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yeah, it's hard to stay mad, when you see the guy using that same energy to dive for a loose ball, and running across the court at blazing speed to drain the clock, in surrounding plays. I'll take that over a guy who doses off in the final minutes.
Agreed, As for some calling it a low-IQ play, while ti's true, this guy isn't the usual J.R. Smith type player who wasn't thinking.. With Manu, it's less a case of being boneheaded, and more a case of him being possessed during the moment, trying to do everything for the team. The plays can't make sense because Manu's a smart player. Yet, he's always played at a high risk, high reward level and that's why it didn't really worry me.Manu saved Spurs asses in game 4.
Without him, Sunday would be game 5 day and not parade day.
Yes, he makes a mistake with that foul but I don't know a single BB player who doesn't make mistakes. What is important is to do more good plays than bad plays.
That block I've seen him pull off before in vids, where they succeeded without contact. I remember the block he had on Kobe earlier this year also being in crunch time.

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