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2007-05-16, 01:49 | Link #242 |
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@ sazelyt - Well I'm saying overall if your strategy is to just shoot 3's (sometimes 1 on 5) and ignore rebounding (The most important aspect of basketball IMO) and you can't play competent interior defense it doesn't take much for your game plan to betray you...GS foul shooting (ironically what arguably costed them 2 games in this series) is what offset the horrendous rebounding differential...The ability to have countless more shots than your opponent is huge and GS never solved that problem...This off season they need to pursue a good defensive BIGMAN with size and rebounding skills who can play a decent role in their offense (alla Kurt Thomas with Phoenix)...Kevin Garnett would be a ridiculously good addition to a team like GS (and we all know he's gonna be out of Minn. soon)...Just saying...
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2007-05-17, 13:45 | Link #244 |
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Jeez Phoenix almost had it....we out played them for 3 and a half quarters. I can't complain it was a hard fought game, Phoenix really showed me what they had last night. I now have no doubts that we can win the series! OH AND CAN WE SAY SHAWN MARION!!!! LETS GO PHOENIX TAKEM OUT IN SAN ANTONIO AND FINISH THEM AT HOME WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
2007-05-17, 14:51 | Link #245 |
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Yeah what a surprising game, I mean even though the end result was what most expected, it was never expected to be that close.
I think if SA is going to win this series they are going to have to do it in game 6 otherwise I think the Suns will take it. Game six should be good, on one hand you have Stoudimire and Diaw coming back and you just know Stoudimire is gonna go crazy, however will all the starters be tired from playing so many minutes? And SA who I think had their worst shooting night of the year is sure to bounce back and they have homecourt. Really it's anyones game. |
2007-05-18, 13:15 | Link #246 |
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Actually, what's probably going to happen to Amare tonight is he's going to come back super pumped and accidentally draw some cheap fouls, then make himself nice and acquainted with the pine, like he has been all series.
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2007-05-18, 23:38 | Link #248 |
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Suns lost.
It will be interesting to see what offseason changes will be made. Well that concludes my playoff viewing this year as thier is no one interesting enough to watch anymore. I guess it's go Cavs if I had to pick a team but they won't beat the pistons. |
2007-05-18, 23:45 | Link #249 |
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Great game by my boy Manu Ginobili. Loved seeing him get back into playoff form during this series. It was actually a pretty good series as far as I'm concerned. Suns played with a lot of heart and wouldn't die even though they were down big. And I'm a little depressed that Duncan couldn't get another block to tie the record, or two to break it. Would've been the perfect addition to this series. For the conference final against the Jazz, I say Spurs in 6.
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2007-05-18, 23:54 | Link #250 |
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Suns lost their balance for a short period, allowed the lead to extend, and couldn't close at the end. If they hadn't done those mistakes, it would be a very close game at the end, for a possible Suns win.
Anyway, the dirty Spurs got away. Tonight, they shouldn't leave Stern out of their prays (maybe they should start carrying charms that write "I believe Stern"). Now, onto the finals, I hope, Utah can prove to be a good opponent for the Spurs, at their home court, unlike what happened during the normal season. For the other finals, unfortunately, Pistons will most probably win the series, because of their balance. Cavs rely too much on James, as we saw in today's game, with him out, the Cavs are lost, with him in, the Cavs are burning. And I wonder which result would receive good ratings, Utah-Cavs, Utah-Pistons, Spurs-Pistons, or Spurs-Cavs. Neither seems to be a final to watch...for people other than those teams' fans... |
2007-05-19, 00:00 | Link #251 |
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Amare was great. Leftover fatigue was definitely a factor. It's a shame we'll never really know which team was better this year... and here I didn't want any more excuses. Heh, did this series feel cursed? Nosebleed fountains () and subjective bureaucratic interference? If the situation had been completely reversed, the victory would have tasted kind of ashen.
I'm tired of curses. *looks at the Cubs* I'm through with the NBA this year. Next year: Go Suns! |
2007-05-19, 18:05 | Link #255 |
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I'm sure 95% of the people who picked Suns to win did so on the fact that the entire world thinks Suns are so "fun to watch" and don't know shit about basketball. Anyone who watches NBA regularly knows that Spurs have the offense to keep up with Phoenix and the defense to stop them.
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2007-05-19, 20:11 | Link #256 | |
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Also, any unbiased basketball fan would know that, the Suns, who have played amazingly well despite missing two of their key players, would have been the winner of their home game (the 5th game). And, the other key players, especially Nash, wouldn't have played a tiring game, before the key 6th game. With their momentum, they would have become the winner in the 6th game, if not the 6th then the 7th one at their home. Now, any person who cannot see that, and try to bring the argument to who is better, would not really have a lot of information on how the series are won. Cause, according to those people, Dallas, Houston, and Warriors were to be the winners. Sorry, you can sell your argument to your fellow Spurs fans, but that is all. By the way I am not a Suns fan, only that, I am disgusted with the way the Spurs won that series. If you are happy, then just be happy, don't make it an argument of who is the better. The winner in a fair series would be the better one, and in that series, it has "not" happened. So, we will never know the answer to that question. If Suns would have won, all the critics would start praising Suns, how they were the better team, blah blah. That is the way this world works. |
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2007-05-19, 20:29 | Link #257 | |
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Stern shafted the Suns, even the Spurs know this and we now get the most boring matchups anyone could have imagined...It doesn't take a genius with great basketball IQ (which I have) to know what's entertaining to watch and what's painstakingly boring to watch (Ever seen the Showtime Lakers who were fun to watch and knew "$hit" about basketball--alla the Suns)...Watch as the people that don't know $hit about basketball show you with their remotes they don't wanna know $hit about the Utah-Spurs series and eventually the Spurs-Pistons series...They will both be all-time lows, garunteed...Cleveland's style of play sux aswell, but Lebron is all Stern and his retarded anal-retentive a$$ have left after he blew it with the Suns suspension...You'd think in the last 20 years we can go one b-ball post season without dumb controversy which is why the NBA has the least integrity in it's playoff system than all the other leagues combined... Go Spurs!!!!!! ZzZZZZzzzZZzz (Wake me when it's over)
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2007-05-19, 21:16 | Link #258 | |
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Wow I'm speechless, how about we say the spurs dirty ass defense keeps the Suns offense in a range where they manage to keep up with. When our offense kicks we win big(like game 2 where we blew you guys out). Like everyone said if we had our starters game 5 would be ours, possibly 6, and surley 7. Oh and to let you know, I a Suns fan knows more than a thing or two about basketball. |
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2007-05-20, 10:54 | Link #259 |
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spurs dont have much offense as suns do
only thing that gave them edge is their superior defense and their biased refs thats all and spurs score much is b/c suns dont have a good defense, only good defenders they have r probably Raja and Nash and they r point guards |
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Spurs are great offensively too, it's just that they are primarily known for their defense. Quote:
As easy as it is to blame the game 5 loss on the loss of two key players, I think the Suns moreso lost that game due to Coach Mike D's inability to trust anyone else on the Suns bench and play them. Suns had plenty of opportunities to win that game but everyone just ran out of gas. Last edited by Tommy; 2007-05-20 at 13:16. |
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