Back at it again tonight to host a 25-35 Kings team that has lost 12 of their last 17, but is coming off a victory against the Mavs. Manu is finally expected back for his first game in a month, meaning everyone is available tonight. He'll be rusty and it'll take some time to get his conditioning up, but it's great to have the ball-less wonder back tbh. No excuses, let's get it.
BatManu20 with the goods!
I assume K-Mart won't play tonight for a number of reasons.
LES GET IT BOIS!!
In case you've been living under a rock.
Turn on the sound for the full "Go Spurs Go!" effect.
Need Duncan in the back as well.
Love to watch Cousins mope.
This is always good viewing.
"What what? Calling my cancer surviving coach an asshole does NOT foster team unity?"
"My bad"
Cousins is Dwight part deaux. Incredible talent, very weak between the ears...
B2B DPOY
You know it!B2B DPOY
In Ex-Spur news Nazr Mohammed signed with the Thunder.
Not worthy of its own thread, so I'll stick it here.
Brian Windhorst mentions in an interview about LeBron that the Cavs are practicing a small ball lineup with LBJ at the 4, with the idea that it would work against the Warriors or Spurs.
Here's the vid: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:14906497
If we did meet the Cavs in the Finals would we have trouble with such a lineup? That would mean they were benching Love probably and putting Tristan at the 5. This would force us to bench Duncan probably and play LMA at center, which would open up the lane for LBJ and Kyrie to drive. Ok, I get that. But surely we'd be able to counter this in a variety of ways. I wonder why Windhorst thinks the Cavs think it would be so effective against us?
I don't recall what they used when they got their big lead against us in the second game this year. But I remember Love playing a lot.
Thoughts?
LMA @ 5
KL @ 4
I'd take that
Stay healthy and get the win.
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