fourth.
@ the ducks-bot.
Tonight was a particularly bad night probably because they got blown out by the T-Wolves a few nights ago.
You can't tell me that you didn't see Varejao flop or complain about calls at least a half-dozen times in that game and LeBron definitely complained about a few (legit) ones near the end as well. You can't have Varejao flop all around the court and then call a travel on Nash when Wild Thing puts his knee right in Nash's path.
And yeah, I heard your boys going off on them because League Pass was showing the FSN Ohio broadcast. Don't forget, however, that Varejao's antics angered Pop enough to get him tossed out of the Q last year. Still, it comes from the top down and D'Antoni complains way too much.. so does Mark Cuban which is why you see Dirk and J-Ho ing so much all the time.
D'Antoni just thinks that his team is incapable of making a single foul. The only one that didn't complain much was Barbosa, and the biggest of the all was Raja Bell. It's not just the so called flops, it's every single foul. They could push someone into the 3rd row and still argue they got hit first, and D'Antoni would throw his hands up and show off those fake teef of his and cry about it for the rest of the game.
I, for one, am shocked--SHOCKED, I tell you, that there is flopping, whining, or crying in the NBA. This is almost as shocking as a young hollywood actor overdosing on drugs. Almost as shocking as a Cavs fan whining like a little because his team lost.
I started the thread when we were up 13, and frankly I don't give a the Cavs lost, I was just making an observationI, for one, am shocked--SHOCKED, I tell you, that there is flopping, whining, or crying in the NBA. This is almost as shocking as a young hollywood actor overdosing on drugs. Almost as shocking as a Cavs fan whining like a little because his team lost.
Suns are big time whiners...but more so than anything it stems from the Coach and his overdramatic reactions after every call.
Every team in the NBA whines and es to refs about calls. Even the Spurs...Duncan/Pop/Parker are famous for it. However, difference is they don't go around flailing there arms on the sidelines, stomping their feet like a petulant 7 year old. Eventually, they do get over the bad calls and just decide to play through it. That's what the Suns need to learn to do...but it starts with D'Antoni.
Biggest difference is that the Spurs don't continue ing about the calls after the game.
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