oh why did george hill not adjust to the magic last game
HE SUCKED ALL NIGHT NO POINTS TELL THE 4 and overtime
KEY WORD ADJUST
oh why did george hill not adjust to the magic last game
HE SUCKED ALL NIGHT NO POINTS TELL THE 4 and overtime
KEY WORD ADJUST
Can we give TDMVPDPOY's bold to TheSkeptic? Skeptic brings mature, BNSF-type takes consistently. TDMVPDPOY calls TP a "fkn scrub" on his first off shooting night
I mean seriously, your entire thesis essentially is "If Tony Parker's not scoring, then clearly he failed to adjust to the opposing team defense."
Parker had a lot of great looks that didn't fall. He pulled up for his mid-range jumper when appropriate (mostly. Off hand I remember a semi-contested pull up jumper by Tony when he probably could've passed to Stephen Jackson). He attacked the rim when appropriate. I remember at least 5 or 6 buckets that usually fall for him (2-3 mid-range jumpers, 1-2 floaters, and a late game layup that he just barely missed).
Bottom line is Tony didn't fail to adjust to anything. He missed good looks. The execution was there, though.
so whats his excuse for allowing the scrub harris turning back the clock on him for the first 3 qaurters b4 going cold in game 3?
whether it was motivation or not, we cant afford to him have playin like like tonight game 4 with 11 pts, there will be nights the bench wont be bailin his or starters ass....
devin harris is a piece of who only turns up to play against the spurs instead of the other +20 teams in the league for some odd reason, whats his fkn beef
I know it's easy to lose focus when you're up by 21 points in the 4th and the series is pretty much in the bag and you're just trying to run the clock and not get hurt, but damn...they almost let that one get away.
Spurs should've won this game by 20-25 points. At least the close finish will keep them from coming out too y against the Clips or Grizz and getting their pushed in.
yes manu has been all season even with injuries, he wont get a pass from my bashin when we lose, yes we all waiting for him to hit his strides
even without hittin anything, at least he provides other things on the court the bench lacked which is handling the ball etc that guys like neal and green lacks...but that is slowly decreasing with the bench growing in confidence when his not needed....
tonight he was shooting well when the team blew a 11pt lead down to single digits only for him to shoot b2b 3s and blowing out the lead again....the change in momentum right there sealed the deal that the jazz couldnt hang with the bench....
why u changing the subject to george hill?
When Neal hit that cold-blooded 3 to make it 81-60 with 6:16 left, I was thinking "game over". Then the Spurs went almost SIX MINUTES without scoring a FG. I know the refs were letting Utah totally mug them without calling it, but still...the Spurs should have at least put up a few token buckets. TP missing both FTs and then having the soft bunny bounce over the hole and off the other side was a little terrifying. That better never happen again, or it's a Spurs loss.
blowing loads has always been on the spurs radar, or else our team record would be higher then 50-16....
this team does alot of stupid when we have leads and cant hold onto it, whether its chuckers looking for their own stats or players continuing with the same move all over again when its been disrupted many times....
that last quarter tonight was disgusting with the physical play when the game looked like it was over only for them to get back into the game with the hustling
Isn't anyone going to give Stephen Jackson some love? Because I think there was a good possibility that the Spurs lose this one, or at least go to OT, if not for that steal he made happen with 24 seconds left. The lead was down to 4 points, the Jazz had the ball. They had been scoring almost at will, and the Spurs' offense couldn't make a shot if their lives depended on it.
Tony caught the ball and hit Manu for the uncontested basket. But it was Jackson who knocked the ball loose. If not for that, the Jazz very likely would have gotten it down to a 2 point game, with plenty of time left.
I know you can't really credit a win to one play, any more than you can blame a loss on one missed shot. But you can sure as say that Jackson sealed the win with that one play. He deserves some props for it.
Jazz were being hyper-aggressive and the refs were letting them get away with it. They didn't realize the series was over.![]()
Oh...one more thing...that was NOT an over and back.
those refs.
the Jazz.
People are still ing and moaning?? The sound of brooms is what I am enjoying at the moment. 1 pts, 2 pts, 6 pts, WTFever. Doesn't matter to me. We went in there, took care of business, and WON. Period. Close call, yes... but we will learn from it, obviously.
... Now GTFOutta' our way, . es be gone. Kthanxbai.
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no need to cause we know what jax brings to the table with his size and skillset, he basically shut down millsap all series or whoever he was defending...i dont think jax has any problems guarding undersized bigs, all he needs is hustle on the lowblock get them out of their comfort zone positioning and the pesty reach ins for steals....love how he puts the other spurs players in their place when they blow a defensive rotation...
Good lord.
its not ing clown, justing honing in the errors of mistakes and fixing them for next game....
other players take time to adjust he does to
Well, fuk yo "honing" and "fixing" already, clown.
Here's the thing. Manu got out of his funk, Bonner hasn't done any disappearing, Splitter's healthy, TD looks good, Blair hasn't done anything stupid, and the Pop we know and love is back. TP has been one of our most consistent players this past little while so it's ok for him to play badly once in a while. The starters aren't always going to be that bad and Pop has shown a willingness to let Splitter/TD do the heavy lifting when needed.
The Spurs can't afford to choke like they did this game. The starters will definitely have to play better. Even so, the bench salvaged the game for us and the starters were able to hold on. Pop won't even have to tell the veterans that they played badly and the team has a solid week to rest. It doesn't feel good to nearly lose like that but I'm sure the Spurs will be extra careful to avoid getting complacent in the second round.
Last edited by TheSkeptic; 05-07-2012 at 11:17 PM. Reason: Mistakes
do not worry they might have a week before they can play again
by that time they can make sure they play perfect and score 140
140pts on that made cp3 or the memphis team and a win? i take it...![]()
They got up big and stopped playing for a few min. They were never in danger of losing the game. Fans will be fans..
One thing the Spurs are going to have to figure out in the next week is what to do about bringing up the ball when TP is resting. You could argue Neal should never be out there alone without Manu, but if I'm an opposing coach I put pressure on Neal every time Tony is on the bench and he is responsible for getting the Spurs into offensive sets. Apparently Mills isn't an option, but this is the only glaring weakness coming out of the series.
we all know what happen if you cant bring the ball up the court...get traded...
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