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Thank God the schedule isn't spread out like last years three or four days in between games although this year it probably would have been better for us.
Game 1 - Saturday, 4/22 4:30pm CST
Game 2 - Tuesday, 4/25 8:30pm CST
Game 3 - Friday, 4/28 9pm CST
Game 4 - Sunday, 4/30 9pm CST
Game 5* - Tuesday, 5/2 time TBD
Game 6* - Friday, 5/5 time TBD
Game 7* - Sunday, 5/7 time TBD
* - if needed
Last edited by timvp; 04-20-2006 at 01:37 AM.
Thank God the schedule isn't spread out like last years three or four days in between games although this year it probably would have been better for us.
I dunno, that is still a little too spread out for my taste. I guess I just hate waiting more than one day between playoff games. The first rounds in the East don't look all that compelling to tide me over, except maybe Heat vs. Bulls.
WHAT DID I TELL YA KORI!!!!
YES!!!
Works out great for me, and guys like Duncan, Ginobili and FInley and Horry.
Those two days off will be huge.
If TIMVP's prediction is right, I hopefully get to see the series end on tuesday the 1st of May
Last year it was much more spread out -- like Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday, Tuesday or something like that.
Yeah, I remember, that's why I am not ing too much. Spurs in 5.
Sunday, tuesday saturday tuesday.
I remember that cause sunday I missed the game, was back in time fo game 2, and I just got done watching Game 3 VS the Nuggets last year, and it was on a saturday.
That and we went to Bennigans afterwards to celebrate, wich wouldn't have been possible on a tuesday
From someone who can't watch the games till after the 30th,I dunno, that is still a little too spread out for my taste. I guess I just hate waiting more than one day between playoff games. The first rounds in the East don't look all that compelling to tide me over, except maybe Heat vs. Bulls.
your wrong.
Sorry hehehe
Game number two is on Tuesday 25th of April.
Enybody ready to sing happy Birthday?
True, it's LJ's birthday (and Timmy D).
hmmm i might just be able to goto a gtg for game 3.
i dont like this, keeps me hangin for my spurs quickfixthis will give our opponents time to think strategy against us
I didn't knew it was a Timmys birthday
Spurs in 6
Game 1 - Saturday, 4/22 4:30pm CST WIN
Game 2 - Tuesday, 4/25 8:30pm CST WIN
Game 3 - Friday, 4/28 9pm CST WIN
Game 4 - Sunday, 4/30 9pm CST LOSS
Game 5* - Tuesday, 5/2 time TBD WIN
Game 6* - Friday, 5/5 time TBD
Game 7* - Sunday, 5/7 time TBD
Spurs in 5.
Last year, I predicted every series correct in the exact number of games.
I plan on doing it again.
And my 10-year anniversary at work, but somehow I don't think anyone cares about that.
Mine is on the 29th. late April men are the best.
Yeah, I remember, that's why I am not ing too much. Spurs in 5.
Game 1 - Saturday, 4/22 4:30pm CST WIN
Game 2 - Tuesday, 4/25 8:30pm CST WIN
Game 3 - Friday, 4/28 9pm CST WIN
Game 4 - Sunday, 4/30 9pm CST LOSS
Game 5* - Tuesday, 5/2 time TBD WIN
Game 6* - Friday, 5/5 time TBD
Game 7* - Sunday, 5/7 time TBD
Spurs in 5.
Last year, I predicted every series correct in the exact number of games.
I plan on doing it again.
but this year you've been a giant jinx so please don;t mess this up!
Mine is on the 29th. late April men are the best.
April 29 is a very good day to be born ... but a very bad day to get married.
Hey, this isn't the Quattro!
How did you checked that?Mine is on the 29th. late April men are the best.
Hey, this isn't the Quattro!
SAN ANTONIO, April 20, 2006 - The San Antonio Spurs take on the Sacramento Kings for Round 1 of the 2006 NBA Playoffs. All the game times listed below are Central Standard Time:
Game 1 Saturday, April 22 - 4:30 p.m. - FOX Sports Net
Game 2 Tuesday, April 25 - 8:30 p.m. - FOX Sports Net
Game 3 Friday, April 28 - 9:00 p.m. - KENS 5
Game 4 Sunday, April 30 - 9:00 p.m. - KENS 5
* Game 5 Tuesday, May 2 - TBD - FOX Sports Net
* Game 6 Friday, May 5 - TBD - KENS 5
* Game 7 Sunday, May 7 - TBD - FOX Sports Net
* If necessary
For the 2006 NBA Playoffs, the San Antonio Spurs home games will be televised on Fox Sports Net and road games will be televised on KENS 5.
The leading NBA broadcasting team for its fifth consecutive year will continue to provide top quality broadcasts throughout the playoffs. Spurs game play-by-play commentary will be provided by the talented Stockton and Bill Land. Former Spur forward Sean Elliott will be courtside to serve as color analyst.
All Spurs games can be heard on the radio on WOAI 1200 AM with Bill Schoening and KCOR 1350 AM with Paul Castro.
Dammit, it always dawns on me this time of year that playoff games are not included in League Pass.
FYI, here is the reported national TV coverage.
-Game 1: at San Antonio, Sat., April 22 (5:30 p.m. ET, ESPN)
-Game 2: at San Antonio, Tue., April 25 (9:30 p.m. ET, TNT)
-Game 3: at Sacramento, Fri., April 28 (10 p.m. ET, ESPN2)
-Game 4: at Sacramento, Sun., April 30 (10 p.m. ET, TNT)
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