They’re finally here. The 2010 NBA Playoffs. The second season. The reason we play 82.
On the eve of Day 1 of the playoffs, Ant and Rob break down each series the old-fashioned way, position-by-position, as well as telling you what really matters. You know, like what beer to drink, who you should be rooting for, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘San Antonio Spurs’
The only Playoff Preview you’ll need – Part I
Sunday Six Pack – Wade vs Lebron, Unsung Player Day and the Death of the NBL
ONE: I just want to put this out there. After another ridiculous display from Wade today, 50 points in a triple-OT thriller against Utah, it is looking very likely Miami will hold on to finish 4th or 5th. I don’t care who the Heat face in the first round, whether it’s Atlanta or Detroit, they [...]
2008-2009 Season Preview: The Contenders
Your 2009 NBA Champion is going to be one of these teams
Los Angeles Lakers
Shortly after the Gasol trade last season, me and one of my many Suns-supporting friends (who for unnamed reasons shall be known as the Cougar Hunter) were musing about the Lakers fortunes. “It’s so unfair”, was the overriding theme of that conversation, [...]
Day 30 – 31
Day 30’s Playoff Votes
The Spurs shot 39.5% in this game and they still won. Duncan, Ginobili and Parker combined to shoot 34% but they still won. They turned the ball over 14 times (to the Hornets 8 ) and they still won. David West had 20-9 and Chris Paul went for 18pts-14ass-8rebs-5stls, and the Spurs [...]
Sorry Celts!
I take it all back. To Celtics fans, I apologise. I was so sure today’s game would result in a San Antonio victory I’d already chalked it up in the “L” column. A team anchored around their missing power forward, KG, facing the best power forward in the game in Tim Duncan. Ray Allen and [...]
Dynasties IV: Bird, Spurs and the Bad Boys
“Of all the people I play against, the only one I truly fear is Larry Bird”
- Magic Johnson
The Dyanasty Feature looks at the best teams over the past 30 years.
Check out Parts I, II and III.
#4 The Bird Celtics
Years: 1979-1990
Titles: 3 (’81, ’84, ’86)
The Boston Celtics were the powerhouse Eastern Conference team of the [...]
Dynasties: Part I
See Parts II, III and IV of the Dyansty Feature
As soon as the San Antonio Spurs convincingly swept the Cavs in the 2007 NBA Finals, the following two questions were inevitable: Does this San Antonio team, having won four titles in nine years, qualify as an NBA dynasty? If so, where do they fit amongst [...]
Sweep ends worst Finals ever?
The fact that it was a sweep doesn’t make it the worst Finals ever. The fact that it featured two teams with no flair and a “boring” style of play doesn’t make it the worst Finals ever. The fact that the TV ratings sucked doesn’t make it the worst Finals ever. And the fact that [...]
Game 3 Pain
Painful. For Cavs fans and NBA fans alike, this series is becoming extremely painful. As I said in an email to my friend earlier today, this could become the worst NBA Finals series in history. I qualified that statement by saying that if we got at least one close game the series might be saved. [...]
Cavs go down 0-2
Don’t let the final score fool you… as far as NBA Finals blowouts go this one is right up there, along with the Bulls demolition of the Jazz in game 3 of the 98 Finals. As coach Van Gundy said several times in the broadcast, it was a “clinic”. Parker was again brutally efficient on the [...]








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