AirBrian said:Holy Jeebus, only 4 turnovers by Detroit!![]()
GaimeGuy said:I'll be damned if that wasn't perhaps the best performance I've ever seen in a finals game
GaimeGuy said:I'll be damned if that wasn't perhaps the best performance I've ever seen in a finals game
ParkPace said:Duncan didn't even sound concerned at the press conference. God, will somebody break into his house and kill his goldfish or something? He reminds me of Cleveland in the last episode of Family Guy. Guy needs to get a face of rage out there on the court, somehow. (Goldfish be damned)
ParkPace said:Duncan didn't even sound concerned at the press conference. God, will somebody break into his house and kill his goldfish or something? He reminds me of Cleveland in the last episode of Family Guy. Guy needs to get a face of rage out there on the court, somehow. (Goldfish be damned)
Musashi Wins! said:He looked defeated on the bench. I was getting a little uncomfortable watching Popovitch rub his thigh.
Cubsfan said:1998, game 3. Borrow Loki's tape.
DMczaf said:Tim Legler just said about Duncan sitting on the bench during the blowout, "This guy is supposed to be the greatest power forward of all time? I cant see a Karl Malone or a Charles Barkley accepting this!!"
Uh...
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"STFU"
He looked defeated on the bench. I was getting a little uncomfortable watching Popovitch rub his thigh.
Socreges said:Turnovers
Spurs 16
Pistons 2
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SKluck said:And don't diss Darko, his time will come. Just gotta get rid of LB next year and let Flip work his magic.
Rumors point towards flip going to cleveland, not Detroit.SKluck said:I'm sick of his shit. He can't do it 3 times, so there is nothing to lose. There are major problems with the Pistons offense that have to be addressed. Bench needs a renovation as well.
He missed 1/5th of the season this year... Come on. He's an insane teacher and adjuster, but I think he's served his time. With that said, I don't think Joe will dump LB, so Flip will sit out next year, and come to the Pistons in 06.
Flip will be in Detroit, oh yes.
GaimeGuy said:Rumors point towards flip going to cleveland, not Detroit.
Although, detroit sounds like a pretty damn good fit for him, now that you mention it.
*smacks McHale & Taylor for firing Flip*
idiots.
GaimeGuy said:I like how everyone is talking about how badly the spurs played instead of how great the pistons played. Give credit where credit is due, people. :lol
No, no. I'm very happy knowing the Lakers are far from the Finals/playoffs.bionic77 said:And this is more Lakers talk, but cmon guys admit it. For all the non-Spurs and non-Piston fans, you guys miss them! We would all be a lot more entertained if the old Lakers team was still around.![]()
AirBrian said:No, no. I'm very happy knowing the Lakers are far from the Finals/playoffs.![]()
AirBrian said:No, no. I'm very happy knowing the Lakers are far from the Finals/playoffs.![]()
Incognito said:I have foreseen this Detroit explosion. No one should be surprised.
That would be the timberwolves he'd be rooting for,then.bionic77 said:You guys are just saying that because of peer pressure. Deep down you know you miss seeing Mark Madsen get down at the end of the season.
GaimeGuy said:That would be the timberwolves he'd be rooting for,then.
Bowser said:*sigh* Bionic, you don't even know who's on your team anymore.
bionic77 said:You guys are just saying that because of peer pressure. Deep down you know you miss seeing Mark Madsen get down at the end of the season.
GaimeGuy said:That would be the timberwolves he'd be rooting for,then.
:lol :lol :lolBowser said:*sigh* Bionic, you don't even know who's on your team anymore.
With a July 1 NBA lockout date looming, the president of the NBA Players' Association said Friday he's hopeful that owners and players will have a framework for a new six-year collective bargaining agreement in place by the weekend.
With talks resuming at an undisclosed location in New York, Michael Curry told ESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher that he is optimistic that the sides might reach a tentative proposal that each side could present to its constituents next week for approval.
Curry did not provide details on what the framework would include, but he described the tenor of the talks as "good."
"Having been through this before, I was optimistic that we could get a deal done in time," said Curry, who was part of the negotiations that resulted in the last collective bargaining deal in 1999, which followed a lockout.
The collective bargaining agreement is set to expire June 30, after which, a lockout would begin.
Curry told Bucher that he knew "it would simply take getting to the 11th hour. We're now at the 11th hour."