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Boris Diaw and Cory Joseph played their hearts out. You could see how hard they were hustling
The Spurs starters did not
F cory joseph and diaw didnt want to take the beating anymore, while the spurs supposed best players f took it like a bunch of ********
I mean that lineup fought for every lose ball, every rebound, moved the ball, attacked the paint with aggressiveness like it's the F playoffs and duncan's prolly last chance to win a 'ship. You saw fire, you saw the will to win, they hit back when being denied the ball and were more physical than the thunder starters
It's a pivotal game 4, and it's a shame bonner-baynes-diaw-joseph and even belli in that stretch competed
and BTW, somebody show me the 4th quarter highlight from the thunder's offense because all i saw was they were at the FT line every possession
I hope this lights a fire and they can get game 5, they lost the '12 series in game 5 hopefully it's not the same this year
Boris Diaw and Cory Joseph played their hearts out. You could see how hard they were hustling
Too bad everyone else played scared and clueless.
Diaw contributed to the mess that happened when the rotation was in. He ended the game well, but he doesn't get a pass from me.
Couple of bad shots from a ten point deficit against the staring Methla s. Not too shabby.
While I agree, the Thunder clearly took their foot off the gas too.
Wish Diaw had played with that fire and intensity when the starters were on the floor tbqh, instead of bricking 3 after 3. That actually pisses me off more than anything. CoJo showing up Parker also pisses me the off.
Don't forget Bonner
Diaw absolutely doesn't get a pass from me. he started playing well only after the white flag was waived. no thanks. joseph and bonner were actually playing fearless out there, which is surprising as
Diaw is a fat piece of .. No balls
Cojo and Bonner are the only players I give a pass in this game. Everyone else can go kick rocks, including Duncan
While the Thunder obviously took their gas off the pedal, CoJo & Co. didn't play scared and that's commendable tbh. Hopefully the rotation players play with an oz of that mental toughness in Game 5.
yeah, i mean the spurs couldnt even touch the paint, they passed the ball around the perimeter and let okc's physicality intimidate them, i dont buy that the thunder took their foot off the gas, obviously they didnt play their best but when a lineup of bonner-joseph-baynes etc... can force okc to scramble on d, the starters should be able to also
spurs just have to play harder, play like they want it more, play under control and let the energy from the crowd win them a couple of games in SA
spurs gotta wake up and play with this kind of intensity in game 5
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