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Dang! Doin this with 2 bad ankles!!!!
Amazing!
Here are his stats in this years playoffs compared to his regular season stats:
Code:Playoffs (2005): PPG RPG BPG APG MPG 24.9 11.70 2.31 3.0 36.5 Regular Season: PPG RPG BPG APG MPG 20.3 11.1 2.64 2.7 33.4
Dang! Doin this with 2 bad ankles!!!!
Amazing!
If he had played with 2 bad ankle all season long = another mvp in the cabinet already this season
More like 5 more points if you round the numbers
After the 1st game of looking very gimpy vs. the Nuggets, TD has gutted it out, and brought it every game. Sometimes he looks a little gimpy (e.g., staying in front of Amare), but his numbers show his effort and his desire for another le.
He knows when to click it to overdrive at the right time.
Duncan will not have brilliant numbers with Haslem and Mourning guarding him.
These players are physical and force you to take jump shots. Mourning plays dirty so Duncan might have trouble in this series.
I think you are stupid dude...
as far as I KNOW.. Haslem is nothing but a ing shooter.. And Mourning tries too hard plus he's old.
Let's try the other 2 in the bench?
Oh that's right 2 shooters..
Duncan doesn't even shoot for Shaq is he doesn't need to.
If you expect Haslem and Mourning to play soft defense like Stoudemire you got another thing coming. Mourning can't shoot but he sure can play defense. Miami is not Phoenix meaning they play defense so I expect a closer series.
I'd like to repeat that you are stupid.
Amare didn't play successful defense on Duncan..and that's obvious..
But he did play defense on him and I doubt that it was soft at all.
Mourning has proven he can play defense...but against who?
Don't tell me Rasheed Wallace... I do believe that the refs screwed him last game.
And Yes I know that Miami is not Phoenix and that you will expect a closer series..
But remember that the Spurs love that kind of Tempo..and they were expected to lose the last series because of the Tempo that Phoenix had..
Spurs ball will be seen when they slow it up again with defense on defense..
That means the Spurs can win that...
The spurs are the better defenders...and offensive players..
They sure showed that by beating phoenix at their own game.
Parker and Ginobili were at their best against teams who like to run. They go back and run back against that team. San Antonio in my opinion is at their best when they run and Phoenix doesn't have good transition defense. San Antonio would give up more points but they ran better than Phoenix which is hard to do.
Against physical teams like Seattle and LAL is when San Antonio struggled. Don't just say things and not back them up.
WHAT?
First of all I'd like to mention you didn't make sense...
Except for the part that physical teams like seattle and LAL(which I didn't see in the playoffs).
San Antonio did struggle a little bit with Seattle...and I really don't know why you are mentioning LAL...
But what's your ing point?
You're the idiot not backing up..
Just shut up..your ego is too weak and you have no detail when you try to back it up..
What part doesn't make sense? In an open game Parker and Ginobili are at their best like Phoenix.
Exactly...
SO WHAT?
What's the point of you saying that?
What did you try to answer against me?
They will have more difficulties with Miami or Detroit than they did with Phoenix.
You actually mentioned Miami to be in the finals...so back that up.
Who do you think is gonna guard Manu or Parker?
PLEASE...whatever you mention will be stupid.
Stay with what you picked..that is miami..but they aren't deep enough to stop either of them.
You just answered the wrong thing..
I'm out for a bit.. enough arguiing with you..kind of stupid when you don't admit I'm right after it's so obvious.
I am giving give San Antonio credit but also respect what Miami has done this year.
They may not play soft D like Amare, but Timmy had some VERY physical D against Seattle. James and Fortson (and who else am I missing?) are as physical and dirty as they come. He shouldnt have a problem. And Shaq cant guard Timmy. The Diesel will be too slow w/ his injury.
I agree with Shaq can't guard Tim Duncan but they let Mourning get away with dirty defense because he is one of the refs favorites along with Wade and Shaq. He gets away with playing dirty unlike Seattle who were called for many fouls.
You forget, Tim is a superstar, too. And unlike other "stars", who let bad calls effect his game, Tim feeds off of them, actually getting more agressive and becoming even more focused.
The fact that the Spurs just beat the Suns in 5, gives me great hope against the Heat. The Heat have not faced a team like the Spurs in the playoffs yet. The Pistons just have not been as consistent as the Spurs on defense and offense.
I'm really looking forward to the finals, no matter who we face.
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Originally Posted by Sense
PLEASE...whatever you mention will be stupid.
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Obviously you are closed minded and can't admit that I am right on some of these things. I might not be right on all things but you are not giving me credit for anything. You are a blind fan.
If Wade is injured none of this matters.
TD will have a problem with Shaq and Mourning. It will be a gut check for him. He will need to take advantage of his quickness against the two a-holes. Haslem is too small to guard TD.
If Shaq has to guard Duncan there is no way Miami can win. I feel Haslem will guard Duncan regardless of his size. Haslem will just try to be active and a pest kinda like Ben Wallace does to Shaq.
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I know Haslem will guard TD. What I meant is that he will dominate Haslem. TD will do the samething he did to Marion, Stoudemire, K-Mart, and Evans. He will measure his shots and just shoot over him with jump hooks, banks shots, and runners.
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