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Wrong game bud and wrong championship year.
But thanks for finding another.
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Hard fouls and being more physical falls under the category of disrupting the other team's rhythm. The basic idea is that you get the other team thinking more about what you're doing on defense than what they want to do on offense. If you disrupt the other team's offense they're less likely to keep shooting well. It gives you a fighting chance.
So their starting point guard went off when our star point guard wasn't playing? blow it up, RC
OK.Championship teams DO NOT give up 46 points in the FOURTH QUARTER to a NON PLAYOFF TEAM on their OWN ING HOME COURT (and 78 in one ing half at HOME).
Let's face it, guys. The Spurs are a pretender now, and it's not even close. They're not even a second-tier contender. It's seriously time to move on to next year, since this year's trade deadline has come and gone. The Spurs need to make some serious trades and salary cuts, and it's time to begin the rebuilding process.
And on Military Appreciation Night to boot... Spurs' first loss on M.A. Night in the event's history... Welcome to Kim Jong Un's America!
Has anyone informed Miami they are not a championship team after losing at home by 20?
Get over yourself, dude (or is it dudette???)Championship teams DO NOT give up 46 points in the FOURTH QUARTER to a NON PLAYOFF TEAM on their OWN ING HOME COURT (and 78 in one ing half at HOME).
Let's face it, guys. The Spurs are a pretender now, and it's not even close. They're not even a second-tier contender. It's seriously time to move on to next year, since this year's trade deadline has come and gone. The Spurs need to make some serious trades and salary cuts, and it's time to begin the rebuilding process.
And on Military Appreciation Night to boot... Spurs' first loss on M.A. Night in the event's history... Welcome to Kim Jong Un's America!
Stop acting like a sissified gurlyboy.
In the 1984 NBA Finals Magic's Lakers beat the living out of Larry Bird's Celtics 137-104, after which Larry called out his sissy teammates.
BTW, the Celtics went on to win the NBA Championship after that game.
Either grow the up or learn to play tiddlywinks or take up dolls.
Anyway as Forrest Gump was known to say, " Happens". I'm outta here.......
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1984_NBA_Finals
Last edited by SouthTexasRancher; 03-09-2013 at 11:01 PM. Reason: spelling correction
Except TD and Manu are not getting younger. Our best chance with the big 3 is this year, so we have no choice but to go all in or blow it up next year. Mr. Baynes is a project player still, but he is big and strong and we need his hard fouls to say the least. We need to punish layups and make opponents shoot outsides. Which create opportunity for rebounds and even fastbreaks.
CIA POP
How pussies like the OP ever got associated with the word 'fan' is beyond me.
Just a bad loss. If TP were playing, Lilliard probably doesn't have as much energy to go off as he'd have to expend some defending TP. Mobile, jumpshooting PFs like Aldridge and Dirk have always given Spurs problems as they have no one to guard them. Leonard is too small - Tiago too big/immobile (for them). Spurs will unlikely see Portland in the playoffs so no worry. #1 seed is unlikely with TP out for so long. It's a perfect time for others to step up offensively - in particular Leonard. Spurs just need to be healthy, try for the highest seed they can get and AVOID the Lakers in the first round. I think they can take any team except for the HEAT. Maybe MIA won't lose for the rest of the RG, build up a lot of media hype and choke from the intense pressure in the playoffs.
You started a thread cheering for the Lakers.
Your opinion is meaningless.
What the ? Why even bother to play the 48 wins we have? We have given away the championship because we have lost 15. OH THE HUMANITY OF IT!!!!
Just give the " ing" trophy to Lebron or Kobe. we have lost to 1/2 the NBA this season.
Timmy is old and cant do . Parker stays hurt all the time. Manu should retire from the Spurs. Trade Kawhi for Mugsey Boggs rights. We could use a tiny PG. Send Danny Green to someone anyone for a 2 round draft pick between 50 and 60. Fire Pop the best NBA coach out there, but fire him anyway. Blame Bonner because SJax turns the ball over. Blame Blair because he missed a shot or didnt get every rebound.
Ok guys get over yourselves. Most of you know little or nothing about the damn game against Portland or for the matter the game of basketball in general. Has there ever been an undefeated team in the NBA? no. Get over the loss and move on. BTW pardon my use of vulgar language, it just seemed necessary to show the dumb posts that have been on here. Especially the original poster.
Well we're most likely losing tomorrow night too, so technically it's 2 games.. but yea, everyone's overreacting.
OMG we lost without our MVP player!!!! The Spurs are done! Some of you people on this site are hilarious.
Did he really?
He should be pinked or something if that's true.
The Spurs didn't lose at home to Portland in 2005 OR 2007, & Manu wasn't on the team in 1999. So you lose.
<edit> The only game we lost to the Blazers at home with both DRob and Manu on the team was in early Nov 2002, the game where Bonzi spit on Danny Ferry, so that's got to be the game you're talking about...
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Also, the Spurs weren't anywhere close to a championship team in November or December 2002. They literally teetered just above .500 for the first couple months or so of that season -- injuries, frustrated young players, injuries, players being juggled in and out of the starting lineup (especially at the SG position) bad calls, injuries, insane superstar performances on the other side, injuries, and "WTF will we do after DRob's gone?" absolutely killed us the first 2 1/2 months of that season, as we limped to a 19-13 start. Fortunately, after that everything came together at the right time, Timmy had his most dominant 5 months of his career, the Lakers were old and injured that year, the Kings suffered injuries late and the Mavs faded out to end that season allowing us to win 60 games and then in the playoffs Timmy wasn't about to let David lose his last season.
And on Military Appreciation Night to boot... Spurs' first loss on M.A. Night in the event's history... Welcome to Kim Jong Un's America!oh off dude.
Nice edit. Thats the one. Yep we were flat out awful. A championship team. I watched it and we were simply horrific. A better team that was flat out awful at home.
Last edited by pgardn; 03-10-2013 at 07:19 PM.
Why isn't he on my ignore list?
True.
The Heat lost to the Wizards last year by 34, but it was in Washington.
And it was the meaningless last game of the season.
2011 Mavericks only lost by 28, but it was at the Lakers.
2010 Lakers only lost by 26, but it was in Denver.
2009 Lakers only lost by 21, but again, it was in Denver.
2007 Spurs lost at home to the Nuggets by 23, but it was the 82nd game.
2004 Pistons lost at home to the SuperSonics by 21.
2003 Spurs lost at home to the Kings by 24.
2003 Spurs lost at home to the Mavericks by 21, but it was the 82nd game.
2001 Lakers lost by 33 to the SuperSonics, but it was in Seattle.
2001 Lakers lost at home to the Clippers by 23.
2001 Lakers lost by 21 to the Suns, but it was in Phoenix.
2001 Lakers lost at home to the Kings by 24.
2000 Lakers lost by 24 to the Spurs, but it was in San Antonio.
1999 Spurs lost by 26 to the Suns, but it was in Phoenix.
1998 Bulls lost by 25 to the Lakers, but it was in Los Angeles.
1996 Bulls lost by 32 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1995 Rockets lost by 38 to the Trail Blazers, but it was in Portland.
1995 Rockets lost by 21 to the Spurs, but it was in San Antonio.
1994 Rockets lost by 22 to the Hawks, but it was in Atlanta.
1993 Bulls lost by 37 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1993 Bulls lost by 23 to the Cavaliers, but it was in Cleveland.
1991 Bulls lost by 21 to the Pistons, but it was in Detroit.
1991 Bulls lost by 22 to the Rockets, but it was in Houston.
1991 Bulls lost by 21 to the Pacers, but it was in Indianapolis.
1990 Pistons lost by 21 to the Pacers, but it was in Indianapolis.
1990 Pistons lost by 25 to the SuperSonics, but it was in Seattle.
1989 Pistons at home to Knicks by 22.
1989 Pistons lost by 24 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1989 Pistons lost by 21 to the Cavaliers, but it was in Cleveland.
1988 Lakers lost by 21 to the Bulls, but it was in Chicago.
1988 Lakers lost by 22 to the Kings, but it was in Sacremento.
1987 Lakers lost by 23 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1987 Lakers lost by 21 to the Mavericks, but it was in Dallas.
1987 Lakers lost by 24 to the SuperSonics, but it was in Seattle.
1985 Lakers lost by 23 to the Pistons, but it was in Detroit.
1983 76ers lost by 26 to the Celtics, but it was in Boston.
1982 Lakers lost by 26 to the Spurs, but it was in San Antonio.
1982 Lakers lost at home to the SuperSonics by 20.
1982 Lakers lost by 23 to the Kings, but it was in Kansas City.
1981 Celtics lost by 23 to the Bulls, but it was in Chicago.
1981 Celtics lost by 32 to the 76ers, but it was in Philadelphia.
1981 Celtics lost at home to the Pistons by 25.
1980 Lakers lost by 21 to the Trail Blazers, but it was in Portland.
1979 SuperSonics lost by 29 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1979 SuperSonics lost by 22 to the Bullets, but it was in Washington.
1978 Bullets lost by 26 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1978 Bullets lost by 37 to the Braves, but it was in Buffalo.
1978 Bullets lost by 22 to the Lakers, but it was in Los Angeles.
1978 Bullets lost by 20 to the Spurs, but it was in San Antonio.
1978 Bullets lost by 26 to the Celtics, but it was in Boston.
1977 Trail Blazers lost by 20 to the Warriors, but it was at Golden State.
1977 Trail Blazers lost by 20 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1977 Trail Blazers lost by 21 to the Cavaliers, but it was in Cleveland.
1977 Trail Blazers lost by 20 to the Suns, but it was in Phoenix.
1976 Celtics lost by 32 to the Warriors, but it was at Golden State.
1976 Celtics lost by 28 to the Trail Blazers, but it was in Portland.
1976 Celtics lost by 25 to the SuperSonics, but it was in Seattle.
1976 Celtics lost by 27 to the Kings, but it was in Kansas City.
1975 Warriors lost by 32 to the Cavaliers, but it was in Cleveland.
1975 Warriors lost by 21 to the Kings, but it was in Kansas City.
1975 Warriors lost by 24 to the Bullets, but it was in Washington.
1975 Warriors lost by 24 to the Bulls, but it was in Chicago.
1975 Warriors lost by 26 to the Kings again, again in Kansas City.
1975 Warriors lost by 32 to the Trail Blazers, but it was in Portland.
1974 Celtics lost by 24 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1974 Celtics lost at home to the Warriors by 21.
1974 Celtics lost by 21 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1973 Knicks lost by 23 to the Warriors, but it was at Golden State.
1973 Knicks lost by 26 to the Bucks, but it was in Milwaukee.
1973 Knicks lost by 33 to the Suns, but it was in Phoenix.
1973 Knicks lost at home to the Bullets by 22.
1971 Bucks lost by 30 to the Bullets, but it was in Baltimore.
1971 Bucks lost by 23 to the Lakers, but it was in Los Angeles.
1969 Celtics lost by 27 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1969 Celtics lost by 25 to the 76ers, but it was in Philadelphia.
1969 Celtics lost at home to the Lakers by 35.
1968 Celtics lost by 27 to the SuperSonics at the neutral Philadelphia.
1967 Celtics lost at home to the Lakers by 37.
1966 Celtics lost by 25 to the Bullets, but it was in Baltimore.
1966 Celtics lost by 22 to the Warriors, but it was in San Francisco.
1966 Celtics lost by 40 to the Bullets again, but again it was in Baltimore.
1965 Celtics lost by 27 to the Warriors, but it was in San Francisco.
1964 Celtics lost by 21 to the Warriors, but it was in San Francisco.
1964 Celtics lost by 25 to the 76ers, but it was in Philadelphia.
1962 Celtics lost by 26 to the Lakers, but it was in Los Angeles.
1961 Celtics lost at home to the Warriors by 28.
1961 Celtics lost by 29 to the Hawks, but it was in St. Louis.
1961 Celtics lost by 28 to the Royals, but it was in Cincinnati.
1961 Celtics lost by 22 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1961 Celtics lost at home to the Knicks by 22.
1960 Celtics lost by 21 to the Lakers, but it was in Minneapolis.
1960 Celtics lost by 35 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1960 Celtics lost by 31 to the Nationals again, but again it was in Syracuse.
1959 Celtics lost by 22 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1959 Celtics lost by 24 to the Nationals again, but again it was in Syracuse.
1959 Celtics lost at home to the Knicks by 22.
1958 Hawks lost at home to the Celtics by 25.
1958 Hawks lost by 31 to the Warriors, but it was in Philadelphia.
1958 Hawks lost by 38 to the Royals, but it was in Cincinnati.
1956 Warriors lost by 23 to the Royals, but it was in Rochester.
1956 Warriors lost by 20 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1955 Nationals lost by 23 to the Celtics, but it was in Boston.
1955 Nationals lost by 27 to the Royals, but it was in Rochester.
1955 Nationals lost by 24 to the Warriors, but it was in Philadelphia.
1954 Lakers lost by 24 to the Knicks, but it was in New York.
1954 Lakers lost by 25 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1954 Lakers lost by 27 again to the Nationals, again in Syracuse.
1954 Lakers lost by 24 to the Celtics, but it was in Boston.
1952 Lakers lost by 31 to the Nationals, but it was in Syracuse.
1951 Royals lost by 29 to the National, but it was is Syracuse.
1949 Lakers lost by 22 to the Celtics, but it was in Boston.
1949 Lakers lost by 24 (50-74) to the Pistons, but it was in Fort Wayne.
1949 Lakers lost by 34 to the Bullets, but it was in Baltimore.
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