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Can't put it on the refs. The team quit as soon as they saw who was on the schedule for tonight.
A lot of you low IQ posters kept trying to talk about this small ball and how Tim doesn't play good versus it and how we won't miss Duncan yada yada yada,..
It's like ya don't know how basketball is played even though ya watch this 24/7. No ref respect either. We blow them out in our house.
Can't put it on the refs. The team quit as soon as they saw who was on the schedule for tonight.
No they didn't you stupid got. They played with intensity. Low IQ poster.
I saw about 4 EASY calls go against the Spurs. I already covered this in another thread got.
Naw man, Playing with a lack of confidence is how you turn the ball over the way we did tonight. The give-aways were absolutely not from pressing the issue and being aggressive.
It was pure timidity. They panicked from the jump.
Not the first time we've seen something like this, won't be the last. It's a side-effect of a contemplative, thinking-team personality.
The type of players on the Warriors don't really go into games thinking they won't win.
We're fine overall, but hopefully we won't have to go through the Warriors in the post-season.
Do you know what Quit means you got? They showed up and got spanked.
People don't realize how much the Warriors rely on baskets in the paint... We missed our anchor tonight
I agree with this. Tim fortifies this team.
TD is the most important player on D
They noped out before the tip-off. Came into the game scared.
It is what it is.
Our offense needs some tuning, for sure, but mainly we need the guys to shoot the ball as if they believe they are going to make the shot.
Confidence was shaken tonight before they ever hit the court.
Not many of us expected to win, but the fact that we didn't compete speaks to mental weakness. A lack of self-confidence.
Look at the game again later and note the hesitation and second guessing on the part of our team.
@ people sayng Duncan missing the game won't have an impact. He's #1 in the NBA in defensive real-plus minus and remains the anchor of our defense on the interior.
His absence not only takes away a lot of luster from arguably the most anticipated regular season game in NBA history, it also virtually guarantees a Spurs loss.
So one of the starting players who has led the team to 5 rings is important?
Good job kid.
Interesting theory.
Players can't defend the perimeter if they have zero help inside. You should know this but you keep acting like a got.
Against stephenie you need all your chips.
Go to the "duncan ain't playing thread" got.So one of the starting players who has led the team to 5 rings is important?
Good job kid.
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