When it comes to the playoffs, superstar effect does really count, and too bad the Thunder beat the Spurs in that regard by a landslide. The absence of a solid defensive big and an elite scorer (like Melo) turned out to cost them what might be Duncan's last chance to win another championship imho. A deep rotation may probably help you maintain a good record during the regular season, but when it comes a best of 7 series the superstar effect overwhelms.
All my dreams came true last night
Amen.
The living nightmare is over.
I don't know what I'm going to do with the rest of my life, but, a low A/C setting will dominate.
Night all.
Swallow Drain-O dale and take a long nap. Good night troll.
I agree that the Spurs should be embarrassed. I won't be, it wasn't my achievement. LOL!!!
That being said, the Spurs lost this because they relied too much on jumpers. Sure they were wide open, but the Spurs couldn't knock them down. Add this with allowing OKC to take 3 shots to your 1 at critical parts of the game, along with some questionable officiating near the end of games, and you get a lost series. Oh well. More time to research draft picks.
I just don't understand how you put in Anderson for Leonard and act surprised when the defense goes to dog . Oh well, it was a nice run. David West was also playing dirty AF, that dude.
I had to pinch myself just now.
Felt good.
40-1 at home
40-1 at home
3-2 in the playoffs though ....40-1 at home
1-2 this series ...
That was a nice little show they put on....they worked ing hard all year.....blood sweat and tears.....40-1 at home
Now..tackle and rod time
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