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I think so, which is why I won't put Jim's 5th on the same level as Kobe's. As many experts have mentioned, this is the weakest era in NBA history. And more importantly, Jim and the Spurs would not have gone through Kobe Bryant to win it, which strengthens any championship run 10 fold.
Who have the Spurs really played?
- An ancient Mavericks team that took them to 7.
- A depthless Blazers team still wet behind the ears.
- They were gifted two games in the WCF after Ibaka went down. When he returned, he was 20%, at best.
- And the cHeat, led by LeCramp, the biggest choking "superstar" of the modern era.
Now let me show you fatnecks what a grueling le run looks like:
Kobe Bryant went through that in' bloody gauntlet with Paussy Gasol as his number 2. Just think about that for a second.
Jim's run will pale by comparison if the Spurs pull it off (which they won't anyway).
So chew on that like you chew on a baby Aspirin when you feel chest pains coming on.
I'm confused
If Spurs win it will be legendary, they went through OKC and Miami in the same year. What else do you want?
If the Spurs win the le, it would be by far the most impressive le in NBA history, tbh..
Mavs=long time rivals, top 2 coach
Blazers=owned us for years, and just came off beating a "stacked" HOU team
OKC=owned for years, elite team, had just beat the Clippers, had the MVP...yet we blew them out in 3/4 wins
MIA= b2b champs
It's a Spursfan mocking a real Lakerfan that used to post here.
Ahhh okay makes sense now
That's the joke.
The Spurs have been absolutely dominant since the start of that 19 game win streak. We coasted after locking up the #1 seed, and it leaked into the POs, but they came back to in game 7 of the Mavs series. What's the average margin of victory? Like 18 or something?
love how he purposely chose the weakest of the le runs. Expertly done
Good troll OP.
But in all seriousness, I think this is the most impressive le run since the 2003 and 2004 championships for the Spurs and Pistons. As Spursfan313 pointed out, the Spurs went through a bitter rival team which is the last team to win besides Miami, beat what might be a team with a very bright future in the Blazers who just beat another great team with a bright future, then beat the mega hyped Thunder who had the league's MVP on it, and are now beating the b2b champs with the 3 MVP before this season on it.
If the Spurs win, it will be very sweet for long time Spurs fans.
what is worse than the 1999 Spurs?
Still went through the Shaq/Kobe Lakers and a pretty good Trailblazers team.
Weakest Spurs run is '07.
'09 in the weakest le run in NBA history, though.
this. those 2 were in the WCF the following year
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That '99 Blazers team was great, easily better than the '99 Lakers. The Spurs were just too damn good...still think the '99 Spurs dont get the love they deserve. Start 6-8, go 31-5 to end the regular season and top it off with a 15-2 record in the playoffs. Just legendary tbh.
if the Spurs win then our Mavs would be the 2nd best playoff team this season. We took the eventual champs to 7 games and gave them the toughest fight on their road to championship. If the spurs win the championship this year they should thank them Mavs for choking game 1 (blowing a 10pt lead something in the 4th quarter) because no team ever managed to come back from a 0-3 deficit.
i think after the spurs came back in game 1, they got lazy thinking "we can just turn it up in the 4th and beat Dallas." if dallas wins game 1, the spurs would have come out with a different fire in game 2 imho
Not gonna happen. Miami Heat 2014 NBA Champs and 3 Peat Champs
would Harlem share some of Lebron's load with you if the cHeat somehow win the championship this year, seriously?
Kobe, tbh
but taking down Durant and James in the same run would satisfy me
debatable.
but it's the definitely the most impressive bit of roster building in NBA history, imo.
My Mavs beat Kobe, Durant, and Lecramp in 2011.
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