May 17, 200719 yr Author 19 points, 12 assists, and a close game despite playing 6 players esentially. Considering the competition and who was missing, I'd say Nash looked pretty good last night.:thumb: He still lost...
May 17, 200719 yr I'd like to have seen if any of the Spurs players left the bench during all of the comotion. But nice camera work to just see what the NBA wants everone to see. Should be at least 4-5 games for Horry. The NBA is against the Suns. The NBA looked at the Spurs bench during the altercation and nobody got up...they were well behaved.
May 17, 200719 yr Wasn't it you who said you've watched little to none of the NBA playoffs already? Who cares if someone who hasn't watched any of the playoffs is not going to watch the championship?:sleep: I havw watched the NBA my entire life and Golden State and the Suns are some what close to saving basketball. But after the suspension and the constant dirty play of the Spurs not getting punished and possible the worst 4th quarter in NBA Playoff history last night in the Cavs/Nets game I don't know if you can save those who don't want saved.....
May 18, 200719 yr I havw watched the NBA my entire life and Golden State and the Suns are some what close to saving basketball. But after the suspension and the constant dirty play of the Spurs not getting punished and possible the worst 4th quarter in NBA Playoff history last night in the Cavs/Nets game I don't know if you can save those who don't want saved..... :sleep: The "Spurs are dirty" bit is already old...
May 18, 200719 yr OK, here is my viewpoint on this. At the risk of sounding like a cliche, old timer saying this is how basketball should be played, I think that what the Spurs are doing is brilliant. The Suns are (arguably) the most talented team and definently the most up paced, and the Spurs (many of whom are older) can't run with them. Using this physical style (call it dirty if you want, it's just GREAT coaching), they are throwing the Suns of their game. It's just Popovich showing why he always has his team at the top.
May 18, 200719 yr 19 points, 12 assists, and a close game despite playing 6 players esentially. Considering the competition and who was missing, I'd say Nash looked pretty good last night.:thumb: He looks good but his team didn't. They crumbled down the stretch like they normally do.
May 18, 200719 yr Author OK, here is my viewpoint on this. At the risk of sounding like a cliche, old timer saying this is how basketball should be played, I think that what the Spurs are doing is brilliant. The Suns are (arguably) the most talented team and definently the most up paced, and the Spurs (many of whom are older) can't run with them. Using this physical style (call it dirty if you want, it's just GREAT coaching), they are throwing the Suns of their game. It's just Popovich showing why he always has his team at the top. :ylsuper: :ylsuper: :ylsuper:
May 18, 200719 yr He looks good but his team didn't. They crumbled down the stretch like they normally do. They didn't crumble...They were without two of their best players....If either Amare or Diaw play they win.
May 18, 200719 yr They didn't crumble...They were without two of their best players....If either Amare or Diaw play they win. Your probably right but they did crumble.
May 18, 200719 yr Geez, from the above 6 posts or so, no wonder your post counts are so high!!! :dancingpa
May 18, 200719 yr Geez, from the above 6 posts or so, no wonder your post counts are so high!!! :dancingpa What we aren't aloud to talk about the topic? :confused:
May 18, 200719 yr What we aren't aloud to talk about the topic? :confused: Just messing around (did they crumble? yes they crumbled. No not with that many players.) No harm intended.
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