What was the line on the game?
Now that everyone is happy that we got our butts handed to us, we can now be left alone and considered irrelevant. We'll fly under the radar while the entire NBA world praises L.A., Boston, and Phoenix as we sneak up on these punks and watch the haters pucker their sphincters as we take seven game series.
It can be argued that Parker is as vital to the Spurs success as Garnett is.
Tim hasn't been opening up the middle for anyone else
It's a symbiotic relationship, now. Tim causes the defenses to react slower to Tony (a huge advantage with Tony's speed), and Tony causes the defense to slack off Tim (a huge advantage).
The Spurs offense doesn't work right without both of them in there.
Also, penetration collapses defenses much better than a post man does, in general at least. If Tim's hot, that goes out the window though.
The Spurs would be better off right now if they hadn't jettisoned D-Wash since his skill set was similar to Tony's (inferior, but similar).
Thank you.......someone with some smarts. You cannot lose your leading scorer and play maker and call it an upset when you lose. That is just dumb talk.
Charlie Rosen.........mentioned 10 reasons why the Spurs lost.....but didnt mention ONE single time that the Spurs played without Tony Parker. He sure and the mentioned Garnett was out.
I sent his dumbass an email.......suggesting that he report all of the facts before he opens his PIEHOLE!!!!
I don't know if this is Spurs fan sarcasm, but in my opinion, Garnett is not vital at all to the Spurs success.
Huge upset. Spurs are out man...just don't have it anymore. Boston is in...look what they did to the Spurs without KG? That's freakin' amazing stuff, and qualifies as a huge upset. Boston looks unstoppable.
I just love the regular season
Correct.
He'll be more vital to the Pistons when they meet in the Conference Finals.
He'll have that key shot at it.
And blew it.
As he has always done for his entire career.
I'd play Davies over Garnett at the end of EVERY game.
As for Parker, he is as vital as Billups for Pistons.
It can be looked at as an upset, by history I guess. Duncan's been 9-0 and with Duncan Manu, and shooters we still had a good chance to keep it going despite running the offense through Duncan w/o Parker.
Still, it is a little annoying because WE know that Parker and to a lesser extent Barry are important pieces.
Actually, I'm enjoying this.
Because they'll look so stupid after we'll win thw 2008 le
Ok...that was funny. Unlike fans of other teams, Pistons fans seem to have brain cells that actually work.
Why the does anyone care anyway? It was just a regular ing season game. Both teams were not at full force for it to be a huge deal. Jesus, they are acting like we just lost an NFL playoff game. It's a damn regular season game...... ing ESPN and their drooling over the big Market team in the east that's all of a sudden come to life. Calm down guys. If they win the championship, then they can say all the they want but for now......save it.
You know that if the Spurs were to beat Celts in the Finals, all they'd be talking about is how the fairy tale season ended so poorly for Boston. They'd break down the Bostons 3's careers and possible future with the team. Speculation if KG will ever win a ring. And whether or not they should blow up the team, and try something different!
The Spurs winning would be a page 3 after thought!
I still get pissed when I think about the Pistons winning against the Lakers, and all the talk that very night and from there on out was the dismantling of the Lakers.
Whoever the white dude was commentating the game had it in for the Spurs. Whatever credit he gave us in anything was totally subjective and worded like it was luck.
They plugged all game long how KG is out, and nobody said a damn thing about TP. I really was shocked at how they acted like the game was a big time loss to the Spurs.
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