Re: NBA Thread
Posted: Wed June 11, 2014 12:13 pm
Lets start a collection and get 4/5 to these games!
I'd be willing to donate $50 to this important cause. Let's show some compassion, RM. Think of the innocent children who will be murdered if the Heat win another championship. Think of the children!bada wrote:Lets start a collection and get 4/5 to these games!
One of the best things for sure.turned2black wrote:Pop's interactions with the media are the single best thing in sports.
Well, I'm in Utah for the next week lol. Free? I'd have to go, no doubt. I might not pay, though.Lament wrote:Have you reached the point where if someone called you up and offered you a free ticket to game six you'd turn it down?4/5 wrote:Well that was predictably awful. The Marlins and Heat are now a combined 0-5 in championship games I've been to. (ECF, finals, World Series, and NLCS)
Every timeout in the first half led to me slinking into my seat, putting my hands into my face, "they can't miss a shot." Even Manu's stupid three at the end of the quarter. I've never seen anything like that in my life. I actually don't have a voice today from all my screaming in the third/early fourth quarters. I have to say that place was electric at that point in the game, but man the Spurs were just on. And their "on" is better than anybody else's "on."Monkey_Driven wrote:That first half was a sight to see. I kept thinking about 4/5 sitting there taking the abuse. Good to see you made it through the game man.
There were several moments in that first half that led me to rewind and show my wife the passing clinic. Kudos to the Heat for making a charge in the second half.
i used to agree with this until Doris Burke said he made her cry. Now I think he's a bully. A great coach, but a bully.Monkey_Driven wrote:One of the best things for sure.turned2black wrote:Pop's interactions with the media are the single best thing in sports.
They actually played a ton of bad defense in that game. Miami shot better than 50% from 3 and a bunch of the 3s they missed were wide-open.4/5 wrote:And t2b, c'mon man that wasn't just their A game, that was one of the very best performances of this whole era.
This is supposedly what made her cry.4/5 wrote:i used to agree with this until Doris Burke said he made her cry. Now I think he's a bully. A great coach, but a bully.Monkey_Driven wrote:One of the best things for sure.turned2black wrote:Pop's interactions with the media are the single best thing in sports.
About them being "bad" defensively, remember they're playing against a really, really good offensive team. And they were playing with a 15-25 point lead most of the game. They didn't need to be playing their best defense ever for that to be their "A" game. If you tell me the spurs will shoot 91% in a quarter and 75% in a half, they're winning that game. And if I'm rooting for the spurs I'd prefer that to them playing better defenseturned2black wrote:They actually played a ton of bad defense in that game. Miami shot better than 50% from 3 and a bunch of the 3s they missed were wide-open.4/5 wrote:And t2b, c'mon man that wasn't just their A game, that was one of the very best performances of this whole era.
But I will admit that I actually prefer the old, boring "defensive" Spurs to this pass-happy, ball-movement team.
Well, like I said, I prefer the old school lock-down defensive Spurs. Back then, if they were leading by 10 in the fourth, it was over. Nowadays, I'm still on the edge of my seat when they're up by 14 with 4 minutes left. We need Bowen to come back and rough up LeBron.4/5 wrote:About them being "bad" defensively, remember they're playing against a really, really good offensive team. And they were playing with a 15-25 point lead most of the game. They didn't need to be playing their best defense ever for that to be their "A" game. If you tell me the spurs will shoot 91% in a quarter and 75% in a half, they're winning that game. And if I'm rooting for the spurs I'd prefer that to them playing better defenseturned2black wrote:They actually played a ton of bad defense in that game. Miami shot better than 50% from 3 and a bunch of the 3s they missed were wide-open.4/5 wrote:And t2b, c'mon man that wasn't just their A game, that was one of the very best performances of this whole era.
But I will admit that I actually prefer the old, boring "defensive" Spurs to this pass-happy, ball-movement team.
With a more typical, or sustainable, offensive output.
Helps when you're not in foul trouble.4/5 wrote:Isn't that Kawhi's job?
Speaking of, he didn't do anything in the first two games on either side of the ball, and then...that.
Sigh.