Oh I forgot to say the stepping on the knee will be completely "unintentional". Isnt that the word you guys used? I am thinking going for a rebound and getting sideways to come down on Timmy's knee. Heck you can even suspend Burke for the rest of the year if you'd like.
You are the one with your panties in a wad, not me. I just made a statement that the Suns' D was better than I thought, they are keeping the Spurs from shooting near their season averages, and if their D totaly sucked, like I thought, that could not happen over a whole series, one game, yes, but not over a whole series.
If the Suns are sending Pat Burke into games to mix it up with Tim Duncan, I like the Spurs' chances.
Suns/Spurs reg season game when Gino kicked Amare in the nuts. After the game Duncan said Gino did it on accident because he was pretty sure Amare would stomp him in a fight, let alone Gino and he knows this.
Duncan is not a fighter. He might be a scoring machine, but far from a fighter.
Burke is Irish.
I think you just stumbled onto CIA Pop's latest plan. Maybe they can get D'Antoni flustered to bench Nash in favor of an even bigger, more physical lineup. With Kurt Thomas already getting more playing time I don't know what other adjustment is left for them to make to get bigger and tougher.
Burke is Irish.
Soooo, he'll be hungover when he hits the court? I'm not following you.
I think that if the Suns decide that playing more physically is the secret, the Spurs have won half the battle. The Suns' adjustments haven't forced the Spurs to change their iden y -- at least not yet. Those adjustments have forced the Suns to change their iden y, though. In a clash of styles, the team that blinks and changes is usually the team that's in trouble (see 2006 WCSF, SA v. Dallas).
He's also not Amare or Kurt Thomas.Duncan is not a fighter. He might be a scoring machine, but far from a fighter.
Burke is Irish.
Spurs are so into Suns heads it's funny.
It's hilarious that Suns are worrying so much about physicallity, suspensions, complaints, etc. and forgetting about playing basketball.
You are right about one thing, though: The only chance the Suns have in this series is to go out and injure someone. Your team has proven that they can't even expect to compete playing 8 on 5. Maybe David Stern will let the Suns bring hockey sticks with them onto the court.Oh I forgot to say the stepping on the knee will be completely "unintentional". Isnt that the word you guys used? I am thinking going for a rebound and getting sideways to come down on Timmy's knee. Heck you can even suspend Burke for the rest of the year if you'd like.
I am sure most of you play basketball in your spare time, as do I. And I can honestly tell you, its happened before, that if a guy knee's me in the nuts like Bowen did Nash, "playing basketball" is out the window and its time to throw down.
Hey. Fixed some things for you.
Uhm. I do not get you. You can honestly tell us that it had happened before, "if" you were kicked in your nuts?
ROFL... ok... if you get kneed in the crotch as bad as it apparently HURT Steve Nash... you aint throwing down for a while...
DRob was in no mood to throw down either, when his balls rolled down the court when he got them smacked a few years ago.
How long did it take him to get up? I know it takes me a few seconds after catching one in the junk to shake it off.
By the way, how long did Gino roll around on the floor after he got poked in the eye?
Was Nash going commando? Seriously, I still can't see how Bowen's knee made so much contact with Nash's balls.
I don't want to see any injuries, so I hope both teams just clean up their acts and play some ing ball.
Well, it was not cold in the gym, so I think it is not only possible, but very much probable.
How long did it take him to get up? I know it takes me a few seconds after catching one in the junk to shake it off.
By the way, how long did Gino roll around on the floor after he got poked in the eye?
ROFL... you are questioning Manu's Toughness?
Dude... That's like questioning Nixon's stance on Communism...
The only person in the league with as much grit as Manu is Iverson.
Nash has the balls of an 80 year old donkey.
You guys question Nash's after game 1?
Barkley will be on Rome in the next hour. I am sure this subject will arise.
It will be interesting to hear Chuck's take.
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