Ours was gift wrapped?. , Bavetta had that ready to serve up to the Kings on a silver platter. The Spurs fought long and hard for that one...no gifts about it.
Not quite.
Barry broke out of his slump and is becoming more consistant.
Where with martin, who is in his 2nd year, ran towards the basket with duncan hounding him, said after the game he didnt even know what arm he shot it up with....
Case in point, both were very fortunite that their shots went in for them.
Like the saying goes for ESPN games, "This is why we watch".
Hey, we agree on something.Okay, so if Game 3 doesn't matter and Game 2 doesn't matter.
Then I guess we just blew your asses out by 34 and that's the only relevelant game
so either way Spurs still up by 1 game.
Why must you always bring up officiating? That is a move. Barry's shot was lucky, he said it himself. That is what's called a gift.Ours was gift wrapped?
Spurs didn't celebrate. They knew what had happened. Kings apparently think they have accomplished something, by NOT almost blowing a 14 point lead. Hope they keep thinking that.
Exactly. Some people are having trouble understanding this.
Really?
Then what were all those humans dressed up in authentic NBA Spurs jerseys jumping up and down for when Barry hit that shot?
Yeah it was lucky, but every team gets breaks along the way. The Kings have caught some breaks as well. In the end though, the better team will always win a seven game series. (see Charles Barkley)
You could always say the Kings break is Mike Bibby ran over Manu Ginobili for that steal and the refs swallowed their whistle.
Was the game over? Were the players on the floor jumping up and down? Players 9-13 are essentially fans during the playoffs...Then what were all those humans dressed up in authentic NBA Spurs jerseys jumping up and down for when Barry hit that shot?
I've never seen what's wrong with celebrating a win.
What were you expecting them to do? Just stand there and not say anything because it might offend the king players?
You MUST be joking..
If your referring to the fans on the forum, then YES I AGREE that some were ready to stick a fork in the series.
I was responding to a post by some dumb that was saying the Spurs didn't celebrate game 2. They did, and they should have, it was an exciting game.
You MUST be joking..
If your referring to the fans on the forum, then YES I AGREE that some were ready to stick a fork in the series.
You could also say that the refs swallowed their whistle on the moving screen by Duncan at the end, but I won't, cause I ain't a .
only problem is it wasn't a moving screen.You could also say that the refs swallowed their whistle on the moving screen by Duncan at the end, but I won't, cause I ain't a like you.
do yourself a favor and watch the replay. then get your ass on the streets and make me some money .
When the game was over, the Spurs walked off the floor. I thought ___ramento won the ing le, they were jumping around and hugging each other so much. I'm going to quote one of football great Emmitt Smith's early coaches about touchdown celebrations: Act like it might happen again.
I have no problem with the celebration. They went through a beatdown in Game 1 and a letdown in Game 2. It was an exciting end. Let the emotion flow.
I'm so sorry that the Kings showed some emotion after such a close game that ended in buzzer beating style. What were they thinking for celebrating?
Guess you're a then.
Wrong. I have a . T Park, where are you?
True but it did...and along the same lines if the Spurs play smart at the end of Game 3, its 3-0 Spurs.Barry's 3 doesn't fall back in the basket and the Spurs are down 2-1 with their next game at Arco.
Those things are what make the playoffs great.
Spurs would have played game three differently if they lost game two, imo.
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