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that ball movement
Not sure how it was an underrated performance when his 3 pointer off Duncan's screen is tied for the most memorable moment from the series(Kawhi's strip of WB being the other). Diaw's game was underrated imo
Underrated performance.
Just beautiful.
Not sure how it was an underrated performance when his 3 pointer off Duncan's screen is tied for the most memorable moment from the series(Kawhi's strip of WB being the other). Diaw's game was underrated imo
Is it time to trade him?
Ariza Beal or Ginobli?
we could have had Paul George
Are you sure that it wasn't Kawhi's magical ball sweat?
That, and Kevin Love's average play in OT.
My god what an amazing basketball game
That was such a tough, exciting & stressful game in every way. Classic.
On another note, just another "we're good without TP (and we get to watch Kawhi, again)" thread.
Yes it did. I've watched that game so many times and am always in awe of what a phenomenal game he played (especially given the previous year's performance v. Miami). Definitely deserves kudos for that game. Beautiful!
Question is can he give the Spurs another game or two like that in next year's playoffs? We'll see...
Tony Parker's hamstring also made some great plays to let us win that game
That game has a case for being the greatest game of the Spurs of all time.
Diaw was great that game. Agreed on all fronts though.Man when they blew that good lead they had in the 4th late I said here we go again and game 7 is upon us. I still can't believe they pulled that one off and in years past they probably would not have and went 7 but they gathered up enough grit to close out the Thunder on their floor and hold off any game 7 crap in which anything can happen. The breaks went their way this time and everything went right for them to win it from Tims shot falling to Kawhi's strip etc. Every le has those breaks for a team, Spurs got on the right end this time.
Not sure how it was an underrated performance when his 3 pointer off Duncan's screen is tied for the most memorable moment from the series(Kawhi's strip of WB being the other). Diaw's game was underrated imo
Possibly the most important minutes CoJo ever played in a Spurs uniform were in that game.
Absolutely thrilling, killer game!
I remember when the op started the Manu shtick few months ago, to add to the Kawhi shtick, before this he really didn't give any respect for Manu and wasn't really a fan of him, but he knew it will do good for his Parker hate agenda and for marketing his group, great game planning of op tbh...
Ghazi, always says Death to Israel.
What is your opinion about the Iran deal?
Why are liberal, not practicing Jews against it and Rabbis, orthodox Jews and practicing Jews for it?
Why do orthodox jews have a thing for wanting to see Muslims rule Israel?
Game 6 was enjoyable to me. It felt like playing with house money; and I was pretty sure we'd win Game 7.
Not sure about that, tbh. Spurs vs. Miami rematch, especially after 6, was the bigger Story 2014 compared to James vs. Durant II.
If it was close, maybe. Spurs were dominating the Thunder at home though.no wayif the spurs lost in game6,the refs will make the thunders to finals like they did in 2012
Outstanding game. Kawhi, Tim, Boris and Manu were terrific that night.
Did I travel back in time?Manu won game 6 vs. Thunder
Only killer in the sense that I wanted to kill Joey Crawford throughout the second half. I yelled obscenities the whole time starting in the 3rd quarter; the Stephen Jackson technical fueled my rabid rampage which wouldn't stop until like 1 a.m. that night. I also screamed that I hope he woke up with stage 4 pancreatic cancer the next morning. Which is odd because the next week everyone found out that a different referee (one like 10 years younger) had the same very disease (he died a couple months later). Prophetic, if you ask me, but unfortunate that my powers missed its target and killed an innocent man. Oh well...
this was the game of the playoffs for us. there could've easily been a game 7, where anything could've happened. after we put the demons of losing to them a couple years before i knew the le was ours. we would not lose to miami again. duncan called it.
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