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Jalen and Zach are both right. Yes the Spurs are playing with "house money." No one has ever enjoyed the sustained excellence of the Spurs. All the same, they are reaching the end of their magnificent run and have yet to 'repeat.' It's not over yet!
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:12705851
Jalen with a lot of good stuff about dem Spurs
Urgent teams in their eyes:
Spurs
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Jalen and Zach are both right. Yes the Spurs are playing with "house money." No one has ever enjoyed the sustained excellence of the Spurs. All the same, they are reaching the end of their magnificent run and have yet to 'repeat.' It's not over yet!
that. The Spurs ARE the damn house and the house hates to lose.Jalen and Zach are both right. Yes the Spurs are playing with "house money." No one has ever enjoyed the sustained excellence of the Spurs. All the same, they are reaching the end of their magnificent run and have yet to 'repeat.' It's not over yet!
I wish I had posted this.
I find Roses takes to be simplistic but he did make a few good points in general. Always like to hear Lowe.
Well said.
Yeah, Lowe is one of the best sportswriters covering the NBA now.
From Simmons' Mailbag (probably posted somewhere else here):
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/we...-reunion-tour/Question No. 2: In a giant pickup game with every NBA player available and two knowledgeable fans forced to pick five-man teams with their lives depending on the outcome, who would be the first player picked based on how everyone just played in the regular season?
I love this question. It basically FORCES you to pick an alpha dog. As much as I want to pick Russell Westbrook, the thought of hinging my life on a night when Russ might lose his mind and start going 1-on-5 while maybe earning a 16th technical that the league can’t even rescind because the loser of the hypothetical bet would be dead already … I mean, that scares the bejesus out of me. The safest bet? LeBron James … who seemed detached for the first two months of the season, slipped noticeably on defense (to be fair, he might have been on cruise control), and just wasn’t as dominant, night after night after night, as Harden was. But if you build your team around Harden, you’re screwed if the opposing GM immediately picks Harden’s Kryptonite: Kawhi Leonard.
You know who the answer to this question might be? KAWHI LEONARD!!!! If I take Kawhi — who proved after the All-Star break that he’s the most destructive perimeter defender since Apex Scottie Pippen — then I can lock down the other team’s best offensive player and still grab an elite offensive guy with my second pick.
Cool read. Thanks.He also picked Kawhi as DPOY.
Urgency <> Pressure
The Spurs have reason to play with urgency, but they can do that with little or no pressure.
hmmm fascinating. P1 Kawhi. P2 avoids a perimeter player and takes Davis.
P1 takes elite wing (harden, curry, Lebron, WEstrook, Cp3),, p2 is behind in talent at this point. In round 3 p1 takes a def center like Gortat.
Kawhi is really unique in this league with his two way power. No one is like this.
urgency = execution and focus, pressure = propensity to panic.
LOL...without going snake format, P2 is behind in talent while P1 has drafted 3 players and P2 only 2?
Let's play it asuming we have a P1-P2-P2-P1-P2-P1-P2-P1-P2-P1 (only snake for the first 4 picks, then alternating) format and P1 takes KL with the first pick, ok?
P1 (you) takes Kawhi
P2 (me) takes Davis
P2 (me) takes Lebron
your turn! (two picks)
My Five:
- Gobert
- Davis
- Kawhi
- Butler
- Curry
It's over, you can't score on me.
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