Actually, they were up by seven and when he went out, the Spurs were up by three.
He played one minute in the third quarter without Duncan. What's the excuse for the first five minutes of the fourth when he was playing with Duncan?
Any time this playoffs perhaps?
Injured ... like you hoped he would be. You said earlier in this thread that the Spurs would be fine even if Finley goes down hurt and Barry has to step in. Nice karma job there.
The basketball gods showed you what would happen in that scenario.
The Spurs are 9-1 in the playoffs when Barry plays 13 minutes or less. They are 1-3 when he plays more than 13 minutes.
Add that one up.
You said Pop would yank him after going 0-for-2. Pop instead kept him out there to go 1-for-4 in his first stint.
Yeah in case you didn't notice, Duncan was in foul trouble. Barry wasn't the only one missing him tonight.
He had to shoot those shots because he was wide ass open. You're the one that tries to pretend no one doubles off him
And yet you are defending him tonight?
Now I hate Barry. I call him out when he's playing scared ... which hasn't been often since the almost trade. I was the one earlier in the season who said Barry should start. Where were you during that time?
When the does he ever initiate the offense? He's done that maybe five times in his Spurs career. You act like it's some bad adjustment Pop made. Barry never initiates the offense and again, like usual, didn't initiate the offense tonight.
I want Barry to play good. And now with Finley injured like you hoped he would be, he better start playing good or this ship could sink fast. It's not a good sign that the Spurs lose when he plays and are almost undefeated when he doesn't play.
Maybe you can wish for another Spur to go down and put all of San Antonio out of their misery.
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