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Sure. It's a business. Popovich has the right to set the lineup as he sees fit.
And so does TNT. They can simply say, "**** you, Spurs. We're not televising your regular season shit anymore." Because that's a business, too, and they have to make money just as much as the Spurs have to win in the playoffs. |
Mill took 3 straight terrible 3s.
But without stars, you likely won't close out a lot of close games. |
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The funny thing is this was probably better for "business" than anything else they could've done. There's an NFL game going on tonight between two good teams and now everyone's talking about the NBA.
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Unless somewhere on the tickets or game program "All star players are guaranteed to play", there's no case.
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5 of the top 10 trending topics on Twitter are about the NBA, including David Stern. Zero about the NFL.
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"The ad promo 2 months ago said that ____ was going to play! How dare they trade him!" Like I said, just because the promos have the stars on their doesn't mean it's a guarantee they'll play. |
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As a fan, that means watching shitty basketball. I might as well as just stop watching until the playoffs. |
The NBA: where dictator commissioners veto otherwise fair trades and unjustly sanction coaches for resting players.
If Stern does anything to Popovich for doing what countless teams (including and perhaps especially the Spurs) have done over the years, it's a load of horse shit. |
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If you're a restaurant and your chef is overworked, you give him a day or two off before the day when the food critic is scheduled to come, not that day. |
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At least tonight you got to see one team give a full effort instead of neither of them. |
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This is the only game I'm going to get to see for the next few weeks because of my work schedule. And because of pop, what I got to see was patty mills pull a cassel. |
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I just wasted my time watching Patty Mills pull a Cassel. You're a cruel man, my friend, if you don't see how that's a horrible fate for anybody. |
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And all this time I liked Pop, but it turns out he's just the Romeo Crennel of the NBA |
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So no, Pop isnt like Romeo, not even ****ing close. Im a Lakers fan and **** the Spurs, but dude is a great ****ing coach. |
Dang, was hoping the Nuggets would pull it out. At least it looks like they finally found a closer with Iggy.
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Kyrie Irving, Dion Waiters, and Shabazz Muhammad should be a nice trio next year.
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Ok, so it's just tough luck for me that you're knowingly going to put out an inferior product and still expect me to support you later on? Thank you mr. hunt/coach popovich. You are correct sir, I am a fan, and thus I should go f*** myself. |
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I agree with Pops decision. He knows his team better anyone. However, i see Sterns and the NBAs side of things as well. Pop should have probably not made it so obvious he was throwing the game. He should have had his players start, then pull them after a period or two. Actually the game turned out to be better and close than many expected.
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The hammer: NBA announces $250,000 fine for Spurs, for...well, you know |
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This has to be the most questionable decision a major league commissioner has ever made.
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The networks pay good money for those superstars to play. Four games in five nights? Sit one each game. Posted via Mobile Device |
A better comparison would be sitting Kobe, pau, Dwight, AND Nash while all were healthy on Christmas day.
I don't think there would be any issue if any one of those guys had sat last night, it's all four that caused the problem Posted via Mobile Device |
Can't pop play whoever the **** he wants to play? It's his team. The team he had on the court was up on the heat in the final minutes. Should every team that loses to the heat be fined 250 grand?
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I bet that must have pissed off the 3 people that decided to watch an NBA regular season game over the college and pro football games that were on last night. Don't really see how the commisioner can fine a team for who they play when the NFL doesn't fine the Chiefs for starting Matt Cassel every week for 4 years.
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Damn, Jodie Meeks went 5-5 from 3 in the first half. he's on fire
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I love me football, but basketball has slowly been better to watch and cheer for lately. |
The ruling is bullshit plain and simple. When the NBA decides who people can play the are overstepping bounds. **** Stern! I can't wait until he's gone.
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again, stting them out is fine, but they SHOULD be with the team not apart. Thats the only thing i think is wrong. They should be there with their team.
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The fun thing will be to see the different ways Pop will **** with the NBA for the rest of the year.
I can't believe they did this. I have a feeling the NBA knew it was coming, asked him not to do it, and he told them to get ****ed. They never did anything in the past. Just don't see how they can tell a team what lineup they can throw out there. Can they start fining Scott Brooks for playing Perkins too many minutes? |
Damn, Antone Jamison has 31 off the bench
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Anyways, its over and Stern did what he did. lol So happy his time is coming up very soon. Next we need Selig and Goodell (Godell is a ****ing idiot) |
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Heat beat the Nets tonight in the battle for the Top 2 teams in the East
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Wow. This Cavs game has been pretty entertaining. This team is going to be excellent next year if Kyrie can stay healthy.
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There is good talent ALL OVER the NBA. Even shitty teams have up and coming players that have a chance to be great players.
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The Thunder are playing the best team basketball I've seen them play the last 3 weeks. I'm not saying Kevin Martin is better than James Harden, but he's the off the ball scorer we've lacked. Sefalosha is filling it up from 3. Just like when Jeff Green left and Harden stepped up, the same has been true of Ibaka this year. Russ has really done a great job of finding him in the pick and roll. Westbrook is averaging 3 more assists a game. Perk has even put 2 games in a row together. I've been a Scott Brooks critic, but he's doing a pretty solid job this year. 14-4 after the trade looks pretty ****ing good.
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I can't believe I am saying this but Jeff Green has really been a savior for the Celtics of late
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That is a ****ing crock of shit. Bucks getting some home cooking reffing
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