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An overwhelming white majority vote against MLK Jr Day.
3 white guys from a small hick town commiting a hate crime.
Which one speaks worse about a population base?
Nice post TimMVP.
Yeah, Stoudemire and Diaw went brain dead and it cost the Suns big time.
SA is the benefit of the collective brain power of approximately 3 watts combined.
Just don't choke Game 6 OK? Remember, I picked the Spurs to win it all this year as early as September of last year (I can prove that)
Good luck, the Suns act has become very tired.....why does everyone hate the Warriors when the Suns whine just as much or more?
To me, these playoffs ended when BDiddy and the Warriors got eliminated.....my team of course is too pathetic right now to even contend.
An overwhelming white majority vote against MLK Jr Day.
3 white guys from a small hick town commiting a hate crime.
Which one speaks worse about a population base?
Excuse me again bag...they enacted the law because they lost the Super Bowl. They enstated it to insure they got the 96 SB. I forgot how you have to talk slower in Texas.
Arizona also harbors the polygamist fundamentalist Mormon cult in Colorado City.
maybe you should start them out with something a little less bersome, like remedial english, seeing as how just about every suns fan (with the exception of a few) can hardly type a coherent sentence or spell elementary words
LIke the conspiracty that the NBA was fixing the series in favor of the Lakers?
1991: The NFL moves the 1993 Super Bowl site from Phoenix, Ariz., to Pasadena, Calif., because of the MLK Day boycott.
Now that is an absolutley TRUE statement. Finally.
Clearly this one doesn't even read very well.
F-50?? Even a freaking metro who drives a Prius knows it's an F-150.Hey, at least we only throw plastic water bottles at black men. We didn't drag Duncan thru town chained to an F-50.
On a side note, the Spurs have 5 white players. Why were you aiming just at the brothers?
matt bonner = mad ######ish
(please don't ban me)
Oh, snap...
I can see why you'd be concerned about that.
Last edited by exstatic; 05-17-2007 at 11:18 PM.
'Twarn't me.Oh, snap...
It was Extra Stout.
We just aim for the big ones. (I did miss a number there is the previous post but I'm not in a fair fight! My typing doesn't match my voracious, quick wit.)
Oh, yes it does.
Thanks. Fixed it.
Actually, your typing, poor as it is, vastly exceeds your wit.
For some of those out there who think this is gong 7 games I don't want to break your bubble but it won't happen. SA close it out tomorrow Friday. They have been there before having an opportunity to close at home and they've done it. They will play like game 7 with poise. No more flukes after game 4.
I don't think anyone in the spurs team wants to go back to Phoenix and get thrown bottles at by the good people of that city.
You may be right. But the Spurs have not really played well except for Game 1 which is surprising to me considering how much trouble the Suns have had with them historically. I thought whoever got Game 1 would win the series and maybe that is still the case.
You have to admit, this series has NOT played out as expected. Had the Spurs not choked away Game 4, it would be over now.
I think I understand now. When your favorite team loses to a team from a smaller market who plays "boring" basketball then there is a "conspiracty" at work. Said team is also "dirty". You are then en led to whine about any and everything and free to spam the fan forums of the opponent at will. However, should any of the opponent's fans dare to raise a critical point then they are "whining".
If anything would fit what the league and its broadcast partners want as a champion it would be a high scoring team full of tremendous athletic talent dunking the ball frequently in transition and led by a white superstar. To claim that there is some great "conspiracty" at hand to advance the "boring" small market team is laughable. But when you can't win on the court, you need excuses.
Typical of a Suns fan to think that teams not playing well win 3 games out of 5 against a higher seeded team, two on their court. Playoff basketball isn't pretty, and it isn't rec ball. It's about wins and losses, and jettisoning the whole thing after the press conference is over to get ready for the next game. The Suns at ude is self defeating. If you believe things are out of your control, it becomes a self fulfilling prophesy. Man up.
I'm not being critical of the Spurs; all I am saying is that I thought the Suns would be on their heels more than they have been. Game 1 was close enough for them to win, yet Game 2 you guys get blown out. How does that happen? The Suns stole Game 4 on your court. That shouldn't happen either to a team as well coached as the Spurs. The Suns hadn't beat you at home in 2 years in the playoffs.
I have a lot of respect for the Spurs. I just think their playing has been "streaky" and TRUST me, your fans here last night who were calling the players every name in the book for most the game were shocked as well.
I do not believe things are out of the control of the players of either team. If the Suns score more point than the Spurs, no matter who is on the floor, they win. Simple. I've said it before, the officiating and suspensions have little bearing on the outcome of this series. Steve Nash is the one player who has been affected most by fouls, injuries but he hasn't complained at the press conferences or in the paper. In fact, he's only called out his OWN TEAMMATES for not playing harder.
Nash should be player-coach of the Suns.
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