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MonarC · 11-05-2008, 11:57 AM

Watching the Spurs lose 3 games in a row is really hard to watch. I can see Manu Ginobili on the side lines looking very anxious. I wish Manu was back NOW! Duncan & Parker are doing great but, we need some more of our other great players to step up.

TVFactFan · 11-05-2008, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MonarC

Watching the Spurs lose 3 games in a row is really hard to watch. I can see Manu Ginobili on the side lines looking very anxious. I wish Manu was back NOW! Duncan & Parker are doing great but, we need some more of our other great players to step up.

I haven;t been following the NBA standings since the season is only a week old but I was watching ESPN and they brought up that the spurs are 0-3 and I was like-"REALLY?? But then I remembered that Manu is hurt and that's why they are losing. But being 0-3 in a 82 game season is not a big deal.

MonarC · 11-05-2008, 12:43 PM

Yeah your right, there is still a long way to go. It is just hard to watch. I can only imagine how it feels for Manu to sit there knowing that if he was playing they would be winning.

Wreckless · 11-05-2008, 02:12 PM

If they can stay a couple games above .500 until Manu comes back, they will definitely remain as a potential threat in the West. Just be patient lol.

MonarC · 11-05-2008, 08:34 PM

Spurs Vs Timberwolves tonight. Will the heartache continue?

TVFactFan · 11-05-2008, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MonarC

Spurs Vs Timberwolves tonight. Will the heartache continue?

Well they are winning 8-5-lol

Wreckless · 11-05-2008, 09:37 PM

It's funny because Minnesota is a young, inexperienced, shooting team, while San Antonio is a much older, playoff experienced, wear and tear basketball team.

Big C · 11-05-2008, 11:28 PM

Honestly, I'm not a Spurs fan, and pardon me if I'm reveling in their misery.

I'm not a fan of their style of play and I find Duncan to be really boring, plus it makes for boring basketball. I want to see games wear teams score at least 90!

Wreckless · 11-05-2008, 11:42 PM

Speaking of the NBA, the f*ck is up with the Sixers? They let the Hawks win, after being up 20+ points in that game, and they lost to Miami tonight. No, they got their asses handed to them tonight. I know it's only 5 games in, but not acceptable. Get that sh*t straight Mo.

Big C · 11-06-2008, 12:29 AM

Spurs SHOULD be 0-4, but Tony Parker saved them with 55 points.

55?! That should get him in Eva's good graces.

Wreckless · 11-06-2008, 12:50 AM

Eva? Now doesn't she play for the Tampa Bay Rays.

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TVFactFan · 11-06-2008, 01:17 AM

Spurs with a great win tonight, in double OT. They were determined not to go 0-4-lol

TVFactFan · 11-06-2008, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Wreckless

Speaking of the NBA, the f*ck is up with the Sixers? They let the Hawks win, after being up 20+ points in that game, and they lost to Miami tonight. No, they got their asses handed to them tonight. I know it's only 5 games in, but not acceptable. Get that sh*t straight Mo.

Hawks was down 20? 76ers for some reason has always struggled to beat the hawks in Atlanta, even when A.I was there. I remember Iverson having a 55 point game and still losing to the Hawks

Wreckless · 11-06-2008, 02:13 AM

Yup and damn, I always remember them losing to the Hawks as well lol. Yeah, they haven't been that good, at least good to be noteworthy in the NBA for awhile, but we for some reason, have trouble beating them sometimes lol....

MonarC · 11-06-2008, 08:28 AM

YES!!!! the losing streak is over!

AMAZING game last night!

Spurs' Tony Parker: Zero to 55 in a flash

Tony Parker, in a double-overtime victory for the Spurs, had the best individual scoring performance ever against a Wolves team.
If all the world is indeed a stage -- and Target Center's court fabulously became one Wednesday night -- the arena's public-address announcer would have preceded San Antonio's 129-125 double-overtime victory over the Timberwolves with these hushed words borrowed from the theatre:

Playing the part of Manu Ginobili tonight is Tony Parker.

And then some.

Parker shattered his career high by scoring 55 points -- the most ever against a Timberwolves team -- on a night when the Wolves fell to 1-3 but for the first time this season displayed the team they could become.

Last season, Ginobili single-handedly won a pair of games at Target Center by scoring 31 points in November and 44 in February. The Wolves might have figured they got a break when the Spurs arrived Wednesday with an 0-3 record for the first time since the team's first American Basketball Association season in San Antonio 35 years ago and without Ginobili, out until December while he heals from ankle surgery.

Sorry.

Parker took every defender -- Corey Brewer and Sebastian Telfair, to name two -- the Wolves threw at him and dissected the Wolves both with an unusual number of made jump shots and with his expected dashes to the rim. He forced the second overtime with a jump shot at the buzzer and then put the Spurs ahead to stay by scoring the opening four points of that second overtime.

"It was just one of those games when everything you do -- teardrops, jump shots -- works," Parker said. "I've scored 40 in Europe and 45 or 46 in high school, but never 50."

Parker joined Oscar Robertson, Michael Jordan and LeBron James as the only NBA players to have at least 50 points and 10 assists in a game.

"That's as many jump shots as I've seen Tony Parker make in a game," Wolves coach Randy Wittman said of a night when Parker made 22 of 36 field-goal attempts and teammates Tim Duncan and Roger Mason combined for another 56 points. "That's what you try to do, make him shoot jump shots. I told our guys afterward, we could easily be 3-1. The reality is we're 1-3."

In defeat, in the season's fourth game, the Wolves for the first time displayed the team and the lineup they envisioned when they made that draft-night trade with Memphis five months ago:

For the first time, veteran Mike Miller asserted himself, scoring the team's first seven points and finishing with 25 points that included five three-pointers. For the first time, rookie Kevin Love became a prime-time player, delivering a 14-point, nine-rebound performance in 35 minutes (by 13 minutes a season high) that included a spot with the starters to open the second half. And for the first time this season, Telfair, back from a season-opening, three-game suspension, played and ran the show down the stretch until he fouled with 1:29 left in the first overtime.

They also made just enough mistakes to lose: Al Jefferson's missed free throw late in regulation time allowed Tim Duncan to tie the score with 2.7 seconds left. Randy Foye then threw the inbounds pass directly to Bruce Bowen, denying the Wolves of a potential winning shot. In the overtimes, they allowed one or two offensive rebounds too many.

"You don't want to lose too many to build on," Miller said.

11-05-2008, 11:57 AM	#1
MonarC The truth will set you free Forum Fanatic Join Date: Dec 05, 2002 Location: 3rd Stone From The Sun Posts: 9,525	The Spurs are breaking my heart. Watching the Spurs lose 3 games in a row is really hard to watch. I can see Manu Ginobili on the side lines looking very anxious. I wish Manu was back NOW! Duncan & Parker are doing great but, we need some more of our other great players to step up.

11-05-2008, 12:43 PM	#3
MonarC The truth will set you free Forum Fanatic Join Date: Dec 05, 2002 Location: 3rd Stone From The Sun Posts: 9,525	Yeah your right, there is still a long way to go. It is just hard to watch. I can only imagine how it feels for Manu to sit there knowing that if he was playing they would be winning.
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11-06-2008, 08:28 AM	#15
MonarC The truth will set you free Forum Fanatic Join Date: Dec 05, 2002 Location: 3rd Stone From The Sun Posts: 9,525	Spurs' Tony Parker: Zero to 55 in a flash YES!!!! the losing streak is over! AMAZING game last night! Spurs' Tony Parker: Zero to 55 in a flash Tony Parker, in a double-overtime victory for the Spurs, had the best individual scoring performance ever against a Wolves team. If all the world is indeed a stage -- and Target Center's court fabulously became one Wednesday night -- the arena's public-address announcer would have preceded San Antonio's 129-125 double-overtime victory over the Timberwolves with these hushed words borrowed from the theatre: Playing the part of Manu Ginobili tonight is Tony Parker. And then some. Parker shattered his career high by scoring 55 points -- the most ever against a Timberwolves team -- on a night when the Wolves fell to 1-3 but for the first time this season displayed the team they could become. Last season, Ginobili single-handedly won a pair of games at Target Center by scoring 31 points in November and 44 in February. The Wolves might have figured they got a break when the Spurs arrived Wednesday with an 0-3 record for the first time since the team's first American Basketball Association season in San Antonio 35 years ago and without Ginobili, out until December while he heals from ankle surgery. Sorry. Parker took every defender -- Corey Brewer and Sebastian Telfair, to name two -- the Wolves threw at him and dissected the Wolves both with an unusual number of made jump shots and with his expected dashes to the rim. He forced the second overtime with a jump shot at the buzzer and then put the Spurs ahead to stay by scoring the opening four points of that second overtime. "It was just one of those games when everything you do -- teardrops, jump shots -- works," Parker said. "I've scored 40 in Europe and 45 or 46 in high school, but never 50." Parker joined Oscar Robertson, Michael Jordan and LeBron James as the only NBA players to have at least 50 points and 10 assists in a game. "That's as many jump shots as I've seen Tony Parker make in a game," Wolves coach Randy Wittman said of a night when Parker made 22 of 36 field-goal attempts and teammates Tim Duncan and Roger Mason combined for another 56 points. "That's what you try to do, make him shoot jump shots. I told our guys afterward, we could easily be 3-1. The reality is we're 1-3." In defeat, in the season's fourth game, the Wolves for the first time displayed the team and the lineup they envisioned when they made that draft-night trade with Memphis five months ago: For the first time, veteran Mike Miller asserted himself, scoring the team's first seven points and finishing with 25 points that included five three-pointers. For the first time, rookie Kevin Love became a prime-time player, delivering a 14-point, nine-rebound performance in 35 minutes (by 13 minutes a season high) that included a spot with the starters to open the second half. And for the first time this season, Telfair, back from a season-opening, three-game suspension, played and ran the show down the stretch until he fouled with 1:29 left in the first overtime. They also made just enough mistakes to lose: Al Jefferson's missed free throw late in regulation time allowed Tim Duncan to tie the score with 2.7 seconds left. Randy Foye then threw the inbounds pass directly to Bruce Bowen, denying the Wolves of a potential winning shot. In the overtimes, they allowed one or two offensive rebounds too many. "You don't want to lose too many to build on," Miller said.

11-05-2008, 02:12 PM	#4
Wreckless Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 04, 2007 Location: Banned Posts: 9,406	If they can stay a couple games above .500 until Manu comes back, they will definitely remain as a potential threat in the West. Just be patient lol.

11-05-2008, 08:34 PM	#5
MonarC The truth will set you free Forum Fanatic Join Date: Dec 05, 2002 Location: 3rd Stone From The Sun Posts: 9,525	Spurs Vs Timberwolves tonight. Will the heartache continue?

11-05-2008, 09:37 PM	#7
Wreckless Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 04, 2007 Location: Banned Posts: 9,406	It's funny because Minnesota is a young, inexperienced, shooting team, while San Antonio is a much older, playoff experienced, wear and tear basketball team.

11-05-2008, 11:28 PM	#8
Big C I Heart Angie Watson Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Oct 21, 2006 Posts: 3,531	Honestly, I'm not a Spurs fan, and pardon me if I'm reveling in their misery. I'm not a fan of their style of play and I find Duncan to be really boring, plus it makes for boring basketball. I want to see games wear teams score at least 90!

11-05-2008, 11:42 PM	#9
Wreckless Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 04, 2007 Location: Banned Posts: 9,406	Speaking of the NBA, the fck is up with the Sixers? They let the Hawks win, after being up 20+ points in that game, and they lost to Miami tonight. No, they got their asses handed to them tonight. I know it's only 5 games in, but not acceptable. Get that sht straight Mo.

11-06-2008, 12:29 AM	#10
Big C I Heart Angie Watson Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Oct 21, 2006 Posts: 3,531	Spurs SHOULD be 0-4, but Tony Parker saved them with 55 points. 55?! That should get him in Eva's good graces.

11-06-2008, 12:50 AM	#11
Wreckless Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 04, 2007 Location: Banned Posts: 9,406	Eva? Now doesn't she play for the Tampa Bay Rays. .

11-06-2008, 01:17 AM	#12
TVFactFan Member Forum Junkie Join Date: Aug 17, 2002 Posts: 99,137	Spurs with a great win tonight, in double OT. They were determined not to go 0-4-lol

11-06-2008, 02:13 AM	#14
Wreckless Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 04, 2007 Location: Banned Posts: 9,406	Yup and damn, I always remember them losing to the Hawks as well lol. Yeah, they haven't been that good, at least good to be noteworthy in the NBA for awhile, but we for some reason, have trouble beating them sometimes lol....