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Never said he will. He can be a RobinLopez.gif type player and thats plenty. The rest of OKC will pick up the slack. Sure the lanes will be open now with Ibaka out. Just gives thes Spurs a chance in
I'll take a victory any way the Spurs can get it tbh. But they still have a compe ive team that can beat us.
Never said he will. He can be a RobinLopez.gif type player and thats plenty. The rest of OKC will pick up the slack. Sure the lanes will be open now with Ibaka out. Just gives thes Spurs a chance in
Big was carrying around too much weight, tbh.
Ibaka : Thunder :: Splitter : Spurs
Not a star by any means, but he is a major cog in the machine. He makes the defense work, and he chips in enough offense to compliment the stars' scoring.
Big loss for OKC tbh, but they are still a very dangerous team.
That broken arm is exaggerated. It couldn't have been all that bad when he scored 33 points in game 5.
Damn, dude. You did it!!!! Wow!!!
I don't know, except if TP is hurt more than they've been saying, that this is tossup series????
Advantage Spurs. SA Got Depth, a more balanced attack, 1 stud freak of a long armed athletic player with big ing hands, a better coach and home court.
They got the MVP and the guy that prevents the MVP from averaging 35 and then a bunch of burly big men. They ain't balanced at all and now without Serge's range on both O and D, they are going to play a more compact game. All points SPURS!!!
Yeah just don't get carried away and start game threads here. We'll hunt your ass down in Canada and hang you from the balls. Keep jinxing the other team though.
I want the Spurs out because I can't stand their fans.
Just as I predicted the Spurs will catch a lucky break with an injury or an easy matchup to advance. You assholes don't deserve any more les.
Never afraid to double down down on stupid, are you?
At least your prediction was accurate, you can take solace in that, tbh..
No excuse for Manu Parker and Leonard to not attack the rim constantly. Their shot blocking and defense takes a ginormous hit with this.
Lakers caught a break with Isaiah rolling his ankle, pistons caught a break with magic pulling his hammy... Lakers caught a break with Perkins out, thunder caught a break with zbo suspended....the list goes on and on.
Annnddddd the real rascal shows up. Not a spurs fan at all.
He's a Lakers fan, tbh..
He has admitted to cheering against the Spurs many times, especially the past 2 years
His wife has cheated on him many times and moved away to Brazil, so you can understand why he's a depressed man, too..
That's a huge plus for San Antonio, especially for Parker and Gino.
Good work
Spurs need all the breaks they can get because they were not going to beat OK City without a key injury.
Yeah I know...that's why I'm pointing out the breaks they caught too.He's a Lakers fan, tbh..
He has admitted to cheering against the Spurs many times, especially the past 2 years
Between this, the five day break between series and the four day break after game two, there's officially no longer an excuse to lose this series, unless Parker's injury slows him considerably.
They'll obviously counter by playing Durant a lot more at PF, with more three-point shooting surrounding him, which is normally bad news, but in this case it's an excellent trade off for the Spurs, who no longer have to worry about the Splitter/Diaw issues (as outlined by Harlem) in this match-up and can have their cake and eat it too, as far as playing with ideal spacing more frequently, while not having to give up anything defensively.
Specifically in terms of closing games, they no longer have to have Ginobili on Jackson; instead, Green can become the fifth closer and guard either him or Westbrook, Parker can take the other and Ginobili can hide on Butler or Fisher.
Validated on ESPN
http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2014...on-calf-injury
I speak it fluently so put Ibaka in your mouth hoe and shut your ass up
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