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Yeah, I basically stopped watching the game after the way they finished the second quarter because I sort of suspected they'd get blown out in the third. They had this problem for a stretch last year and solved it, so it's still not too late.
Yeah, I basically stopped watching the game after the way they finished the second quarter because I sort of suspected they'd get blown out in the third. They had this problem for a stretch last year and solved it, so it's still not too late.
Nothing new, tbh. Goes back a few seasons.
The is happening during half time? This is becoming like a normal thing for them, it's guaranteed if the Spurs are up or down 3-4 at the half they will be down 10 at the end of the third
Apparently, from what I heard, Parker hired a personal catering service for halftime, explains a lot, tbh..
This can't go 20 minutes without eating, anymore..
I think it's 2 things :
Age - once you hit your mid 30s playing, stopping, then playing again is hard to do.
Intensity- this may be an age thing too, but it seems as though killer instinct goes by the way side once you get up a large margin.
Considering the only players in that age area are Tim, Manu, and Tony, and outside of Tony, Manu/Tim seem to be fine overall, that doesn't really explain why the rest of the team, mostly guys between 23-30 are having this problem. IMO
Those are the three who make this machine go.
Apparently, from what I heard, Parker hired a personal catering service for halftime, explains a lot, tbh..
This can't go 20 minutes without eating, anymore
I've noticed the old sports have sucked in overtime as well.
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