TexasTiger08

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Spamming the board with twitter links, starting threads for every “dirty” play they think happened, and just general Wemby obsession after he just kicked their asses is what makes me laugh.

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And where they act like Haliburton’s injury was no big deal :lol:

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Haliburton was out of the majority of ONE game, not the entire series. There is a difference.

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Of course there is a difference. But at that point it was a best of 1 series. Winner take all. As you said…there’s a difference…a difference between missing game 4 or 3 and missing game 7.

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If Wemby is a wimp what is that crack baby stick man from OKC?

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He’s the wimp who is also too physical for today’s NBA…totally makes sense :lol:

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OKC broke San Antonio. You know this but will not admit it

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San Antonio broke San Antonio. The celebration may have cost SA in games 1 or 2.

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OKC has their title and will win more

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These statements never come back to haunt…

None of what you said is wrong. The fact that OKC fans are hate-watching shows there is a level of fear to what he can achieve. I’m sure there’s a precedent for a young player pissing himself on the biggest stage and ending up a champion.

Oddly enough, losing to Minnesota or OKC or something would have resulted in people still thinking he was ascending toward an elite career. They were arriving early until a few hours ago. In an odd twist, he’s a victim of his own recent success. It’s obvious he needs to mature.

And we shouldn’t be letting Fox off the hook.

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We were a soft tissue injury away (Ajay Mitchell/Jdub, take your pick) from winning the WCF and beating the Knicks in 5. We can live with it.

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:lol:

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It gives 28-3 (please help me forget) a run for its money, but idk if it is as bad.

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I don’t think it’s that close. Falcons had a 28-3 lead to win the title. Spurs had the lead to tie the series headed home. I think this will be an important note for the series and the season, but I think this will be forgotten in a few years, and remembered way down the line when a team breaks the record.

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Why does it matter?

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It’s embarrassing. No impact on the outcome obviously.

Short term, Knicks are better. Maybe the Spurs can rally at home and force it back to NY.

Long term…it’s a bit concerning. This has the potential (now) to define them. The youth is part of it…but Fox legit barfed on that. Absolute choke. And Mitch Johnson? Also young and still growing, but at what point do you hold a coach accountable for his team jacking up ill-advised 3s in the third and how they failed again late…?

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I'm legitimately angry at Fox.

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Done with him. Thanks for the efforts, but he’s a curse.

28-3 will be worse, as this was one game in a series. If the Spurs didn’t piss away G1 or hit a shot in G2, the series is different. This is just part of the story at this point.