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And?
@ nervous
Actually that was for Buddy Holly
Worried?
Doubting?
All of the above work.
You posted two Spurs fans discussing the Spurs. Cool.
What was the point again?
Did you think quoting those two posts somehow related to Lakers fans posting on a Spurs board at midnight trying to reassure themselves they're a better team in their own heads?
There's no denying Gooden looked good tonight. What surprised me was how comfortable he seemed on the floor, outright calling for the ball several times as if he has been on the team for years. That's exactly what you'd want to see from a new addition.
Oops, sorry.
Well being that I've been a Seahawk fan since I was 5 yeah I would call it new. But np and I will be changing my avatar since Peterson got traded. Good trade I might add.
Buddy does have a bit of a point about the nervousness/worrying though.
Definitely. A player on the decline for a player to strengthen the line AND a 5th rounder....nice job Ruskell.
I wouldn't call it nervousness.
Really my life doesn't change from what happens in a basketball game. I've managed to disassociate myself from that kind of fandom a long time ago. I watch purely for my own entertainment..
A bit defensive aren't you?? You sure you aren't projecting a bit?
Nope, just stating observations obvious to us all.
Not at all. There's just usually good basketball discussion and fun trash talking. Even I can admit that this forum is better than any Laker forum.
Honestly, I haven't gotten to that "disassociation" point in my life just yet...seriously, lol. I actually have to watch most sporting events alone because of it.
And I didn't mean that your life hinges on what the Spurs do, nor your own team for that matter, but in sports terms our moves and cohesion might be causing a bit of unrest in Laker land....hence the attempts to temper our enthusiasm about Gooden. Just my opinion.
NOOOOW we're getting somewhere
I know you guys have as much respect for our team as we have for yours so at the end of the day it's all good....as long as disrespect isn't brought into the equation.
Wow since your full of clairvoyance and so in tune with what others think please tell us all how to fix the economy and what the was going through Bush's head these last 8 years.
Agree it's just fun to trash talk. No fun going to a Kings board and trashtalking them. I just laugh everytime somebody says why are you even on a spurs site. Like if they haven't noticed that there is a very active NBA, political, etc. forum and the owners are lax with their rules.NOOOOW we're getting somewhere
I know you guys have as much respect for our team as we have for yours so at the end of the day it's all good....as long as disrespect isn't brought into the equation.
Call me crazy..but i don't really see yall as being "nervous." You're just aware.
The Lakers are in a position of control right now when it comes to the WC.
When the roles were reversed and the Spurs were on top i wasn't necessarily worried or nervous, i was just aware that teams like the Suns and Mavs could be a really tough out.
The Spurs will be the underdogs if they meet the Lakers in the WCF...and the Spurs are the ones with something to prove.
WELL THEY BETTER BE WORRIED....I was too nice in my last post, got to turn the flame back up a notch, lol.
Agreed. Hopefully Gooden can change that with his ability to rebound. If he can do that agianst the Lakers then their ability to get second chance points is reduced. All season long the Spurs have given up too many second chance points to the opposition. If not then the edge will be with the Lakers. Face it guys we can't beat them with heroic efforts all the time. Fundamental aspects of BB do come into play and if we don't limit second chance points through deffensive rebounds then eventually the series will be won by the Lakers.
Good point. In the past when we were the top dog I was aware that certain teams were capable of beating us but needed a tremendous effort in order to get it done. As of now I think the Lakers are in the same position. The Spurs have the ability to beat them but need all the pieces to be in place. As of now they are not. Time will tell.
Stay tuned for further developments.
All said I hope both teams are at full strength so we can really see who is better. It is really boring to read all the BS from both sides about how this or that team hasn't a chance and why this team or that team is so superior.
+1 I also still care way too much about whether or not the Spurs win or not. I also still think on occasion aobut the little things that could've happened differently so that the Spurs might have 1-3 more les, even though it means zero in my reality.
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