ESPNs Amin ElHussein calls the Riverwalk a nasty sore...

[TXstbobcat]

Ex-Phoenix Sun FO assistant who watched us destroy his beloved teams again and again. And when they finally won, in 2010, the Suns fell apart the next year.

You can win battles against the Spurs, but over time you'll lose the war.

But at least Boris got a ring!

He must still be bitter about that Horry hip check on Nash.

[cd98]

Just push him in the River Walk the next time he's in town and tell him he's right, it is a nasty sore.

[BillMc]

He must still be bitter about that Horry hip check on Nash.

Oh yeah, he's gone on record a number of times saying that Spurs championship was won via "cheating."

[FromWayDowntown]

Who cares what he thinks. The Riverwalk is a great place to have a parade to celebrate an NBA championship.

FIFY.

I've never understood why anyone thinks insulting the Riverwalk serves as a useful proxy for venting frustrations about the Spurs, but I guess that's what the frustrated sort do.

[Brazil]

Well he is not wrong

of course lefty defend a dude nammed Amin ElHussein.... dat terrorist solidarity tbh

[8FOR!3]

RW's got some really good restaurants. Could definitely use better nightlife, but downtown San Antonio is a really cool setup. And maybe they're finally doing something with RC mall which ing sucks. That place blows.

[Obstructed_View]

I love so much that he's still that hurt by the Spurs whipping his ty overrated team. Someone needs to tweet him that Shaq and Lebron want their MVP trophies back from Steve Nash.

[Horse]

@aminespn called San Antonios river walk a nasty open source and said he is tired of asking when can we put the nail on the coffin of the Spurs...

Thoughts?

that mother er everytime I've been to San Antonio or the riverwalk I had the greatest time. Compare that to Houston where you have to lock the doors at night and can't go to the gas station without some bum begging for money.

[Mr Bones]

From that same review:

"As good as Leonard gets on offense, it will never surpass his defense, which also hit new heights after the break. Leonard's steal rate of 3.7 per 100 plays ranked third in the league and was tops in the second half. He was so dominant that opposing players were better off not even dribbling near Leonard."

[tmtcsc]

Lol, I was just thinking the same thing about him. Amin ElHussein is a nasty sore...loser. Being a life-long Suns fan and former employee of that pathetic organization will do that to you I suppose.

[BD24]

RW is actually nice and is only getting better with the recent expansions. Touristy, sure, but det money keeps rolling in.

Yep. Any friends or family I have had visit from out of town loved the Riverwalk and thought it was very nice and clean. The tourist can get annoying, but as you said they bring money. So its a fine tradeoff I guess.

[Obstructed_View]

What's weird is that Elhassan can't even come up with an original insult for San Antonio. If another team curbstomped my dreams as many times as San Antonio did his, I guarantee I'd come up with some legitimate ways to criticize their city.

I've lived in Texas most of my life, and I love all the cities in it for different reasons. San Antonio is my favorite. I love the riverwalk. It's been one of my favorite places since I was a kid. Yeah, the mall's out of date. Who the knew that malls would go out of style? Yeah, you can smell the water. It's got ducks and fish and algae. It's called an ecosystem. Sorry that Mark Cuban's never seen water that didn't have a pool boy pouring chlorine into it, but it's an actual river. Amin Elhassan doesn't like the riverwalk because he has people asking him why the Amare couldn't stay on the bench or why Nash flopped into the scorer's table every time he goes there for a margarita.

[HI-FI]

Lefty agreeing with a Hussein, didn't see that coming.