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I was yelling at my TV that those s weren't getting into it. Also the sound guy needed to play some ing music too but he rarely did besides the end. Fire that ing guy.
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I was yelling at my TV that those s weren't getting into it. Also the sound guy needed to play some ing music too but he rarely did besides the end. Fire that ing guy.
Yeah, the Spurs obviously lost this game because of the crowd.. Right.
People that don't think the crowd plays any effect on the game are gots tbh.
Bunch of fat asses
Spurs crowd usually is, tbh, unless we're winning. When things are going well, they're one of the loudest in the league, but when things aren't going our way, you can almost hear a pin drop at times.
They did try to start getting us back into it at the end when we started making that little run, but it was too late.
Those gots were sitting cross-armed the whole game. I've said it before...
The crowd is supposed to pump up the crowd, not the other way around. Chuck can't be any quicker with that weight watchers gold mine
I thought to myself a few times, it felt like a (big) regular season game. This was the Spurs game 7..
Don't blame them. Outside of Belli's outburst in the 2nd Qtr there was absolutely nothing to get excited about. The game felt like a loss in the making the whole game.
Not much for them to cheer about...crowd should have booed these ing losers off the court tbh...
Imagine how worse this crowd will get when they make the Whataburger even bigger this offseason
The crowd seemed into it when Beli got hot. But once Pop started hacking, the crowd seemed out of it.
This forum is now 90% idiots
Now? Lol....
Pop took the crowd out of the game.
The players energy on the court wasn't anything to cheer about.
No one paid to watch a FT shooting contest.
Crowd was trying to get into it then hack-a-jordan and TD with 3 fouls.
Why don't they get shirts? So they at least know it's the playoffs, is there not enough cotton in the world?
Leonard gave them nothing to cheer about. All his fault.
The crowd was loud. Especially when Jordan was at the line. Loudest crowd I've heard there. No bull .
If you've ever been to a game in person, you know they play music continuously -- same every game. If you didn't hear it (or the crowd, for that matter) it's because tv crews use very directional microphones that focus on the court and ignore everything else, and that signal is then eq'd and compressed to death and mixed in way below the idiotic commentators. But who knows? Maybe we'll do better with the Staples Center sound guy.
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