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Originally Posted by FBJ
Looks like the spurs sat nobody tonight
Well, TP left the game with a hamstring injury (I managed to find the game online). So not exactly, but no, pop played everyone minus Splitter and Mills obviously.
Where the hell is rigas? Haven't that spurs loving guy around here in days. Great win today!
1) The Knicks losing on a Walker buzzer-beater to the Hornets
2) The Hornets, who were actually up by 20 points in that game (16 at the end of the 3rd) and needed a shot at the buzzer just to win.
1) The Knicks losing on a Walker buzzer-beater to the Hornets
2) The Hornets, who were actually up by 20 points in that game (16 at the end of the 3rd) and needed a shot at the buzzer just to win.
East basketball for you, gotta LOVE it!
Why in the world did Phil Jackson want to deal with this mess?
Why in the world did Phil Jackson want to deal with this mess?
He'll be long gone before they become relevant in regards to "a championship-caliber" ball club again.
He can say all the nice things delusional Brick fans want to hear "This year is a lost cause anyways" "we are playing for the future, and we'll take whatever this year brings" "we need one more star player to complete the triangle" blah, blah blah. Until Dolan just goes away forever, that franchise is a lost cause.
Spurs, Warriors, Grizzlies look to be this year's "true" championship contenders so far. And the Spurs have beaten the other two once already.
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