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Gave everything we could, nothing else we could do
I always see what EDP has to say, usually cheers me up lol
Gave everything we could, nothing else we could do
Who is he? Dude had me in tears
Unless we're cremated, we all end up nourishing the flora that we once fed upon. Life's a but it really isn't over...
Oh man if you haven't seen him before ur gonna love his meltdown after we lost to OKC last year
i haven't even watched the Green one yet. I watched the DUncan video, I thought it was painful but maybe not as bad as imagined. But then I watched a low res version, maybe it's worse in high def. It seemed as quiet as a museum in there, shows the respect for Duncan.
when we lost to OKC
I saw only a couple of seconds of Duncan's postgame interview before deciding not to watch them. As tough this loss is for Spurs fans, it's 10 times harder for the players/coaching staff. They gave everything and were so close to win it all and, at the end, they ended up empty. I'm just sad fro them.
lol i always look after his videos. especially after a loss!
lol at his meltdown after we lost to okc last year.
DANNY GREEN?? GET OUT OF THIS MOTHA ING TEAM!
!!!!!!!!!!!
LOLZ
ROFLMAO
this guy's a genius
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Science tells us that there must exist a parallel universe where Spurs beat Heat in 6
Still on the same planet Bobcats had won 12 LOB LOL
Pop robbed Duncan. He should have let him decide his own fate. Maybe the Spurs should try pe ioning the league to redo the end of game 6 since they illegally subs uted Duncan.
I don't blame Game 6 on Pop. Well, at least not the rebounding.
Up 3 key is guard the 3. Not corral the rebound, not protect the rim for the two, but to run people off the line to prevent a tie. The dip who allowed Allen to get free and wide open had an epic brainfart. Who cares if Bosh grabs the board, as long as all options and outlets are covered. They weren't, because someone (I'm going to guess Manu) lost his man running after the rebound and allowed Allen to slip away.
Situation was worlds apart from Indiana, where a two was needed and Vogel took out his best rim protector. This was all about defending the three and the 'speed' team he put out there failed miserably in doing so.
Apart from being really, really good, a team has to be very, very lucky to win a ring. This series opened my eyes and made me appreciate that we still have four rings. Those cannot be taken away from us. Ever.
Exactly why I haven't yet. Can't watch like that after big losses. Guess I'll revisit it sometime in the weeks to come. Just...can't right now.
It was Parker who went away from Allen to try and take the ball away from Bosh. And yes, it was an epic brainfart.
Guys, at the end of the day we are so lucky to feel these emotions. I'd rather be disappointed cos' we lost in game 7 (and I am) than being a fan of any other NBA franchise. I have been a Spurs fan since 1998 (my first game -in Madison Square Garden- wass Spurs vs Knicks...) and I am quite happpy about this. I would not swap for any other team. Thanks for the joys, the tears are part of what makes it a great adventure. The fun is not over.
It was Danny Green.
Greg Popovich sits Duncan & Parker in Game-6 Crunch time Then in game -7, last play of the series he sits Tony Parker again, leaving turnover prone Manu Ginobili as the only ball handler And Spurs Fans have the audacity to make fun of Mike D Antoni?
Coach Popovich is an arrogant and stubborn man and cost the Spurs the 2013 Championship!
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