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That's the reason why I didn't mind losing to Phoenix and letting Dragic appear to be an All-Star.
The looks on those little kid's faces on Christmas afternoon was tragic. Roger is cold blooded. lol
I can remember screaming/fist pumping as I opened a present. And having to apologize explaining that it wasn't because of what I got.
That's the reason why I didn't mind losing to Phoenix and letting Dragic appear to be an All-Star.
The looks on those little kid's faces on Christmas afternoon was tragic. Roger is cold blooded. lol
what was our record last year?
18-10 if im not mistaken
18-10 could be. But we damn sure was better than 2-9 against plus .500 teams. Also beating LA and phoenix at the buzzer. Meaning we were right there with them. This year ? Remains to be seen. Results pending.
Damn good Christmas gift.
Remember it well. That joyful feeling carried me the rest of that day.
Keep RMJ in the regular rotation.
Made me wish we had a Christmas game. I'll never forget Christmas 2008 thanks to Money Mace.
I actually live in Az and was watching that game with some friends who are Suns' fans. They were talking all kinds of to me and when that shot went down all I heard was silence. Lol great x-mas
Last year the Spurs record was over inflated. Even with some more wins against .500 teams, they were all close games and buzzer beaters.
That is what I don't get about some of this simple "on-the-surface" analytics. If the Spurs had beaten the Nuggets, Boston, and Utah by one point each, that would change the record, but would that have changed the way they played overall? No.
Most of the games against the elite were respectable and the Spurs had chances to win. Even though they did not control the games, they were in it and that was with the majority of the good players not performing well.
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