They weren't youngins in 2006 either.
Pissed off Suns team? Big whoop.
You withstand the onslaught and play Spurs basketball.
If you don't win, you don't win.
Valid points. Game 2 will go down as the most pivotal game of the series. It's safe to say the winner of Game 2 wins the series.
They weren't youngins in 2006 either.
Pissed off Suns team? Big whoop.
You withstand the onslaught and play Spurs basketball.
If you don't win, you don't win.
When the Suns have their frontcourt on the floor they seem to do a pretty decent job at defending the Spurs. Of course therein lies the rub, they can never keep their frontcourt on the floor for very long. If the refs swallow their whistles and let Shaq play physical I can see the Suns possibly winning Game 2.
I don't see how someone can say the Spurs gave the Suns "their best shot"
Ginobili's shooting was off, as was Parker's for a whole half.
Udoka, Bowen, Finley played OK. Thomas and Oberto's offense was minimal.
I just don't see where this was the Spurs's BEST SHOT.
I mean you can't treat Duncan's game like it was the team.
I don't think the Spurs gave the Suns their best shot. If the Spurs had played the entire game like they had the second half, and still only won by 2 in double overtime, then yeah, I would be more concerned than I am now. I'm not so sure if the Suns gave us their best shot either, but they played damn good the entire game, you would be stupid to think otherwise. The Spurs outperformed them in the clutch, but that's what the Spurs usually do against the Suns. We'll have to see if that holds up. Like conqueso said, those are the two scenarios, we just have to wait and find out which is true...
The Spurs didn't play there A game in GM1, but they still expended a lot of energy
but if Duncan is the only one that shows up in the half again, Spurs are done. Manu HAS to be big for 4qt
I agree. If San Antonio gets game two it's essentially over. That's how critical tonight's game is to the series. Forced to take four out of five from the Spurs the Suns will collapse.
Being completely selfish, I really don't want to wake up Wed morning 1-1.
1-1 would mean going 6 or 7.
2-0 could very well mean 4-1 with a day or two more of rest.
Now that's just silly. Plenty of your own fans are saying that the officiating was pretty even. It was more even than any game in last year's series, that's for sure.
I personally won't mind too much if the Suns lose tomorrow. They just can't lose another nailbiter. They can't be up for 45 minutes in the game, and then fail to close you guys out.
A Suns win would obviously be my best scenerio. A Spurs blowout is next, then a close game.
I honestly don't know which Suns team will show up tonight.
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