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I really think it took everything the Heat had to win game 2. They haven't had the same intensity since. And maybe game 1's heat took a lot out of them as well. But they seem already tired to me. Starting with game 3.
You missed at most 2 games of GS beating Dallas during your frialator training.
I really think it took everything the Heat had to win game 2. They haven't had the same intensity since. And maybe game 1's heat took a lot out of them as well. But they seem already tired to me. Starting with game 3.
I believe you are correct, the much more pampered prissy heat players were clearly more physically affected by that game, especially Lebron and Wade. I think it also affected them mentally as well to some extent.
I wasn't entirely disagreeing....Hence my "IMO."
That Mavs team was on a redemption mission from the previous year's finals as well and put up a ridiculous regular season record and had proven to be basically the class of the West with SA and PHX duking it out for second. Like dg said, the Dubs were just the perfect foil.
Smarter man than you will ever be...by a long shot.
Skull-1 making more friends as usual
It is called a thesaurus, look into it.
(You must be on your period--which could explain why it is missing from your sentence. When mocking intelligence it is helpful to use proper punctuation, spelling, and grammar, three areas you shanked above. Just sayin'.)
Who are you? That's right. Nobody.
I kinda agree. If we successfully run them out of the building tomorrow I think you are going to see alot of teams start to try copy cat how the Spurs do things. I think LMA already made mention of that after the Spurs decimated Portland that he would like to see Portland play more like SA when it comes to ball-movement and how the game is supposed to be played. But it starts with personal. Miami sort of was built that way because LBJ is a superstar who would rather get his team mates involved verses himself, but his team this year has played like its their first year together. But thats sorta what I was expecting when they walked through the East.
I hope you guys are right. Street-ball is boring and unwatchable.
LeBron gave up on his team in the first half of game 3 when he stated holding the ball for 23 seconds and then jacking up 3's.
Fact. They were so bad even I - a mostly inactive poster - could recognize this guy by his posts alone despite the incredibly generic name and avatar.On a related note, OP's takes from pre-series up to the start of Game 4 have been some of the most terrible on the board tbh
I wasn't aware that the Heat gave up, they are just playing against a much better team is all it amounts to.
Miami isn't deep enough. next year they get more depth with Carmelo and some other upgrades. Spurs will come back with the same team with Duncan another year older.
Enjoy Spur fans because you won't get anywhere near another le.
We need to worry about winning this one. Take care of business. Next year is a long way off. Win now!
I agree with you.
Quit dwelling in the past and quit worrying about the future, both fruitless endeavors.
Just take care of business in the NOW and everything will be as it should be.
It is that simple.
I think Spurs win by double digits again. Can't wait for this game.
So, you make a spurstalk account, post SEVEN THOUSAND TIMES, and this is the best you got?
100% made
Yes, absolutely...there's a 100% indisputable scientific correlation between the overconfidence of a team's fan base and how that team performs.
I guess you were absent that day they explained elementary basketball.
Fans DO NOT win games, the players DO.
we're up 3-1 and you're acting like a .
no one should ever take you seriously again.
Sigh...excellent demonstration of that remarkable command of the facts there, Skull.
that's what he said after last year, too
win or loss, neither dependant on the confidence of posters here.
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