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no problem. I was wondering why it took so long for someone to call out my original statement. Robinson played pretty good in that series, and I bristle at the idea that he was owned in any way, but Hakeem was in another world. Still stings.
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Meh, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if Harden goes for 30 next game and Manu has like 13 or something like that.
I sure as would be surprised. I'm expecting Manu to at least score 17 tonight.
I won't expect Manu to play like that again this series but he may not have to.
James needs to step up and attack and get to the line. He needs to be on top of his game for us to win.
The MVP dis is way overrated in terms of history. Hakeem was averaging 32ppg over the course of the first two series that year. He was already on a tear before he got to the WCF that year.
Hakeem was motivated prior to the MVP award being given out (helps when your team trades for your old college buddy who is a future HOFer) and knew he wasn't going to win the MVP because he missed too many games and his team didn't even win 50, while DRob's team won 62 and had the top seed in the WCF.
It's true what barkley said harden is great against bench players that's his time to shine in this case Manu is anything but a second string player he could start in any team thus being a mismatch for harden... He's never come across a six man like manu
For the comparison to make sense, Harden would have to have been triple-teamed due to having horrible teammates while Ginobili exploded going one-on-one, tbh.
+1 And then who's going to to play Kenny 'the Jet' Smith at the post game podium when we win the series and proclaim that Ginobili should've won the 6th man award.
Doesn't anyone remember that classless episode?
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