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If you want to go back and revise this sentence to make since before calling me ignorant go ahead, homer.
It was 2nd game of b2b on the road, Mavs opening night. No worries. Spurs looked tired, except for TP.
The Mavs lost in Utah on 2nd game of b2b on the road. It happens.
If you want to go back and revise this sentence to make since before calling me ignorant go ahead, homer.
thx for the info, hope Spurs will play better against the Bulls, the game will be broadcasted on French tv cable!
Hey idiot, how many les have the Mavs won?
How many?
The same as your iq-zero!
Wow I didnt realize the Mavericks hadnt played since Wed. I wouldt say it was so much a case of the Spurs being tired as it was the Mavericks just being full of energy.
I didn't get to see the game (and I'm glad I didn't) but wtf happened to Tim in the fourth quarter?!!!
Tony took like 90% of our shots in the fourth and Dirk simply pwned us.
How is it that Tim only scores 1 point in the fourth quarter?!!!!!
You're the homer moron. Spurs 3 championships your Mavs 0
Did you catch the math on that.
Can you not count?
Spurs 3 Mavs 0
The Spurs old-timers had better get some rest because they are going to play 4 more games in 6 day period.
wow, 103-84! the final score is severe..
yeah nothing to worry about this lost but maybe Pop should have rested our core players sooner yesterday against Cleveland.. I didn't know we were playing Dallas just the day after!
I am assuming this was directed at me, if so what are you trying to argue? I didnt say the Mavericks were historically better. I said that Nowitzki is better than Duncan and FAR more clutch.
Since I am the only person out of the two of us who can appeal to statistical facts and have the easiest and most logical way of making sense of them, then it is quite apparent that you are the homer, here moron.
Im a Spurs fan BTW. The difference is I am an intelligent, realistic and non-homer fan. Once again as I said in my last post I ever argued the significance of the Spurs vs. the Mavericks as far as teams go. All I stated was that Nowitzki is superior to Duncan in almost every way including clutch factor.
The Mavs just played better. Dirk was hitting that fadeaway all night. The Mavs hitting their jumpers opened up the lane for Harris. The Spurs D intensity was not there, and the Mavs wanted the win badly.
Have you seen Dirk played the last playoff game against Phoenix?
The problem is your statement makes NO sense in the context of this argument. I never argued the Mavericks were better. Period. Your statements, while true, have no bearing on what I am saying.
I guess using your logic that I am right in calling you a moron.
Idiot.
we still have what,? 79 games left....
What does that have to do with my argument? So because Dirk hasnt been in a position to win a game 7 vs. the Pistons he cant be more clutch than Tim Duncan? Are you really going to argue with me about the fact that Tim Duncan is terrible in the clutch? As long as you are pointing out last years playoffs, remember the Sonics series.
WOW, just wow.
Some ugly lines in here. Bowen no points, rebounds or assists. Fin's horrid shooting. NVE no assists. Barry only 1rb in 28 minutes action. Manu trying while hurt but is it helping the team?
Bowen 25min 0-4, 0-1, 1to
Duncan 38min 7-12, 4-5, 18pts, 12rbs, 5as, 3tos, 6blks
Rasho 17min 3-6, 6pts, 5rbs, 1to, 1stl
Parker 31min 11-17, 0-2, 2-2, 24pts, 6rbs, 3as, 4tos
Manu 25min 2-11, 1-2, 8-10, 13pts, 5rbs, 1as, 2tos, 2stls
Barry 28min 2-3, 1-1, 5pts, 1rb, 1as, 2tos
Finley 27min 1-6, 0-2, 2pts, 4rbs
NVE 13min 3-6, 2-4, 3-3, 11pts 1rb, 2tos
Nazr 5min 0-1, 1to
Udrih 4min 0-1, 1as, 1to
Oberto 3min
Could it be that there are logical fallacies in your arguments? Otherwise, if you hold to your line of reasoning, you must admit that you are a moron.
I'm right either way. Either I'm right that your previous argument has a logical fallacy in it and therefore is not valid or I am right that you are a moron.
I'll let you think about that one.
You are in over your head.
Home is calling you troll.
Dirk is known for dissapearing come playoff time. Stepping up in the playoffs is what defines a clutch player and Tim has historically played better in the playoffs than the regular season. Plus if you didn't notice Dirk took over twice as many shots as Tim so of course he'll score more points.
12:00 Start of the 4th Quarter.
11:44 Manu Ginobili Shooting Foul. His 4th Personal Foul. 62-71
11:44 62-71 Devin Harris missed Free Throw 1 of 2.
11:44 62-71 Dallas offensive rebound.
11:44 62-72 Devin Harris made Free Throw 2 of 2.
11:30 Nick Van Exel missed 9 ft running jumper. 62-72
11:27 62-72 Keith Van Horn defensive rebound.
11:26 62-74 Devin Harris made driving layup.
11:26 Nick Van Exel Shooting Foul. His 5th Personal Foul. 62-74
11:26 62-74 Devin Harris missed Free Throw 1 of 1.
11:25 Nick Van Exel defensive rebound. 62-74
11:07 Michael Finley missed 17 ft jumper. 62-74
11:07 San Antonio defensive rebound. 62-74
10:48 62-76 Dirk Nowitzki made 16 ft two point shot.
10:33 62-76 Keith Van Horn Personal Foul. His 4th Personal Foul.
10:29 Nick Van Exel Bad Pass. Stolen by Doug Christie. 62-76
10:23 62-78 Devin Harris made driving layup. Assisted by Doug Christie.
10:19 San Antonio Full Timeout.
10:19 Tim Duncan enters the game for Fabricio Oberto. 62-78
10:10 62-78 Keith Van Horn Shooting Foul. His 5th Personal Foul.
10:10 Tim Duncan missed Free Throw 1 of 2. 62-78
10:10 San Antonio offensive rebound. 62-78
10:10 62-78 Erick Dampier enters the game for Keith Van Horn.
10:10 Tim Duncan made Free Throw 2 of 2. 63-78
10:00 Michael Finley Personal Foul. His 2nd Personal Foul. 63-78
9:47 63-80 Devin Harris made driving layup. Assisted by Dirk Nowitzki.
9:33 Nick Van Exel Bad Pass. Stolen by Doug Christie. 63-80
9:27 63-82 Devin Harris made driving layup. Assisted by Doug Christie.
9:12 Tim Duncan missed 10 ft jumper. 63-82
9:11 Manu Ginobili missed 8 ft jumper. 63-82
9:11 Manu Ginobili offensive rebound. 63-82
9:08 63-82 Dirk Nowitzki defensive rebound.
8:49 Tim Duncan Shooting Foul. His 2nd Personal Foul. 63-82
8:49 63-83 Dirk Nowitzki made Free Throw 1 of 2.
8:49 Tony Parker enters the game for Nick Van Exel. 63-83
8:49 63-84 Dirk Nowitzki made Free Throw 2 of 2.
8:33 Michael Finley missed 14 ft jumper. 63-84
8:30 San Antonio defensive rebound. 63-84
8:15 Tim Duncan Personal Foul. His 3rd Personal Foul. 63-84
8:15 Bruce Bowen enters the game for Manu Ginobili. 63-84
8:15 63-84 Devin Harris missed Free Throw 1 of 2.
8:15 63-84 Dallas offensive rebound.
8:15 63-85 Devin Harris made Free Throw 2 of 2.
8:03 Tony Parker made 17 ft jumper. 65-85
7:39 65-85 Erick Dampier missed 4 ft hook shot.
7:35 Tony Parker defensive rebound. 65-85
7:18 65-85 Dirk Nowitzki's layup blocked by Tim Duncan.
7:15 Brent Barry defensive rebound. 65-85
7:13 Brent Barry Bad Pass. Stolen by Doug Christie. 65-85
7:07 65-85 Erick Dampier missed hook shot.
7:05 Tim Duncan defensive rebound. 65-85
7:05 65-85 Erick Dampier Loose Ball Foul. His 4th Personal Foul.
7:05 65-85 Jason Terry enters the game for Devin Harris.
6:52 Tony Parker made 19 ft jumper. 67-85
6:35 67-85 Dirk Nowitzki missed 18 ft two point shot.
6:31 Tony Parker defensive rebound. 67-85
6:26 Tony Parker made driving layup. 69-85
6:26 69-85 Erick Dampier Shooting Foul. His 5th Personal Foul.
6:26 Tony Parker made Free Throw 1 of 1. 70-85
6:05 70-85 Jason Terry Offensive Foul. His 2nd Personal Foul.
6:05 70-85 Jason Terry Turnover
6:05 70-85 Josh Howard enters the game for Doug Christie.
5:48 Tony Parker made driving layup. Assisted by Tim Duncan. 72-85
5:41 Dallas Full Timeout.
5:41 72-85 Keith Van Horn enters the game for Erick Dampier.
5:41 Manu Ginobili enters the game for Michael Finley. 72-85
5:26 72-85 Jason Terry missed 25 ft three point jumper.
5:24 Tim Duncan defensive rebound. 72-85
5:20 Manu Ginobili missed driving layup. 72-85
5:16 72-85 Dirk Nowitzki defensive rebound.
5:13 Manu Ginobili Shooting Foul. His 6th Personal Foul. 72-85
5:13 Dallas Full Timeout.
5:13 72-85 Devin Harris enters the game for Jason Terry.
5:13 72-85 Keith Van Horn missed Free Throw 1 of 3.
5:13 72-85 Dallas offensive rebound.
5:13 72-86 Keith Van Horn made Free Throw 2 of 3.
5:13 72-87 Keith Van Horn made Free Throw 3 of 3.
4:58 Bruce Bowen missed 19 ft jumper. 72-87
4:56 Manu Ginobili offensive rebound. 72-87
4:50 Manu Ginobili made slam dunk. Assisted by Tim Duncan. 74-87
4:28 74-89 Devin Harris made layup. Assisted by Dirk Nowitzki.
4:28 Brent Barry Shooting Foul. His 3rd Personal Foul. 74-89
4:28 74-90 Devin Harris made Free Throw 1 of 1.
4:16 Tony Parker made driving layup. 76-90
3:56 76-92 Keith Van Horn made layup. Assisted by Josh Howard.
3:46 Jumpball: Tim Duncan vs. Devin Harris. Tony Parker gains possession. 76-92
3:34 Manu Ginobili made 26 ft three point jumper. Assisted by Tony Parker. 79-92
3:20 79-92 Josh Howard Bad Pass. Stolen by Manu Ginobili.
3:17 79-92 Devin Harris Shooting Foul. His 2nd Personal Foul.
3:17 Manu Ginobili missed Free Throw 1 of 2. 79-92
3:17 San Antonio offensive rebound. 79-92
3:17 Manu Ginobili made Free Throw 2 of 2. 80-92
3:02 Bruce Bowen Personal Foul. His 2nd Personal Foul. 80-92
3:02 80-93 Devin Harris made Free Throw 1 of 2.
3:02 80-94 Devin Harris made Free Throw 2 of 2.
2:49 Tony Parker made driving layup. 82-94
2:30 82-94 Keith Van Horn missed 23 ft three point jumper.
2:28 82-94 Marquis Daniels offensive rebound.
2:09 82-96 Dirk Nowitzki made 14 ft jumper.
1:54 Tony Parker missed 16 ft jumper. 82-96
1:53 82-96 Dirk Nowitzki defensive rebound.
1:29 82-98 Dirk Nowitzki made 18 ft two point shot.
1:22 San Antonio Full Timeout.
1:22 Fabricio Oberto enters the game for Tim Duncan. 82-98
hahaha, do you even know what you are saying now? That was clearly an attempt to look smart. You dont need to fake it. I am not trolling I am just discussing. The fact that you cant discuss without insulting me tells me you believe at least a little of what I am saying.
Dirk is not that great of an inside player. He's best on the perimeter. He shoots fadeaways as good as anyone.
Tim is a great inside player. As good as there is in the game.
Two different skillsets. Dirk has never come close to being named to All-NBA defensive team. Tim lives there. Dirk plays at one end of the floor primarily.
The take that Dirk is better than Duncan has no consideration for playing at both ends of the floor. ESPN highlight watching takes don't play in this forum.
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