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In fairness, Parkers shot was absolutely lucky, but still them.
It was an honor to be at Duncan's 1000th win last night. Woke up to the local media crying about calls and implying that parker's and KL's shots were lucky....
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In fairness, Parkers shot was absolutely lucky, but still them.
As long as they've played basketball in Salt Lake City, they've been convinced that the officials are out to get them.
Game 4 in 2007 was among the most ridiculous examples of this myopia among Jazz fans. Almost literally, any call against the home team there is immediately and forever deemed a screw job; and any call they think they should get against the visiting team that isn't made is simply more evidence the league's conspiracy to hose the Jazz.
Though I can understand their hatred of NBA refs after Bavetta waved off Howard Eisley's easily in time three and counted Ron Harper's late shot in Game 6 of the 1998 Finals. That Eisley call may have been the worst one I have ever seen in a game.
Porker's shot was lucky as .Still though, them. Kawhi saved the day.
As much hate as Parker gets for all his issues, from myself included, dude is pretty clutch with a game on the line.
As long as he isn't shooting free throws I agree. That mother er seems to split every set of free throws he takes in late game situations.
Parker's shot was pretty lucky, but he does like those corner threes.
Don't see how they can say KL's shot was luck. We're starting to expect that from him now.
Besides, Utah got back into the game due to some luck of their own . . . those Ingles threes!
I thought Parker was lucky. Was shocked to see Kawhi make his as well. He's not considered clutch yet as he hasn't had to win games on a consistent basis yet.
What do you expect from people who wear these and refer to them as "magic underpants"?
While hood and those other nobodies were chucking all night. And how the was Kawhis shot lucky?
Whatever you wanna say about him he almost always makes that shot in that situation.Porker's shot was lucky as .
The Jazz play-by-play actually acknowledged the refs made the right call on the Manu tie-up/jump-ball when the Mormon fans were going ballistic.
TP was garbage but he has a knack for hitting desperation corner threes tbh and leonrard is a stone cold mofo. those Mormon pedolovers
At least they're doing it after a loss. Spurstalk does it after wins.Jazz local media cries about calls
Parker is the clutchest player on the team, Kiwi got lucky tho
Still not as butthurt as this, tbh.
That reversed blocking call on curry last night is one of the strangest things I've ever seen... he clearly didn't move his feet, but he also clearly initiated contact by leaning in...
I've never EVER seen a blocking call be reversed on review.
I agree. Kawhi has developed clutchness too this season. This is a good sign for us. Tony had some questionable plays to close out the game but two things:
1. clutch shot, (I remember another clutch 3 Tony shot against the Wizards early season, we lost it in a clutch Beal 3, but damn Tony had hit a clutch 3 b4 that.)
2. we won.
As much as the camps seem pretty divided around here, personally I want all my Spurs to do well. Good sign for us.
I can understand what they're saying about Parker's shot, that three pointer was really lucky. But not Kawhi's lol
Wtf was marv albert thinking?
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Makes it worse to see that even local media chose to stoop to their level, just sad. I now understand why Dalamon is the way he is.
And 0 rings, tbh.
His attempt at being funny was downright cringe worthy.
"These panties are destroying my scrotum and this homeless guy is keeping me from my sex dungeon"
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