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That was painful
I like your unbiased top 5
That was painful
0-3 at home that series with the team we had that year was tough to take. still hurts.That was painful
Yeah, I really thought we would win it that season; we had it all: the O, the D, the center, the rebounder, the assist-man, the outside shooting, the homecourt.
The Rockets were just crazy during the 95 playoffs, I don't know what went trough their heads; they were sick.
Not a single game but how about the 5 game sweep over the lakers
Yeah that really was a great moment. I told everyone I knew "The Pistons WILL beat the Lakers, and it won't even be close" and everyone called me an idiot. But for one of the few times in my life, I was 100% dead-on with that one. I was a big believer in the Pistons that year as soon as the Sheed trade went down.Not a single game but how about the 5 game sweep over the lakers
Damn nice post I all most can forgive you for calling me a
You can't possibly be a Laker fan. 84 was when LA blew a 2-1 series lead and lost game 7 in Boston Garden.
I completely forgot about the smoke at the beginning. I can't front though; I thought we laid an egg like in game 2 of the Minnesota series. The last minute and a half of that game was incredible, and the Dome was twice as loud as I had ever heard a Spurs crowd, even considering the Hemisfair days.I was there for that game and I can tell you first hand, I didn't have a in' clue as to what Duncan's stats were.
I remember coming home later on that night (morning) and watching the recap, then saw Duncan's line and couldn't believe it.
That might have been the quietest, yet most effective game I've ever seen Duncan play.
That being said, the most memorable performace for me was the Memorial Day Miracle. I remember how the smoke sat for the entire first half. Then as the smoke cleared in the second, the Spurs made their run. That entire game was eiree. You knew the Spurs were going to come back, but would be soon enough? And then, what I consider one of the greatest shots of all-time,....Unbelievable...I'll never forget that game.
I don't know how you make that shot. Although, with the way Manu was playing last night...
1) Spurs 99
2) Spurs 2003
3) Spurs 2005
4) Spurs 2007
haha my team just suffered the worst defeat in NFL history can u cut me a little slack?Damn nice post I all most can forgive you for calling me a
Sleepy floyd owned the lakers in 2nd half for about 35
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little homerish.. when you talk about all time performances? isn't even in my top 15.
In no order, here are a few I've enjoyed:
1. Jordan putting up 55 in MSG in his 3rd game back from "first retirement"
2. Lebron in Game 5 last year
3. Nash hitting 3 pointer over JET and propelling Suns into WCF
4. Tim Duncan near quadruple double in game 6 of 2003 Finals
5. Barkley leading the Suns back vs. Rockets in '94... from a 33 point deficit
6. Barkley scoring 54 against Warriors in '94 playoffs after Webber and Spree made that Nike commercial making fun of him
7. Jordan flu game
8. T-Mac 13 in 33
Sean Elliott - '99 Game Two - Western Conference Finals
Worst play ever.
Celtics coming back from 21 down in the 4th quarter against the Nets in the 02 playoffs.
yeah i'm sure whatever random Mike Bibby moment you have in there is real deserving.
They were down 26 in 3rd quarter and Antoine Walker was trying to fire up the team. Beautiful win it was only to lose the next 3.
Duncans 37 point and 13 rebound performance in game 6 against the Lakers was pretty epic. He went right at Shaq as they set the NBA record for biggest margin of victory for an elimination game to a defending champion.
Lakers/Blazers game 7 2000 WCF
Antoine Walkers game winning 3 against the Lakers in 2002 when they ed Kobe over on that final shot that should of counted. Walker thinking he was a badass was comedy.
this killed me at the time, but looking back now it's one of my favorite plays of all time, not sure why.
Shaq can't fight for . He throws the most pussy-ass punches I've ever seen. Remember the Brad Miller altercation? How about ing Charles Barkley who is half his size, punking him, then proceeding to whip his ass?
Big Shot Rob in Detroit
One of the first great performances I ever remember seeing.
Tom Chambers goes for 60 points vs. the SuperSonics in 1990.
I looked up the boxscore: 22 of 32 shooting from the field, 16-18 from the line.
Chambers was such an athlete with the Suns. I'll tell you, he was really something. He could shoot, he could go off the dribble. He loved to throw it down on people in traffic to boot.
He was Dirk, minus the range, but a bit more aggressive in the lane. He was the perfect comboforward.
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