Yes

[wut]

I've got a feeling we're not settling for 1 win in Oakland tbh.

This is an important point.

Mark Jackson has been brainwashing his team into believing a few things:

1) Spurs are a crazy tough champion, and the series is going to be long
2) All we need to do is steal one game in San Antonio
3) We're going to shock some people
4) We're the underdogs

Which leads me to your point. The Spurs don't make silly statements like 'all we gotta do is win one game on our opponents floor'; they know better than to talk like that. Spurs want to win every game they can.

Warriors went home believing they should've been up 2-0, and playing at home would translate into an automatic win. In other words, they've lost their edge.

[exstatic]

I've got a feeling we're not settling for 1 win in Oakland tbh.

Nor should we. Time to "Denver" them.

[smaka]

About that sound meter......

[BlackSilver]

You mean all I had to do was switch from watching the game from the couch to watching from the ol' recliner? That's all it took to get to watch the Spurs play Spurs ball? smh.

This series reminds me a little bit of the SAS-NOH series where after each win you wondered how the other team could possibly have any chance.

[Budkin]

That was some big nvt basketball there. Every time the Warriors made a run, the Spurs remained steady and hit 'em right back. There wasn't any sulking or suc bing to the pressure. Just good ole fashion playoff road basketball.

I wasn't sure this team had this ability. Great job.

Now keep it up.

A friend of mine who I've been watching the Spurs with for over 10 years said to me "That felt like old school Spurs championship basketball." Couldn't agree more.

[Budkin]

everybody gets free coffee tomorrow

Man I'm a coffee fiend and we have Valero here in Austin but they don't participate. NOOOOOO