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tp best player for sure...just played 30 min and kept nash silent... he had to play great for this match ad he did it.... Td was also impressive like always but you have to give credit to tp....
TP-29 pts(14-20); 5 rbds; 2 assists or;
TD-16 pts(7-9);12 rbds,6 assists; 5 blocks or;
Manu-13 pts(5-11); 6 rbds, 6 assists or;
Rose-15 pts(6-10);6 rbds
Nash said he was embarrassed. Thought Duncan made it possible for the Spurs to win the game because he made his teammates better.Well?
tp best player for sure...just played 30 min and kept nash silent... he had to play great for this match ad he did it.... Td was also impressive like always but you have to give credit to tp....
tony parker without question! (nash only 4 ass with 3 to)
and i am sure tim will agree with me
Nash was very impressive in the early minutes. Had he kept that up ...
The guy who remains unstopable is Amare, even posterizing Duncan. Quite apart from his dunks, Amare has developed some very nice power moves, as great as Pau, that I wish Tim and Rasho would add. Amare is also beginning to hit his jumpers. He's hugely improved and refined from last year, and doesn't seem anywhere near a plateau.
One note: TD when out with Spurs up 22-13 and came back in with Spurs down 9.
Within minutes order restored on way to eventual huge lead. Parker MVP but Duncan only took 9 shots. Could have had more but wonder if finger is bothering him some?
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