Big 3 were a combined 10-33 form the floor, combined 9 TO's and 7 assists.. Timmy couldn't make a shot, Manu looked like a D-Leaguer who didn't belong out there, Tony disappeared in the 2nd half after his flop fest... it was just a terrible game from all 3 of them. Gotta move on now though and put it behind them. They have a chance to redeem themselves now in Game 3 back home in SA. Gotta take care of business. This one's huge.
I think that's from defensive adjustments. It was a case of Spoelstra adjusting the defense and the guys not responding. Manu played like absolute garbage. It seemed like everytime he held the ball he immediately collapsed to the floor and fumbled it away for some odd reason.
It's a damn shame that the Spurs wasted such fine performances from their two big role players - Green and Leonard. Big Three were just horrible.
Well, Spo did his thing for Game 2, and now it's time for Pop to make some adjustments. GET GAME 3!
GO SPURS GO!!!!!
Danny Green's perfect shooting night -- WASTED
This. It's dumb for anyone to think this was going to be easy. They made adjustments, now it's our turn and we get to do it on our home court.
Just downright sad
Miami (south Florida specifically) is about as close to voodoo country as anywhere else in the mainland U.S. (second perhaps only to the swamps of Louisiana)... If ever there was a game where someone made a voodoo doll out our players, this game could be submitted as viable evidence for that premise... Some of those bobbles, and trip ups were completely baffling - not necessesarily forced by Miami's "active-hands" defense...
Am I the only kind of glad it's the Big 3 struggling? I feel like if the roles were reversed, I'd convince myself Danny/Kawhi would choke the entire series. But I know Manu/TP/Timmy will bounce back stronger. The Series is far from over
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