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Kirby shot over 50% though. Great day otherwise.
The Warriors lost. The Spurs destroyed the Hawks, with Danny Green finally contributing and Simmons emerging. And the Lakers busts were terrible.
Kirby shot over 50% though. Great day otherwise.
...and if you are a Horns fan, you got to enjoy watching Texas take down #3 UNC.The Warriors lost. The Spurs destroyed the Hawks, with Danny Green finally contributing and Simmons emerging. And the Lakers busts were terrible.
Perfect night indeed.
I'll take it...no doubt.
How'd the Lakers busts do? Saw they were getting ass raped with no lube, but I didn't check the stats.
I normally appreciate the you shovel ...
But when i read this initially ... I thought ...what a got.
Still appreciate your assholish Kobe like tendencies
Yeah bene....saw that earlier.
Congrats meh nig. I hate N. Carolina with a passion.
I'm okay with that. Just means kirby is going to think he's "back," meaning more shots and less developing of Julian and D'Bust.
Det buzzer beater was Porker NBA Finals Game 1-esc.
losing to a Bucks team that the Spurs held to 70 points and 33% shooting
Oh and blew them out by 25.
...and hopefully a new contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. ESPN can give him the Favre treatment and beat it to death over the offseason until Kobe make the big announcement and re-signs.
Warriors are like the 06 Pistons, they're going to burn themselves out and are going to have a tough time in the playoffs
Last edited by UNT Eagles 2016; 12-13-2015 at 12:09 AM.
Their best comparison is probably the 1997 Bulls
whoops, I meant 06 Pistons
but my point still stands
I actually agree.
- Dubs lost keeping the 72 Lakers regular season intact
- Lakers lost giving them a coin-flips chance at drafting Simmons
- Spurs won because who gives a care... will get their pushed in by the Dubs in the playoffs, keeping Timmy and Kobe tied
Yea, Bucks looked dreadful when we played them last week. And the Dubs had rested Thompson for the game too.
Oh and blew them out by 25.
The Warriors really needed that aura of invincibility. We might see an avalanche of losses now.
Is Harrison Barnes back yet?
they have younger core than Spurs, but the intensity with which they are going after regular season wins can burn them out still..
minutes played through 24 games Steph:838/Draymond:832/Klay:695/Iguodala:677 vs Kawhi:734/Aldridge:638/Tony:623/Tim:588/Manu:381
that's what happened with the Suns in 2004-05
they were 5 games ahead of the Spurs, at like 36–4 at one point, then they lost one and all of a sudden things abruptly fell apart, they lost 6 in a row and suddenly the Spurs were the #1 seed when that looked impossible during the first couple months of the season. Right now most Spurs fans are skeptical that we'll ever have a chance at the #1 seed given our current hole, but just remember that year... also 2003, when we were 9 games behind the Mavericks in the standings at one point early in the season and came all the way back and took the #1 seed in April. It's early... Spurs must keep winning though.
We lost to a couple teams they blew out sooo...
Oh and blew them out by 25.
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