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What was there to run away from San Antonians keeping their four year olds up at 2AM?
The only difference from any other night was they were outside instead of in a Wal-Mart.
Real Spurs fans put me to shame, so I hate on them, then run away when they on me, then I pretend I didn't notice
Yes, "real" spurfan hates last night's small ball win.
SA210 runs away from any actual discussion about anything now -- because of me.
I'm so in love with Blake and Bonner, how should I let them both know that I want them TOGETHER at once?
Are there really idiots that still think Pop is holding us back?
Yes, and they have explicit sexual fantasies about male posters here. You can see them in every thread they infect.Are there really idiots that still think Pop is holding us back?
I never claimed anything about my sexuality.
Why do you post your sexual fantasies involving male posters here?
Don't worry, no one expects you to explain why you post your sexual fantasies about men here -- the only thing anyone needs to know is that you really, really like posting your sexual fantasies about male posters here and can't stop.
You'll keep posting sexual fantasies about male posters.
I almost feel guilty I turned you into this quivering mass of failed insult attempts and sexual fantasies. You used to post, you know, sentences and stuff.
Another quote change -- another tribute to me.
I never did the reassuring emoticon thing though. That really comes off as desperate.
Do another one -- whatever you do, don't talk about basketball. You never really could.
Yep, SA210 is only about me now.
Now and forever.
Post about me again, SA210.
Do it.
roflI wonder how many times I will post SA210's name. That's how obsessed I am about him.
There he goes again.
Very entertaining that he abandoned the reassuring emoticon -- he's so easily controlled.
Watch it make a comeback soon.
lol 75,647
emoticons or no emoticons, chump still gets no pussy
Oh look another sa210 and chump lovefest
This is going to be an issue for the Spurs. Will their offense first approach work in Miami? If not we're going to need Splitter to play with TD to protect the paint. I seriously don't see us going to Miami hoping to outscore them on their homecourt. Pop's got a decision to make.
From the MYSA article;
But it’s not necessarily what small ball gives the Heat, rather than what it takes away from the Spurs.
With Tim Duncan firmly entrenched as the team’s low-post anchor on both ends, Tiago Splitter is the odd man out when Miami goes small to such a significant extent. Such was the case in Game 4, when he was subs uted just 47 seconds in and played less than 14 minutes in total — essentially serving as Duncan’s backup.
That’s a substantial loss for the Spurs as the two form one of the most dominant defensive tandems in the NBA.
The Spurs are allowing just 76.4 points per 100 possessions in the 39 Finals minutes Duncan and Splitter have been deployed together — the lowest of any two-man lineup that has played more than 20 minutes together in the Finals, and 40.2 points fewer than the team’s series average.
Those numbers mirror the regular season, when Duncan and Splitter combined for the lowest defensive rating (92.7 points/100) among the 46 two-men lineups that saw at least 300 minutes.
Splitter’s individual numbers in the Finals are almost as good: a team-best 97.3 points allowed/100 possessions on the court, 114.6/100 off.
It’s easy to get hung up on the Brazilian’s poor offensive performance after having no fewer than seven shots blocked during the series. (You might remember this one in particular.) Those struggles, in addition to his rudimentary post game, are big reasons why the Spurs can’t simply keep him on the court and pound Miami back into normality.
But as the numbers show, Splitter has a massive impact on the other end of the court, and that’s every bit as important against an explosive Miami team whose most productive and efficient game in the paint (50 points, 25-for-38 shooting) coincided with his shortest stint of the series.
No wonder Spoelstra hinted that the Spurs should expect to see more of the same as the series continues.
“This we feel is the best move for now against the Spurs,” he said of going small.
Absolutely - and i would be tickled to death if they can out-small ball Miami and win the le - but I can't see the refs allowing the spurs to get a fair shake in Miami will all the flopping that the Heat players will be doing....
If manu can be super-manu again - maybe.
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