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You have to admit, Kobe was awesome. Almost makes you wish he had a court date before the next game. |
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I'm still here and I STILL say the Spurs in 6 or less. Hopefully, I'll get to talk smack LAST! ;) |
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I have just made comments, and rightly so, that they have not been playing up to championship calliber. Game 3 was a valiant effort but was helped by very poor shooting by the Spurs. I didn't watch game 4 so I have no comment. Obviously the Lakers won so they held serve, but holding serve won't be enough, they must take one game at San Antonio, whichever one they take it will mean the series if they do. As far as the Sharks are concerned, I refer you back to our phone conversation where I said, It wouldn't surprise me if the Flames upset the Sharks. Although it is beginning to look as though the Flames are simply the better team from both a defensive and work ethic standpoint. Not looking good for the Sharks. One out of two in Calgary would be nice, but a 2 game sweep is very unlikely, possible and probably necessary for them to get back in this series. |
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The Knicks, Blazers, Mavericks, Timberpups and Queens all have higher salaries higher than the Lakers with the knicks almost spending 50% more. Players just want to play for the Lakers, can you blame them? That Yankees comparison is way out of line. Every one of Kobe's and Shaq's world championships was done under the cap. |
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Team Payrolls Team Payroll 1. Portland Trailblazers $105,203,088 2. New York Knicks $93,452,376 3. Dallas Mavericks $72,155,176 4. Sacramento Kings $70,114,984 5. Philadelphia 76ers $64,822,488 6. Los Angeles Lakers $62,758,616 7. Memphis Grizzlies $61,009,168 |
As a Spurs fan, I'm not totally shocked to see the last two games played out the way they did. Despite the Media's claim as Bowen being a 'Kobe stopper', Kobe is historically the one that burns the Spurs. If he is putting up 30+ points with good FG percentage, the Spurs are usually in trouble.
I can't understand why Popovich isn't using Kevin Willis more in defense of Shaq. Rasho is to slow and cumbersome, Horry isn't strong enough, and Malik is just two small. Duncan will never win the battle of the calls with Shaq so he can't be on him. If Bowen can't keep Kobe from putting up 40 points, he is worthless to the Spurs in this series. Ginobili or Devin Brown will at least force Kobe to respect their scoring ability so he can't help off so much on defense. The Lakers got to the line entirely too much in the last two games, but that's what usually happens inthe NBA. The home team typically plays more aggressive, gets the benefit of the calls and gets to the line. i expect the Spurs to get to the line quite a bit in SA. Speaking of foul shots, does anyone else find it freaking ridiculous that SA has been called for 3 lane violations on free throws by Shaq in this series? This is the same Shaq that violates the lane on nearly half his attempts!! That is just some lame officiating. I don't think the refs are the reason SA lost, I just think that is lame officiating. |
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Anyway, congrats to your boys for tying the series. I still say the Spurs in 6 or less... |
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I am quite certain that you take a lot of chit Big D, I mean you live in Giant land and they hate ALL things LA. Personally, I don't give much of a crap about BB, or Baseball, it is just a diversion. But Football, now that is personal. |
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