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Somebody should just shut up, don't you think?
BTW, Artest is already making his excuses about the loss. He sprained his ankle, BOO-HOO.
Somebody should post this in the game blog, don't you think?
BTW, Artest is already making his excuses about the loss. He sprained his ankle, BOO-HOO.
Tell Ron to take his meds, shut the up and go to bed.
Tough , Manu should learn how to ing win a game.
If he leaves SAC, I hope he can go to Houston with the Rockets.
Rick's contract is up, a complete 100% free agent.
His home is in Portland, where he coached the Trailblazers for some 7 years. He coached the Warriors two years before he came to Sacramento 8 years ago. Some think Adelman won't leave the west coast; his buddy is working on buying the Portland Trailblazers.
Last year Maloof's made a call to P-Jax, it upset Rick quite a bit (they did it behind his back).
Don't know if the Maloof's intend to extend an offer to him, but he isn't obligated to stay.
It's funny... They completely screwed the defending champs just to get LeBron on in the marquee matchup.
Look at it this way, if you win then you guys will be totally talking smack and will be extra confident that you can easily take this series. if you lose, you have an excuse to and moan about because your old guys can't hack it. Besides, there was an opportunity to avoid this by closing it out in 4-5 games, nobody prevented the Spurs from getting the rest they needed...oh wait, the Kings did, by two games. I hope the Spurs are having a good night traveling 1500 miles back to San Antonio, haha!
If the Kings had played the Mavs in the first round, then, well, we'd be playing the Kings in the second round.
they will have good nights travelling 1500 miles to LA in about a week or so too, haha!
Considering you guys could barely beat them all year by less than five points three out of the four regular season games (not to mention playoffs games), I don't think so. We manhandled them by more than 25 points in April without a couple of our main guys playing due to health issues. The Kings played very well but that's half of the story...the Spurs didn't play *Championship* ball against the Kings.
third game is a week from saturday for the mavs/spurs series, they really stretch it out
yeah the mavs obviously would have swept the kings and won every game by 30 points. in march sacramento beat dallas. do those games have much to do with each other? not really. each team can beat the other on any given night.
also, the spurs are leaving back for san antonio tomorrow.
This is true but the Kings matchup better with the Spurs than they do with the Mavs for several reasons. I believe I've covered this in another thread but it should be obvious. Anyway, I'm not saying the Kings wouldn't be difficult for lots of teams but I don't think it's all the Kings, the Spurs are not playing as well as they did last year.
Thanks, Dallas fan, for elucidating what *Championship* ball is all about.
Because it's well know around NBA circles, when you want an education in *Championships*, you find somebody who follows the Mavs.
tell me again how the kings match up better with the spurs than they do the kings. nice edit!
Thanks, Dallas fan, for elucidating what *Championship* ball is all about.
Because it's well know around NBA circles, when you want an education in *Championships*, you find somebody who follows the Mavs.
I follow all the teams, I watch every single game that is played by every single team in the league, regular and playoffs thanks to TIVO and NBA League Pass. I'm a total NBA nut and keep stats like crazy, I'm not just a Mavs fan who suddenly found out they were good a couple of years ago. I live closer to San Antonio than Dallas and have followed the Spurs for years despite not being a fan of them. There's no need to keep harping on about past seasons as if nothing has changed with a roster and their gameplay.
Yeah that's right, I accidentally subs uted the word "Kings" for "Mavs"...wooooo, I was really trying to hide something there with the edit. I'm not going into all the reasons why the matchup is better but start with Bowen and see where you go from there, it's late, I'm heading over to mavstalk for a couple and then calling it quits.
it was a nice edit, you don't have to get all haughty. it was really funny before it had been edited though.
that's true, goodnight
regarding the classiness of Adelman...
The quote was 3 hours after the game removed from the broadband postgame comments on nba.com.
Boy you Mavs fans talk a lot of trash, and for what reason I'm still not sure. Your team hasn't won jack. Not this year, not ever. Wooo you beat the Memphis Grizzlies in the first round! In fact you swept them, lets have a party. Too bad they don't hand out Championship trophies in November
(thats when y'all are usually #1 in the west), April, or May. You beat the Grizzlies, a team who has never won a playoff game. Remember, the Spurs swept the Grizzlies once, and we all see how that turned out. Now for all of you little Mavs boys who like to talk your crap about how we should leave the past behind and realize that it has no impact on the present, I'm sorry, but you're wrong. Just face it, you are W-R-O-N-G! It does have an effect. That experience (be it only for a few players and not the whole team) can be used in the presence. Those 3 (count 'em 1, 2, 3) NBA les for Tim Duncan will help him in later rounds. Same goes ford the rest of the players. Its not like we have a completely brand new team and right after last years finals we cut everyone and got 15 new guys. That would just be stupid (or Cuban-like, i can't decide). ::side note:: stupid storm just killed my ESPNews, not good, i want it back ::end of note:: So yeah, while this might not be the exact same team as last year and this team has yet to do anything big (aside from beating a very good Sacramento team, one who also probably could have swept the Grizzlies), in those tough situations, they will have the past year(s) to look back on and call upon. Dallas just doesn't have that. Unless you want Dirk calling on his 2003 experiences in which he became a big baby and sat on the sideline as his team let Steve Kerr jack up 3 pointer after 3 pointer. You'd think they would have stopped leaving him wide open at some point, but hey, its the Mavs, and even most Mavs fans will admit that that was one of their best teams to date, and they should have won it all that year. Too bad they didn't. I don't know how this can be the "best team in the league" when they had worse record than the lowly Spurs. If it gives y'all some sort of joy to finally get past the Spurs dear Aggies, oops I mean Mavs, then go ahead, enjoy it, because the Pistons will then kill you.
Liar liar.
No way in do you watch every single game and every single team. First of all, many games occur at the same time during the regular season, so unless your Tivo has like 15 tuners, you are lying.
Secondly, how could you afford cable with no job? I mean, anyone who has that much time is a lottery winner, living off of a pension, or is just plain unemployed.
I mean, watching every SPURS game is rough on my schedule, let alone every single game for every single team.
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