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Yes I had to take my wife who wasn't feeling well home.
Im such a horrible fan.
I understand, but again, you guys are beating your heads against a virtual wall.
It's not the first time you have given up on your team, do i need to remind people?
Yes I had to take my wife who wasn't feeling well home.
Im such a horrible fan.
I understand, but again, you guys are beating your heads against a virtual wall.
Bynum 30
Duncan 2
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TimPP
Tim Pee Pee
Outside of LA, they aren't at a disadvantage to anyone.
Back off the ledge.
It's not the first time you have given up on your team, do i need to remind people?
Go ahead, then what?
Do you get a crown for poster of the year?
You get some kind of monetary bonus?
Go ahead and pin that feather in your hat there chief cause clearly it makes you feel better.
Far enough. That is why I asked. I thought there might be another reason you left early.
It's just frustrating with Pop and his rotations.
Gotcha.
Well when you put it that way it makes a lot of sense.Scalabrine is actually the best player in the NBA. He's the one that tells Thibs that he will not play unless he sees a challenge worth getting up from the bench for. He's so far ahead of everyone else, even Lebron, that he won't get up off the bench. If the Bulls are down 50 against the Heat in game 7, then he might get up off the bench and tell Thibs he is going to play, and show everyone just how good he really is. The challenge just isn't big enough right now for him. The NBA is a little too easy for him in a regular game with nothing to prove.
Memphis?
& ... This ain't even considering how inconsistent Blair plays and the well-known late game failure tendencies of Bonner. Are you more for what is expected production or would you rather attempt to experiment with Splitter. Common sense tells me the latter, trying something over and over again with failed results when they count makes someone a ing lunatic tbh.
**that ledge can't seem any closer
Nah, just proves you are full of
I honestly didnt think leaving an embarrassing effort ed game was that big of a deal, but since you asked I figured an honest answer was needed.
So?
What if I am? Then what?
Again do you get a fiesta medal for that or something?
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I just think with what Memphis lost in the off season and didnt add along with what the Spurs have added has negated the advantages Memphis had in the playoffs.
Gasol and Randolph are a problem, but theres no longer a Arthur or Battier or Vasquez.
Their starting C seems to be a bit taller than our starting C? But I guess that as long as Bonner keeps hitting those 3s in the playoffs we will dominate there again. After all Pop is a genious and he is of course always right even when he is wrong.
Still lurking, Chad?get off our scro
We need to sign a scrub and have him pull a Juwan Howard on Bynum to take him out of the playoffs entirely.
I'm glad Spurs got embarrassed last night and if Pop doesn't start playing TD and Splitter together, I hope they get pounded by MEM tomorrow and by LAL in the remaining 2 games. Maybe then, it'll sink into his skull that they NEED to play together. You'd think that a man who coached the Twin Towers and conceded that Blair/Bonner is a mistake (in the 4th game of the series no less) against big front lines would learn from his mistakes and have done something about it all season long. Gasol and Bynum and Splitter still only gets 15 minutes - it's like he's an after-thought.
Better late than never ... forget Blair and Bonner's fragile egos, tank to avoid bad match ups and play your best players to give your team a chance to at least compete. Watching this game was like GSW against Duncan in his prime, watching the (as Barkley calls them) "midgets" scrambling around to double team him and knowing they had no chance.
It's ironic that Pop tanked the UTA game to rest up for what turned out to be laying an egg tonight. Shoulda gone for the win in UTA and held on to #1 in the West. Hope he doesn't blame this loss on "lack of compe iveness" etc. instead of his refusal to try and match up with size. Even then, TD and Splitter (with the measly less than 20 mins he's been getting) can't match the (more in the playoffs) 37+ and 35+ mins Gasol/Bynum are used to playing.
And after Kobe's witness this abomination of a game, you can be sure that there's no hope of him going into "hero"/chuck-mode if they meet in the playoffs - no Finals MVP at stake in the West - just pound it into the post.
I liked the fight in Manu, SJAx, Green and maybe, Splitter. Won't comment on the rest of the team.
I've talked to Chad Forcier about it.
It's now out of my hands. Lol, I theoretically laid a seed there.
T Park speaks truth. Chad gets it.
dont get why pop doesnt play splitter with duncan. i know they fronted and were effective, the lakers just took shots on purpose knowing they would get the misses cause of height and the bigs were on the free throw line fronting.
spurs did a fantastic job of stopping sessions penetration, but not his probing, he had the gasol pick and pop all day. green did a better job, making his job tougher, but if he is on him, jackson on kobe, parker would get absolutely raped by world peace
you troll
I can say despite all dissappointing aspects of this game, Danny Green really put on a show. The only problem was World Peace and Bynum. And them both.
agreed, all the spurs need to do is avoid lakers and grizzlies in the playoffs and we have a shot...
I don't understand why people keep talking about Conley or Sessions when it's obvious that it's the bigs (Randolph, Gasol at memphis and Bynum Gasol for the lakers) that are giving problem to Parker.
It has always been that, he has trouble with good shotblocker. Nothing related to the opposing PG
If you think it's Sessions that gave problem to Parker and not Bynum, we have not seen the same game
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