The sequence that changed the game..

[lefty]

Spurs up by 3, Chris Paul misses a jump shot with 2:30 remaining in the game..

Spurs get the rebound, but rather than running the clock and running the offense, Parker goes 1 vs. 2 and misses a floater, which leads to a Clippers transition 3 for Matt Barnes..tie game, timeout..

Disgusting..

[therealtruth]

You're both right. These are not mutually exclusive. The Spurs might have been able to withstand one of these huge miscues, but not both. And both by Parker.

You're right. He was trying to do too much. The annoying thing about the rebound is Green saved it and all TP had to do was grab it with 2 hands. Multiple times the Spurs failed to secure the rebounds because they just were strong with the ball and grabbing it with two hands. The Clippers made much fewer mistakes than the Spurs. Alot of the Spurs issuses were self-inflicted.

[HI-FI]

Like I said, low IQ player. Has no clue how to control the pace of a game. All that knows how to do is dribble until he can shoot. A real point guard knows you get the rebound, run clock and execute down the stretch. I lost count how many transition threes the Clippers got because of Parker's ups tonight.

Another of your truth bombs on porker.

[SASdynasty!]

Didn't Parker go down and make 2 clutch shots right after this? I agree it was a early in the shot clock but let's be honest. Outside of Parker and Duncan, no one was willing to shoot in crunch time.

[LakerHater]

Hated that Chris Paul went out for awhile with his injury & Blake Griffin picked up his 3rd & hadta sit, Spurs could pull away!