A small favour

[Proxy]

3-6 seed was pretty close and Gallinari, Lee, and Bogut change things. Maybe the Spurs were coasting, but it's doubtful considering the way TD was playing. Considering this is Jackson's first year as a coach, I would put Karl above him for sure.

[hater]

Other than the fact that nobody picked Golden State to win, despite the loss of Gallo and Faried being dinged up. Nobody thought Denver would lose, not even the guy who picked the Lakers to beat the Spurs, and nobody thought Denver would barely avoid being swept. Not sure how you aren't understanding this, but then you think cheating on your wife has something to do with your ability as a coach.

pushing a series to 6 or 7 game does not equal "barely avoiding getting swept" Most of those are 6/7 game predictions.

[Legacy]

I didn't believe that Denver would win this series, and I am being honest. I even joked about it with the OP in another thread about Curry draining 3's all night long on them. I could be wrong, though, you never know... but I remember. I was not joking with him when I said what I said about Curry, and I am not being y when I say this, either.

[hater]

btw this here is this "great" coach mark jackson earlier in the season saying how he would guard Curry "I'm old school, I gotta knock him down. I gotta hit him..."

[ThaBigFundamental21]

I remember the Nuggets coming after Manu. For some reason to this day Nuggets fans despise the Spurs, especially Manu. Even Timmy. I was at that playoff series in Denver.

[Obstructed_View]

pushing a series to 6 or 7 game does not equal "barely avoiding getting swept"

No, but being a last-second layup away from losing four in a row is. Try to keep up.

[hater]

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No, but being a last-second layup away from losing four in a row is. Try to keep up.

Near wins or near walk overs dont exist in the real world. . Wake up. 2 even teams going into the series. 2 even teams fighting it out in game 6. Facts speak for themselves