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forget about the highest scorer but everytime Tim Duncan is doing his share on both ends of the floor, WE WIN.
Games 3,4, & 6.
game6:
3Q he was the QB=>result NO - 12 pts. SA 20.
In elimination games, that guy never fails to deliver. The defense, the passing, this guy still has his MVP self with him.
I felt that every play in the third quarter was because of him. Props to Ime too, I dont know where the Spurs would be without him in this series.
forget about the highest scorer but everytime Tim Duncan is doing his share on both ends of the floor, WE WIN.
Games 3,4, & 6.
game6:
3Q he was the QB=>result NO - 12 pts. SA 20
Duncan's pretty good.
HE was great tonight. Tim brings his A game and we are gonna win game 7, book it. As great as Paul is he is no TIm Duncan when he brings his best.
Tim is Clutch
Manu is Clutch
Horry is Clutch
And sometimes..... Finley is too.
Tony is clutch when he is not trying to play one on one with Paul and just runs the offense like he is supposed too.
Tony's ego bugs me sometimes. Seems like he was happier about winning Finals MVP instead of the goddamn Championship the way he was hugging that trophy last year.
this is supposed to be the time to congratulate our Spurs, they just forced a game 7, faught hard, esp Ime who showed he wants a ringon his finger, but instead some chose to focus on the Horry/West incident.
come on.
Tony does want a lot of credit for his play. I remember in an interview he said something like "It bothers me sometimes i don't get a lot of credit playing in SA, but i'm happy to be winning rings" He wants both for sure and he is a of a player but sometimes the desire to prove it gets in the way. Tonight it got in the way and thank god it didn't cost us.
Over a obvious clean play, the media needs to get a ing clue
this is supposed to be the time to congratulate our Spurs, they just forced a game 7, faught hard, esp Ime who showed he wants a ring
come on.
because of his consistency, because we USUALLY see the Tim Duncan that we see each game, the Duncan factor is sometimes forgotten.
we ONLY most of the time remember him when he fails to deliver.
Tim's defense on West was very good. He was also patient on offensive end of the floor and he didn't panic at all.
Apparently the referees agreed with you.
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