Meet Phoenix: The Valley Of The Stunned

[FromWayDowntown]

I Feel for the City of Phoenix. I remember when The Lakers used to beat on the Spurs.(2001-2004, except for 2003) I remember we would always come close to beating them but they always finished the games that we couldnt. I remember crying and HATING the Lakers. it took me years to give up my hate for the Lakers. I can imagine the heartache the city of Phoenix feels....sucks dude....

Fixed.

[m33p0]

what a difference a week makes. a few days ago, the suns and their supporters were salivating over the prospect of finally beating the spurs.

were the spurs truly just waiting for the playoffs? was duncan really bored with the regular season? did pop gave the team, especially duncan, the soft speech during that fateful bus ride before the jazz game? or was he simply asking if they should eat italian or japanese?

suns fans have been waiting for almost a year for a chance to put it to the spurs. they got their wish. now they have to swallow it.

[SpurOutofTownFan]

Or will Phoenix at last win the gut-check games against a San Antonio team whose only real advantage over them is their for ude?

[nfg3]

[QUOTE=duncan228;2422912]http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/24255059/Alas, it was not to be in 1995, and thanks to Robert Horry and a corrupt referee named Tim Donaghy, it was not to be in 2007. [QUOTE]

Uh.....NO - Thanks to Amare and Boris's immaturity is more like it. Do we have to hear this again? Obviously we do and probably always will. The people who argue this are just ignorant of the facts and what actually happened..

And stating that Donaghy was corrupt - a correct statement though - might infer that he had something to do with the Suns demise - which he didn't. Nice and subtle. Nothing false but nothing specific - just a whole lot of gray and that usually is enough to incite the Suns fans.