Turning Point of Game 2

[Wallace ²]

Last game i posted that the turning point was the Ben / Manu, Charge / Block call and that got a lot of people talking. I thought I would start another "turning point of the game" thread for us to discuss. Tonight I think the turning point was early on in the game when the ref threw the ball into the air to signal the start of the game. All joking aside, I think the pivotal (sp?) point in the game is when Sheed had 2 turnovers in a row where he threw the ball right to Horry. At that point, the Pistons were only down like 8 but those steals killed us.

[Sense]

Last game i posted that the turning point was the Ben / Manu, Charge / Block call and that got a lot of people talking. I thought I would start another "turning point of the game" thread for us to discuss. Tonight I think the turning point was early on in the game when the ref threw the ball into the air to signal the start of the game. All joking aside, I think the pivotal (sp?) point in the game is when Sheed had 2 turnovers in a row where he threw the ball right to Horry. At that point, the Pistons were only down like 8 but those steals killed us.

lol...


Yeah, I don't think your team feels any good about playing in San Antonio for some reason....

Maybe it's the team

[Taco]

Turning Point of Game 2.

The Turning point in game 2?


The Tip-off!!!

[duncan_21]

Last game i posted that the turning point was the Ben / Manu, Charge / Block call and that got a lot of people talking. I thought I would start another "turning point of the game" thread for us to discuss. Tonight I think the turning point was early on in the game when the ref threw the ball into the air to signal the start of the game. All joking aside, I think the pivotal (sp?) point in the game is when Sheed had 2 turnovers in a row where he threw the ball right to Horry. At that point, the Pistons were only down like 8 but those steals killed us.

That's what I was going to say.

[RobinsontoDuncan]

Good post, made me laugh, I really thought the truning point were those give and goes between Parker and Ginobili, that set the tone for what we were going to be able to do on offense.

[BigDaddyMatty]

it was when ginobili hit the first shot of the game. when he is hitting his threes everyone can go home.

[spurs_fan_in_exile]

I don't think there was really a turning point in the game. There were a number of points where the momentum seem to teeter but the Spurs were able to make a play to keep it from swinging completely against them. Whether it was one of Horry's steals or a Bowen three pointer, the Spurs just made the plays when they had to.

[nkdlunch]

it was when ginobili hit the first shot of the game. when he is hitting his threes everyone can go home.

I agree, if Manu hits a good three on his first shot, it's a huge sign.

[TOP-CHERRY]

How could there be a "turning point in the game" if the Spurs led the whole 48 minutes?

Bottom line is: Both teams are mirror images of each other on D. But the Spurs just happen to have a lot more O.

[Momma_monkey]

SPURS INTRODUCTION AND MANU's First Three point shot. SSSSWWWWWOOOSSSSHHH!

GO SPURS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!