Hardest Loss to Swallow

[ca®lo]

damn..

after .4

all of this is easy

[jmard5]

Indeed, "0.4" can be one of the hardest losses to swallow. I saw it on TV with one of my anti-Spurs friend. But at least the defense and the heart was there. (Still, that game was a freak of nature).

Can't say much about some of those mental lapses from that Seattle game. It was harder to swallow this one considering all the favourable factors and opportunities the Spurs have that time.

Well, anyway. Just a bump on the road.

[Hillcrest]

Try .4.

Get back to me.

That tops them all...easily.

[himat]

Game 7. Game 5 sucked, but I knew the pistons could still win the championship, but after losing that lead and having no chance to win the championship for another year felt like .

[Supergirl]

Spurs letting a team that has nothing to play for, out play them.

I know we lost twice to Detroit, once to Dallas, once to Phoenix, recently to Denver and also to Atlanta, another nobody team.... but I think this is the hardest loss to take so far this season.

The Spurs should of dominated this team.

What game this season was the hardest for you guys to deal with???

This time of year, the MOST dangerous teams are the ones that have nothing to play for except their pride. It's only natural to let your energy slip just a teensy bit, even if you try not to let it. And a team with nothing to lose but some real talent - like Seattle, playing on their own floor - is the most dangerous kind of team.

[dmac]

Truly I think you lost because of bowen. If bowen didn't kick allen and only gotten one tech tech that seattle team wouldn't get on fire and win. Bowen pisses me off because he's a dirty I always see him elbow people in the face, and do junk like that and he always gets away with it.

and this guy was a saint:

http://www.nba.com/history/players/laimbeer_bio.html

[bdubya]

and this guy was a saint:

http://www.nba.com/history/players/laimbeer_bio.html

"He was punched by some of the league's best players, including Robert Parish, including Bob Lanier, including Larry Bird and including Charles Barkley. "We don't like him that good," Bird once told Sports Illustrated."