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Manu, Splitter and a huge Diaws threeeeee
TBH? DeJaun finally won that game for us when his true self took over with that dumbass kick move.
Manu, Splitter and a huge Diaws threeeeee
Blair ejection was the difference maker tbh.
We are playing awful.
Its just a matter of time if this crap continues.
Crappy game, big win. So many aspects of our game have to change.
I feel relieved but with no faith in our prospects to get back into the finals.
Lol Kenny just said it shouldn't have been an ejection because his kick was his "mannerisms" and Splitter just happened to "be there". Riiight... Sorry for having a cranium Tiago.
Blair thought he was a hero
cant wait to see dejuan blairs face next game when we win by 20..
Mavs got overaggressive/Spurs got lots of calls down the stretch, though I'd argue that the Mavs got more calls overall.
We were lucky that mental midget got himself ejected. Impossible to tell what would have happened, but it's undeniable that changed the tone of the game.
I think Spurs are just in a funk right now. Hopefully this series is a wakeup call to play better.
ummmm cuz of me...
Been preaching it since 2007... but we need somebody to go out there and commit a hard flagrant foul and get suspended to show their toughness... preferably Jeff Ayers.
Boris was the man this game.
We need Patty, Green, Marco, to start playing. And Parker to... what the is wrong?
Boris and Manu
Manu has been active practically every game. Not Boris.
Manu is a given.
Boris was pretty huge in this game
lol ESPN with the goods:
"In seasons the Spurs have won NBA les, they are 4-0 when trailing a series at any moment in the playoffs... "
Seriously?
Dallas, oddly enough, missed 10 FTs. Spurs missed 6. Spurs won by 4.
It would have been a shame if the Spurs had outshot Dallas 46% to 38% from the field and lost the game.
I only watched the second half, but it seemed like the Spurs were playing great until maybe halfway through the third, and then Dallas turned up the heat on D and the Spurs started bricking. Ginobili and Diaw were the difference makers late, a sentence I never thought I'd ever write, and the Spurs made the plays they had to to win - just like in Game 3, but without any heroics from Carter. They've been figuring out the Mavs little by little this series, and at times have pushed Dallas back into looking like the mediocre team they appeared to be during that lengthy Spurs winning streak over them. Hopefully this win ignites the spark that carries them in Game 5, and then if the Spurs take that and win Game 6 on the road it'll feel like they never trailed at all.
Stats dont mean at this point. Gotta get game 5, nothing else maters.
Patty hit a couple of shots tonight that made me feel like he's very slowly coming out of his slump on offense. I could be wrong, but it just feels like maybe he'll be a force off the bench again if the Spurs can sidestep the Mavs.
To OP's original question, btw, is that the bench erupted for 50 points tonight after sucking horribly in the first 3 games.
lmao there's no way they actually said that seriously
team looked soooo much better last year
we looked awful in some golden state games
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