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My guess would have been the Manu block on Harden. Casuals loved that play, tbh.
If this isn't the most popular Spurs video on Instagram, that'd be a shame:
I just did a double check to see if it wasn't 7.2 millions. But no, it really is 72 millions.Every play has 4/6/9 millions views tops. "Kobe doesn't flinch" 72 millions. Now you know why the refs always favour the Lakers.
I'm glad I'm not a regular Joe Lakers' fan, tbh.
My guess would have been the Manu block on Harden. Casuals loved that play, tbh.
If this isn't the most popular Spurs video on Instagram, that'd be a shame:
Didn't even think of that one. Would have been a great guess, tbh.
The Manu-Harden double flop?
Timmy drinks the wrong Gatorade?
Edit - Just saw that the answer was posted earlier, never would've guessed that. I'm fairly certain that wasn't Manu's intent. He and TP must've ran that give & go a billion times and Manu had never once attempted to do that before.
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Tim Duncan laughing and getting ejected by Crawford was another great moment
My guess would've been CoJo's dunk on Ibaka.
Can't believe I forgot about my boy Cojo tbh
Pop getting hit in the nuts by the ball had me in tears 20+ years ago
Malik Rose dunking on Mutombo was ing vicious.
Can't forget Manu dunking on Yao Ming.
Imma say Enriques interview about Kawhi
The first thing that came to mind was Ray Allen in 2013. It involves the Spurs, albeit in a bad way.
Yeah, that was cool. Malik had stone hands but he had his moments.
That was a bit left of center, but if Pop dresses left then yeah, that's right in the bad spot. It must have been, given his reaction.
That doesn't count. The Rockets' most viewed video is T-Mac's 13.
To this day, I still haven't seen that shot go in.
Fair enough. I was just saying what first came to mind; I read the le more as "video that involves the Spurs" rather than a good play by the Spurs.
You knew it was going in live?
tbh I was so nervous I changed the channel in the final minute or so. I remember calling my father on the phone and telling he him we had won/were about to win...little did I know.
My second guess would have been when Parker singlehandedly won the championship with the step back three-pointer, steal, floater in the lane and then stop on LeBron on consecutive possessions. Clutchest series of plays I've ever witnessed
I still remember everything I was doing and saying in that disastrous quarter. I was still cursing at the TV over Pop benching TD when that shot went in and just froze me.tbh I was so nervous I changed the channel in the final minute or so. I remember calling my father on the phone and telling he him we had won/were about to win...little did I know.
WTF son? Never ever jinx your team like that. That's Sport's fandom 101.tbh I was so nervous I changed the channel in the final minute or so. I remember calling my father on the phone and telling he him we had won/were about to win...little did I know.
lol Nice try son. You knew the Spurs' most viewed play was going to come from the Spurs' most popular player.My second guess would have been when Parker singlehandedly won the championship with the step back three-pointer, steal, floater in the lane and then stop on LeBron on consecutive possessions. Clutchest series of plays I've ever witnessed
The tiest part was when they were showing the NBA people setting things up to give the Spurs the Larry O'Brien trophy. Ooooof
Another good guess would have been Manu making an unintentional 3 and the refs not calling it.
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