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The good ol' jew said we have 16 and flop city is 0 & foreverPERIOD
tbh, Clippers, as the new legitimate owners of Staples, should just have ripped out the banners... out with the old.
Although handling Magic's retired jersey might be a health hazard, tbh...
The good ol' jew said we have 16 and flop city is 0 & foreverPERIOD
You mean the same "good ol' Jew" that made Lakerfan melt down by denying them CP3?
Playoff series won after CP3 Trade:
Lakers: 1
Clippers: 1
Makes me wonder.
Since the trade:You mean the same "good ol' Jew" that made Lakerfan melt down by denying them CP3?
Kobe: 5 > Paul the zookeeper: Pacific division banner & done and talks of early retirement (quitting)
you think the quest for 5 is over? It ain't over yet, kirby meanwhile
^ Heel, with no regard for Spurfan life.
Back out to Allen...his 3pointerBANG!!TIE GAME!!WITH 5 SECONDS REMAINING!
achilles turning heel faster than the rock becoming corporate
No, I'm just over it. I saw this live and it killed me inside, now it's ancient history and we're still driving for five, baby!
He got to the 2nd round, unlike your team.
KillaKobe81 pretending he just started recently.
Try again. This is my only account.
I wouldn't be able to watch that Ray Allen shot ever again if I was a Spurs fan...just brutal. I still can't watch the Music City Forward Lateral or Scott Norwood w/o feeling queasy.
That was a back-breaking kill shot. I loathe the Heat but I gotta give props for their ability to collude talent like shuttlesworth.
The shot was so back-breaking, sports fans like myself felt the pain. I can't imagine witnessing a choke of that magnitude for a team I support. The funny thing is Spur fan likes to deflect this monumental collapse. I wonder why.
No deflection here... it sucked, but you gotta move on. We had a great season, tbh... In a way, .4 kinda prepared us for that , IMO...
i always felt bad for your bills, i remember Norwood's kick as a kid. it's crazy they even went 4 times in a row, that just sounds impossible in today's league.
as for that 3, yeah I turned off the tv pretty much whenever they showed that . it's not so much the three, since it is a uva shot, it's the thought that Duncan wasn't out there. damn. Just gotta hope we can learn from it.
Not to be a , but how does 0.4 or the Manu foul get you prepared for a loss like that? Those 2 aforementioned years it is largely assumed the Spurs would go on to win the LOBT, but there's really no way of knowing. This time the sidelines were cordoned off, the trophy was making it's way to the floor, and the Stanford band was out on the court. Just brutal.
SWEPT! AND YOUR MAVS did not even make the playoffs last year........
BTW I remember a Allen Layup in 08 that secured the comeback from 20 some odd down which basically sealed the Finals for the Celts and blew it for LA, so you can talk all you want SIR but I am sure your team blew a huge lead that game with one more left at home which they had a chance to go up 3-2 and would have in all probability! Instead they blow a huge lead and then go down 3-1
Yeah, there's no justification for that. 2 of the best coaches in the league (Pop and Vogel) lost to the Heat b/c they took out their best (or 2nd best) player when they needed them most.
They both blew a series with that call, period. NO DOUBT about it Pacers win in 6 or Spurs in 6, but they both blew it on the similar call.
Because they're series-changing, backbreaking shots. I'm not going to tell you one ranks above the other or anything like that, all I'm saying is once we've been through .4, you don't take anything for granted anymore. During that Game 6, I never once felt it was a done deal, started celebrating, etc. You just grow some sort of pessimism, tbh. Obviously, I can only speak for myself, but that's just how it went for me.
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