The Mavs not giving the SPURS any Beef........

[LilMissSPURfect]

NBA LOCAL

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/index


can anyone share?

ESPN INSIDER ARTICLE
http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/insid...local%2f070416

[SpursWoman]

They are both already posted in one of the related threads.

[LilMissSPURfect]

thanks

[spursintpe]

I can't find them. Any help for me?

[Kori Ellis]

It's nothing.

It says this ...

Highly Regarded
Joey is regarded as one of the league's best refs, and the rep isn't undeserved. (And, yes, I know he also blew that critical sixth-foul call against Tim in Dallas during the playoffs last season.) He officiates as if he were a sheriff trying to keep peace in an Old West town -- and sometimes it's that same mentality that gets the best of him. Joey gave Pop a quick hook during a game in Sacramento years ago then later sent word to Pop that he had erred. In any case, this isn't a guy Tim should want to have a "personal vendetta" against him. He works too many big playoff games. Besides, Tim already has a public beef with Jack Nies, another veteran official. -- San Antonio Express-News




Where's The Beef?
Gregg Popovich didn't fault Johnson for playing his starters longer than expected, but he did have one complaint about the post-game spread the Mavericks left the Spurs. "I'm still trying to recover from the lack of generosity on the part of the Maverick program, so it's hard for me to think about Denver," Popovich said. "There's no sausage, there's no brisket, there's no barbecued chicken in there. And there is after every game. "We're going to Memphis, and I wanted to get ready for the 'Sopranos' at 8 o'clock with a big bowl of brisket, and it's not even there." -- San Antonio Express-News


And then just links to Express-News articles that we've already seen here.

[spursintpe]

Thanks

[cherylsteele]

It's nothing.

It says this ...

Highly Regarded
Joey is regarded as one of the league's best refs, and the rep isn't undeserved. (And, yes, I know he also blew that critical sixth-foul call against Tim in Dallas during the playoffs last season.) He officiates as if he were a sheriff trying to keep peace in an Old West town -- and sometimes it's that same mentality that gets the best of him. Joey gave Pop a quick hook during a game in Sacramento years ago then later sent word to Pop that he had erred. In any case, this isn't a guy Tim should want to have a "personal vendetta" against him. He works too many big playoff games. Besides, Tim already has a public beef with Jack Nies, another veteran official. -- San Antonio Express-News




Where's The Beef?
Gregg Popovich didn't fault Johnson for playing his starters longer than expected, but he did have one complaint about the post-game spread the Mavericks left the Spurs. "I'm still trying to recover from the lack of generosity on the part of the Maverick program, so it's hard for me to think about Denver," Popovich said. "There's no sausage, there's no brisket, there's no barbecued chicken in there. And there is after every game. "We're going to Memphis, and I wanted to get ready for the 'Sopranos' at 8 o'clock with a big bowl of brisket, and it's not even there." -- San Antonio Express-News


And then just links to Express-News articles that we've already seen here.

Don't forget about the wine....isn't Pop a connoisseur of wines?

[LilMissSPURfect]

It's nothing.

It says this ...

Highly Regarded
Joey is regarded as one of the league's best refs, and the rep isn't undeserved. (And, yes, I know he also blew that critical sixth-foul call against Tim in Dallas during the playoffs last season.) He officiates as if he were a sheriff trying to keep peace in an Old West town -- and sometimes it's that same mentality that gets the best of him. Joey gave Pop a quick hook during a game in Sacramento years ago then later sent word to Pop that he had erred. In any case, this isn't a guy Tim should want to have a "personal vendetta" against him. He works too many big playoff games. Besides, Tim already has a public beef with Jack Nies, another veteran official. -- San Antonio Express-News




Where's The Beef?
Gregg Popovich didn't fault Johnson for playing his starters longer than expected, but he did have one complaint about the post-game spread the Mavericks left the Spurs. "I'm still trying to recover from the lack of generosity on the part of the Maverick program, so it's hard for me to think about Denver," Popovich said. "There's no sausage, there's no brisket, there's no barbecued chicken in there. And there is after every game. "We're going to Memphis, and I wanted to get ready for the 'Sopranos' at 8 o'clock with a big bowl of brisket, and it's not even there." -- San Antonio Express-News


And then just links to Express-News articles that we've already seen here.

cuabn and avery holding out.......