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that boston game was pretty bad.
Is this number one or is there worse?
that boston game was pretty bad.
This one is right up there with the Boston home game and the last OKC loss...
yeah i agree, those three were very tough to watch
The last month.
I agree with mexican..the Boston game was unreal due to those FTs..
Orlando is #1 for me though..worst officiated regular season game I've ever seen..
There's still 8 or so games left...
I'm reserving judgment.
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Last edited by Blackjack; 03-31-2009 at 11:26 PM. Reason: acknowledgement for post 666
At this point, I am expecting the Spurs to lose...so the losses going forward probably won't be as painful...
Last Houston game. Losing on free throws.
Boston was still the most gut wrenching loss for me this season
Detroit sucked too. New Orleans. Too many to recall. There would be more if not for Mason. We would have a Clippers loss to go with the many others.
They'll find a way to make you believe again, only to give you something like a loss to N.O's in the last regular season game, which will give justification for my reserving judgement.
It's just how they roll.
did any1 see manuz reaction whyle he waz goin 2 da bench
This game doesn't bother me.
The hardest game to watch was that Sunday one where the Lakers destroyed the Spurs and humiliated them.
is that english or some different form of it?
Don't hate the playa, hate the game
Luckily, I didn't watch this game. Hornets was the worst loss of the season for me. There's no shame to losing to the lakers without one of your best players. It's inexcusable to lose to the hornets without three of their best players and to the worst team in the league in consecutive games due to piss poor coaching.
I was looking forward to a bounce back performance filled with fire and vim after the loss in N.O.
Sadly I was treated to an offensive onslaught by OKC. And more mental lapses from the Spurs, and ugly disjointed basketball.
Please never play Bonner, Finley and Mason ever again at the same time. Those three just hover at the 3 point line and have horrible spacing. What happened to the motion offense..
After the first quarter I was resigned to the fact that we were probably going to lose the game.
Too many of those shots by the Thunder were uncontested, and on defense they were at least flying around. KD was finding a rhythm, TP was on his way to a lousy game.
So disappointing to lose at home like that, and to lose the division lead, and to lose to the Thunder after you already lost to them the last time you played, after losing to the Hornets.
If Tim Duncan says mental lapse one more time...Of all people he should not be suffering them.
the hardest thing in general to watch when it comes to this team...go to basketball-reference.com, look up the San Antonio Spurs 2008-2009 page, and look at "MPG" for "Finley, Michael"..
The problem is I trust the players but not the coach !They'll find a way to make you believe again, only to give you something like a loss to N.O's in the last regular season game, which will give justification for my reserving judgement.
It's just how they roll.
There's no chemistry right now.
All the ingredients aren't complementing each other and the soup tastes awful.
Need to sprinkle in some Bowen to add a kick.
Lollll
imo it's the knicks game
The Lakers away game, that one was brutal.
The two losses against OKC
The away game against the Lakers
The two away games against the Hornets
The home game against Boston (sucked even more because I was there to witness the free-throw fiasco that led to our demise)
The last game against Houston
The home game against Cleveland
The game at Madison Square Garden
The Roko Ukic game at Toronto... ummm yeah, a guy named Roko torched the Spurs.
Our annual loss against the Bucks.
Being swept by the Orlando Magic
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