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re: What's your favorite sports phenomena that you actively followed?
Posted on 2/1/18 at 11:56 am to Mr. Hangover
Posted on 2/1/18 at 11:56 am to Mr. Hangover
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Even if the saints were to win another Super Bowl, it won’t come close to the first one..
Can’t even really explain it tbh, it’s one of those things where you’d had to have been in NOLA to understand.. when we started 13-0, then entered the playoffs, the city was ELECTRIC.. not sure we will ever experience that (feeling) again
I can relate--there are few things sweeter than being a part of a franchise's first title run (or first one in over a generation).
San Antonio in 1999 would have been my answer if there was a "1b" part to this question. It was magical. And it's a feeling that, you're right, is never truly captured again (at least not en masse ).
Winning the title in 2003 was special/unexpected, but also more about sending off David Robinson than anything.
2005 was more of a relief. That team should have won in 2004, and got pushed to the damn brink by Detroit.
2007 was gravy. Mainly got lucky that GSW took out Dallas.
2014 was probably the closest to 1999 in terms of meaningfulness. Primarily because of getting our hearts ripped out in the Finals the year before, but also because no one knew how much longer Duncan would play. That we got redemption vs. Miami and ran them off the floor in the process was cathartic.
2014 was probably slightly more special for me personally, but probably 9 out of 10 Spurs fans would cite 1999 as their most cherished. Can't replicate that type of euphoria.
This post was edited on 2/1/18 at 11:57 am
Posted on 2/1/18 at 11:57 am to TbirdSpur2010
Especially the Memorial Day Miracle, in my opinion the most underrated shot in NBA history.
Posted on 2/1/18 at 12:32 pm to TbirdSpur2010
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San Antonio in 1999 would have been my answer if there was a "1b" part to this question. It was magical. And it's a feeling that, you're right, is never truly captured again (at least not en masse ).
Yep
The only way to really explain ‘the feeling’ - remember in HS when you were on the football team and it was Friday and there was a pep rally at the end of the school day, then the big game that night.... there would be a buzz around the whole school all day Friday, sometimes even on Wednesday or Thursday.... you KNEW a big game was coming, you could feel it in the air
The whole city felt like that when the saints made their run.. and it went on for about 3 whole months.. it was nuts
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