View original postI'm a Celtics fan, and I currently live in San Antonio, so I would have enjoyed a Spurs win, but in the end, what I got was two straight games of great basketball which I enjoyed more than any NBA ball I have seen in years.
View original postIf anything, I am most irritated by the end of Game 6, in which the one truly egregious error by the refs (allowing the Heat to squelch the Spurs last two possessions in OT with no-calls) put a slight patina on a true slugfest.
First of all, Manu took like 8 steps. So not calling a foul was because they didn't call the travel. Secondly, I've seen the replay a hundred times. Very little contact. Allen got mostly ball. And I assume the other one is the Bosh block at the end? He got all ball and may have bumped him with his body a little. But Green was going sideways because of his momentum so it's hard to tell. Besides, don't people always say let the players play? There wasn't nearly enough contact on either play to decide the game with a bad call. If Jordan can push off for his game winning basket in 1998, then this was nothing 
View original postNow I get to hang out in a depressed town. I don't think any other city I have lived in or near has been so dependent on a single sports team for the mood of the town. San Antonio loves their team in a way that is shocking for me, and I lived in Chicago during the Jordan years.
View original postUgh. Here's the next week's hangover.
What a great Finals.
- 21/06/2013 05:14:59 AM
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What fouls?
- 21/06/2013 01:03:39 PM
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The ones that happened.
- 22/06/2013 12:21:58 AM
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How are they egregious? It's not like somebody was clotheslined. Ticky tacky *NM*
- 22/06/2013 01:08:28 AM
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To be honest I stopped paying attention to the NBA a while ago...
- 21/06/2013 06:05:43 PM
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