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And we still lost.....damn
SMH...That's. crazy. Lots of "what ifs" today.
And we still lost.....damn
Parker 3-12, Danny 1-12... our guys didn't hit the shots they needed to .
Danny Green and Manu were terrible. Tony didn't play well either. They were gassed after Game 6, and rightfully so.
Battier who didn't play well all series lights the Spurs up for 18 points. You have to give him credit for staying ready, but that's still gonna be hard to swallow if you're a player or a coach looking at the box score a day later.
That's just it though. You simply replace names like Miller and Allen with Chalmers and Battier: And the beat goes on.....
I'll admit to being shocked that Bosh didn't score at all.
Interesting thing though.... they essentially had only 4 players score (if you don't count Birdys 3 points). I don't think I've seen that in a playoff game before.
If you would have told me that was going to happen before Game 7, I would have thought the Spurs win by double digits.
Allen, Miller, and finally Battier pushed them over the top in their wins, but I thought the true "X-factor" for the Heat was Chalmers.
If he had a good game, they won.
If going in you told me Duncan would have 24 and 12 and Manu would have 18 points, I would've bet they would've won.
Damn you're still alive? Guess diabetes hasn't worked its magic yet tbh.
Bad karma for your dumb ass.
Bosh earned his money when he fouled Danny Green on that 3 and didn't get called for it. Ray Allen earned his money when he got away with the foul on Manu. Both of these in game 6.
We left Battier and LeBron open on every single 3. They hit almost all of them. Game.
I see Internet tough guy hasn't met anyone in real life and had a tire iron taken upside their head.
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