Nemesis121
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One required one of the stupidest plays of all time to get the win. The other has a team outplayed on home turf in elimination games. No contest.
Still mad?
One required one of the stupidest plays of all time to get the win. The other has a team outplayed on home turf in elimination games. No contest.
Doesn't change the fact that I am right. Especially given how the Giants played the Pats a month before. GS didn't lose on a fluke play. They got beat straight 3 times.
How was is stupid? The Giants own the Pats and that is a fact.
73-9 by far.
Warriors were up 3-1 and then lost the game 7 at home.
Stupid is the only adjective to discuss the Tyree catch and the Samuel dropped INT. People forget that Tom marched down the field before that possession to take the lead and would have won the game if not for that bad drop and fluke catch.
Oh man.
One required one of the stupidest plays of all time to get the win. The other has a team outplayed on home turf in elimination games. No contest.
I wasn't gonna mention it but, you're right.The pats have two fluke Super bowls. The Seattle SB and the tuck rule playoff run. Not to even get into recording sideline signals.
So please, stop.
Yankees losing 4-3 to the Red Sox after being up 3-0.
That one hurt a lot. Really hurt.![]()
Yankees losing 4-3 to the Red Sox after being up 3-0.
That one hurt a lot. Really hurt.![]()
Yankees losing 4-3 to the Red Sox after being up 3-0.
Yankees losing 4-3 to the Red Sox after being up 3-0.
Silly KingBroly, the playoffs were cancelled in 2004, don't you remember?
The Giants had no business even being in the Super Bowl and barely squeaked into the playoffs.
Pretty much everyone viewed them as a one and done team when they made it into the playoffs.They clinched in Week 16 that year to get their 10th win. How does that qualify as "barely squeaked"? You make it sound like they went 8-8 and won on a 5 way tiebreaker.
And I'm pretty sure beating the #1, #2, and #4 seeds, all division champions on the road, meant you deserve to be in the Super Bowl.
73-9, anyone can lose in a one game situation. 7 games, up 3 - 1 and losing two games at home? Warriors choked. Pats weren't a steam roller past game 12 of that season. Them losing to a giants team that was basically perfectly constructed to beat them was a huge upset, buts got nothing on losing three straight games.
The 63 win Red Wings team getting swept by the Devils in the Stanley Cup Finals is actually the biggest choke job of them all in my opinion. Would have been like the Cavs sweeping the Warriors in this series.