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We've all talked about the Spurs being "under the radar" over this very impressive run as the MOST WINNING TEAM OF ALL TEAM SPORTS FOR THE LAST SEVENTEEN YEARS!! Took a visit to nba.com today and read the "Top Stories" which were mostly about last night's game. 'Durant scores 27 against the Pelicans' 'Heat send message to Pacers' etc.
Noticed one thing, rather con uously missing. THE SPURS CLINCH THE SPOT AS THE #1 TEAM IN THE NBA!!
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We'll get the articles and attention if we win the Finals this season. It will all be worth it...
- Nets' Pierce reaches 25,000-point milestone
- Bulls upend Pistons, spoil Drummond's game
- Hawks end Nets' 15-game home win streak
- Grizzlies rout 76ers to stay in playoff chase
- Blazers win, pull within 1/2 game of 4th seed
- Crawford (calf) set to return for Clippers
- Durant goes for 27 in OKC's big win over Pels
- Lakers' Henry has surgeries on wrist, knee
- Hawks great Lou Hudson passes away
- Heat's Wade sidelined for ninth straight game
Thanks! Un%&#^&ingbelievable!
Good, I'm 100% fine with it.
How is no one used to this yet?
This incessant victim syndrome by spurs fans gets nauseating.
In fact spurs fans manage to whine and about the media no matter what happens. If they start talking about the spurs it's "you guys haven't talked about us for years and now you're riding on our band wagon? GTFO"
Man I get what you mean, but it's so weird that it wouldn't be newsworthy that any team just secured the best record of the year.
As long as my team is wining, I could care less if no one else is noticing.
It it pretty hilarious how nba.com and espn have practically said nothing about us getting the number one overall seed for the playoffs. Oh well, so is life as a Spurs' fan. If we win, no one covers it; if we lose, it's a sign that we're old and overrated. Yawn.
same as it ever was...
sad really.
This is really the truth in the end. I don't care 1/10000,0000,000,000 as much as winning a game....any game.
With the season we've had I feel blessed, not victimized.
There is some merit to the victim syndrome. If Miami had clinched home court throughout the playoffs, it would be a dominant headline. I suppose it all depends on what you consider "fair." Since Miami has more fans than SA, one could argue that this is expected and therefore relatively fair. However, if you expect perfect equality of coverage across all teams, then no it isn't fair.
NBA.com had the Spurs beating Phoenix and clinching the West as one of their featured stories (the 6 main pictures) this morning, and also had a banner story about it as well. Both just linked to the game recap, but they did make note of it.
News changes.
No one gives a about the Spurs except for us. I like it that way.
Good! It just seemed bizarre if it wasn't on there at all.
16 more after the Laker game...
Thanks! Of course!! I think we can do it...
Does this surprise you? IF so how long have you been a fan? I got numb to it or stopped reading on it years ago or watching ESPN etc. You will be better off without it, period.
So what. It's meaningless. The Spurs in current form will never sell to the masses that consume nba.com and ESPN. Leave the need for validation to OKC fans thirsting for a 4-0 regular season series win banner.
Reporting that the Spurs won is like reporting that water is wet.
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