Amars
Championship or nothing.
pretty good.
pretty good.
I dont want to get in a pissing match with anyone, but I really hate this arguement...I would never say that to a Bills fan, it to me is just a weak thing to say...Sports are all about what have you done for me lately, not what we did such and such years ago...
I dont remember ever calling you a crybaby:boohoo: , I just pointed out that pretty much everybody is picking the Spurs, which was completely contrary to what you posted.
That is fine, it doesnt matter to me, and I think this is gonna be the best series of all the playoffs. I dont dislike the Spurs as seems to be the common theme, in fact, if they beat the Suns, I hope they win it all. (Except something inside is compeled to root for the Chicago Blue Devils...errrrr Bulls).
Good luck San Antonio, and I already know the better team is going to win (The most obvious sports quote ever)
Oh, calm down. I responded to what was written:
"I like the fact that no one is giving the Spurs a chance."
Which is patently false and borderline whiny. Whoever you are talking to or watching on tv (probably cold pizza ) that says that the Spurs don't have a chance lacks any credibility whatsoever. However, the same could be said for anyone that says the Suns don't have a chance.
And this is a flat out pathetically weak and defensive statement that doesn't warrant comment (though I guess I just did):
"Jesus Christ you never won a championship fans can be just as bad as Bills fans.
Win a title and then come talk with Dre, Flames and I"
Anyways, to the rest of you Spurs fans, good luck! Should be a fun series to watch. As I said in my first post, it can go either way (Holy schnikies! You mean someone--a fan of the opposing team no less-- gave the Spurs a chance!? ).
That makes more sense and isn't too surprising considering you are a Spurs fan. The fall back statement of "we won championships" doesn't argue anything and is just a weak way of arguing against something. From what I could tell, he wasn't arguing over who he would want more, he was pointing out some statistics that could have bearing on this game, not a championship series 2 years ago. Also, anything that you don't agree with is not spin. Calling something spin is also just another way of avoiding having to actually argue a point.Ok,so I'll take anything Timmy does in the present over Amare.Hows that? Nice spin tho.It would be something if the past didnt mean anything.:wink:
The logic of pointing out previous championships in relation to today is flawed too. What did the Celtics 16 championships do for them lately? What did the Heat's championship last year do for them this year? The Spurs have more championships. Neato, here's a cookie. Doesn't have anything to do with the series this year.Well by your logic what has Phoenix done lately? Spurs won the series this year with a whopping 2-1. Last team to win a title between the two? Spurs.
You havent DONE anything lately. Right?
That makes more sense and isn't too surprising considering you are a Spurs fan. The fall back statement of "we won championships" doesn't argue anything and is just a weak way of arguing against something. From what I could tell, he wasn't arguing over who he would want more, he was pointing out some statistics that could have bearing on this game, not a championship series 2 years ago. Also, anything that you don't agree with is not spin. Calling something spin is also just another way of avoiding having to actually argue a point.
Anyways, do previous awards and championships win current championships? If that's the case, how did the pats get knocked out of the playoffs? I mean, they won a few recently and Brady has been MVP, so the rest of the league should have just crowned them champs again, right? Maybe they should have been given a few points in the AFC Championship just for being former champs and having a former MVP. If they got one point for each, they could have won that game . Then, such things would have actually mattered in the present.
It's the Dude, the Big Lebowski is the rich one :wink: . And I've already quoted what you said twice. You said that nobody is giving the Spurs a chance. How am I reading that wrong? I'm watching Jackson pick the Spurs right now. The Sportsnation poll on espn.com has these results as of right now:No not you, The Big Lebowski suddenly shows up and claims I don't think the Spurs get enough credit in the media. Christ could that guy have been more wrong.
Like I've said in the past numerous times, if we don't make it, I hope Phoenix does. I like Nash, Barbosa and Marion. I'd even like Golden State to make the Finals if we don't.
Good luck guys
These are all very good points and why I am worried about the Spurs. All I was saying is that these kinds of things have bearing on this series, not the "we won championships" argument, which means absolutely nothing right now.Enough of the "weak" smack talk.I think Ive made some valid points and I wont put too much,or waste too much time with this.I expect rebuttals from Suns fans and thats ok BUT:The reason we beat the Suns:
We take teams that want to run, and we slow them down. That's a FACT. Denver averaged 19 FB ppg during the regular season. They got 19 total in the first three games. There are three ways I think this happens.
1) We run a motion offense, and use a lot of our own shotclock.
2) When the shot does go up, THREE PLAYERS run back right away. Pop doesn't care about offensive rebounds. He'd rather run our efficient offense, and make the other team face our half court defense. Spurs shoot .474 and our opponents shoot .443.
3) In 2005, to prepare for the Suns, our scout team was allowed to take the ball directly out of the basket and start running to simulate the go go Suns. Preparation.
Even if you don't like SA ( fans of other teams),you have to agree that the quality of basketball the Spurs play is pretty doggone good.
And as Ive said,good luck Suns fans.....AND Go Spurs Go!!