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well said.
That is why you lost game 4. All this other crap I'm reading about Duncan's ineffectiveness or replacing Muhammed in the starting lineup is ridiculous. Game 3 saw the Spurs commit 18 TO's against 12 TO's for the Pistons. The reason for this has quite a bit to do with the fact the games are being played in Detroit. You tend to be rewarded more often than not for being aggressive when you're at home. The Spurs need to fix this statistical descrepancy or they will be toast.
well said.
Not one Spurs fan will disagree with you.
But these turnovers are a combination of unforced errors and Detroit's D.
No only that, but I think it really starts on the Spurs defensive end.
The Spurs aren't creating turnovers themselves, and thus by the time they get back across the court, the Pistons are already set.
Bottom line, the Spurs need to do what they've been doing all year.
I agree, however a few of Manu's turnovers were because Nazr didn't come to meet the ball or they bounced off his hands of stone.
True that, there have been just some bad passes and/or misses by the Spurs.
Just remember, its not over yet. However, there is precedence for a Spurs meltdown!
After a horrendous game 3, you would have thought that the Spurs would have learned not to turn the ball over...
i thought you meant 18 terrell owens vs. 4 terrell owns...
of course the 18 terrell owens would win against the 4 terrell owns..
JK
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