
Anthony15 wrote:Yup, sadly, this loser will probably never get out of 1st round haha.


K0beStar wrote:Did yall see Tmac almost cry at the post game conference just a min ago?
shadowgrin wrote:K0beStar wrote:Did yall see Tmac almost cry at the post game conference just a min ago?
During the series T-Mac let out a statement that if the Rockets don't advance to the 1st round he's going to put all the blame on himself.
Guess he can't back himself up.

Dro wrote:Fucking whiny ass Spurs can get the Refs on their side even when they're on the road. Un-fucking-believable.
I love how Tony Parker was the one on the ground crying for a couple minutes while Nash is bloody as sin and just walks away from the play. There's the French for ya...
Axel wrote:You mean the Spurs can flop at any pace.
The Spurs are the absolute most frustrating team to watch. It's so blatant. Parker, Bowen, and Ginobili are flailing on literally every other play. Duncan is constantly complaining if a foul is called on him even though the refs are almost always officiating in favor of the Spurs. The amount of contact "great" defenders like Bowen and Duncan get away with is unbelievable when you compare it to the amount of contact it takes to put a player like Wade or Kobe on the foul line.
Yeah I guess as a Suns fan it sounds like I'm just whining about game one, but really, this is why I've always hated the Spurs. If Vlade Divac would come out of retirement he would fit in great on the Spurs.
For the Suns, what a disappointing loss. I don't think things could have possibly gone against them more than they did. Contact was allowed throughout the entire game (which obviously benefits San Antonio), except on the last play where Barbosa got hosed and called for the touch foul on the Parker flop. Then Nash develops hemophilia in the last 3 minutes and bleeds like a stuck pig. I gotta give him a lot of credit though, he was so determined to get back out on the floor. The gash was so big it was obvious what he really needed was stitches, but he was determined to get the win. I think that competitive spirit though will help the Suns get a game back in San Antonio. Plus Amare can't possibly miss any more close shots than he did.

Boozer shouldn't have a problem scoring on toothpick Andris Biedrins and not much bigger Al Harrington.

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