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NBA Finals: Spurs vs. Heat

Who gunna win this ****?

  • Spurs

    Votes: 28 73.7%

  • Heat

    Votes: 10 26.3%
  • Total voters
    38
LazyD said:
FT's don't mean nothing. I've got an ax to grind. I'm super duper cereal!
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I couldn't help but think during those missed FT's, 'Is this a Calipari coached team??'

Those 4 momentum killing FT misses, reminded me of D Rose and Douglas-Roberts laying bricks from the line in the last 2 minutes of the National Championship game vs Kansas.
 
PointGod_AlecBurks said:
I couldn't help but think during those missed FT's, 'Is this a Calipari coached team??'

Those 4 momentum killing FT misses, reminded me of D Rose and Douglas-Roberts laying bricks from the line in the last 2 minutes of the National Championship game vs Kansas.
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Somewhere CJ is adding this log to the fire
 
pop says 'you move it or you die'.


regarding the ball movement. love it.

i guess heat won because of rebounding. usually they always lose the rebounding battle. they had 1 more rebound than spurs.
 
My favorite part is when Ginobili acted like got hit in the eye, realized he didn't, then threw the ball away.
 
PointGod_AlecBurks said:
that ball didnt go off of parkers leg?

did the ball deflect off Lebron's shoe?

it didnt look like Lebron touched the ball as he swiped at it going out
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He literally pulled the ball down and off Parkers leg. Like, that is what happened and that is why the ball moved the way it did. No magical thing about it.
 
spycam1 said:
Lol @ Spurs for missing a bunch of FT's in the 4th again.
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WTF bro, I've been waiting for you to show up this whole time and get mad that we are posting in last years thread that I bumped instead of your thread you made this year.

Get mad bro. pls
 
UGLI baby said:
WTF bro, I've been waiting for you to show up this whole time and get mad that we are posting in last years thread that I bumped instead of your thread you made this year.

Get mad bro. pls
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That's the decoy thread for fabtrey bro.
 
PointGod_AlecBurks said:
What did you think about that out of bounds call that appeared to be off of Parker?

I was ****ing pissed, I thought it would cost me the bet
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I thought that play was a straight fifty/fifty call
 
PointGod_AlecBurks said:
that ball didnt go off of parkers leg?

did the ball deflect off Lebron's shoe?

it didnt look like Lebron touched the ball as he swiped at it going out
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to me it looked like lebron hit the ball, which hit and rolled off parker, and then may have grazed lebrons hand again before going out of bounds.

I think spurs missed anyway and miami rebounded so it didnt even matter anyway
 
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I think the spurs blew a golden opportunity here. Not only did they give away home court advantage but they fumbled a psychological blow to the heat. Bosh was rolling, Rashard Lewis looked 10 years younger, wade was ok, Lebron was in beast mode, and the spurs were meh. The Spurs could have showed that the Heat at their best and the Spurs as their meh still could win.

Instead, they jackpotted around missed free throws and gave up rebounds and gave the Heat new life. That missed chippy at the end of the half by Duncan said everything to me. The spurs weren't as focused as they should have been.

You go up 2-0 after that monster game from the heat? I think you some doubt might have arisen from the Heat as to whether they could take the Spurs this time.

Another choke job from the spurs? Perhaps now they're the ones doubting themselves.

Game 3 is another huge game. I'd like to see the Spurs bounce back as they did in game 5 and 6 against the Thunder. Especially game 6 when no one thought they could win. Time for the Spurs to rally the troops and get Kawahi and the boys back on track.
 
Serious question, why can't Timmy post up anymore? Even Rashard held his ground against him. Birdman, who isn't know for his strength, seems to push him away whenever he tries to post up. He can't be that physically inhibited, can he?

If I were Pops I would suggest that Tim lower his center of gravity, get deeper into the paint, and have more patience in backing his defender down would pay dividends. Instead, he seems to give up too quickly on post ups to try to move the ball around quickly around the perimeter.

Sometimes, Tim can be too unselfish.
 
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