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They are just speaking the truth. Spurs play dirty.
Suns fans just being the Pathetic whining sacks of they are supposed to be.
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I didnt know they actually whine about games they are not even involed in too??
They are just speaking the truth. Spurs play dirty.
Just don't call us soft!
YOU all created this!
i thought it would be philly fans in general.
close second...
And the Mavs are saints... right.
Prove it. Give me some examples other than "Terry punches people in the nuts"
Prove it. Give me some examples other than "Terry punches people in the nuts"
He's responsible for the dirtiest in play I've ever seen in the NBA.
I'm surprised the zebras didn't call a foul on Finley on this one. After all, he was in the immediate vicinity of Dirk.
Manu is an ass on the court. He tomahawks, pulls, grabs. Then he throws up his arms like he didn't do anything when he gets called.
Actually, they have two... Josh Howard does a lot of the little things to antagonize players on the sly.
This made me laugh...That's unfair to Laimbeer. Laimbeer would step on people's shoes so they couldn't get rebounds. He would grab jerseys, throw elbows, get inside of people's heads. He was about as dirty as they got. And yet, he was a gifted shooter and a 10/10 big man who could knock down clutch 3's, clutch free throws. The man was a compe or.
Compare and contrast to Bruce Bowen, who is a player with so little ability that he was nearly bounced out of the league years ago. He had no jump shot, couldn't knock down free throws--couldn't do much of anything of value to a basketball team. So Bruce decided that he would hand check, trip, gouge, and hack the living out of anybody he was matched up against. He's tried to carve out a niche for himself as some sort of tough guy perimeter defender. And so the NBA kept him.
To his credit, he has worked tirelessly on the corner 3-point shot that you see him take all the time, and he spent an entire season working on nothing but his free throw shooting. It's Bruce Bowen still trying to justify his presence on the floor.
And try as he might, the man still lacks fundamental basketball skills. He can take and make a three pointer only because it's a measured shot that he practices every day--not because he's some sort of shooter who can hit from anywhere on the floor. If you watch him enough, you'll notice that if a single thing is different from the motion he practices: foot position, floor position, defender's position--he will miss the shot. I've seen this phenomenon in person at pregame shootarounds. And to this day, I'd still say that people like Bruce Bowen have no place in the league.
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