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correction, it was a 25 point lead Spurs had which is now down to only a 10 point lead right now.

At 6/10/14 10:56 PM, TheKlown wrote: Spurs are choking

No, the Spurs won the game in ease, there was no way that they can keep up that high of a percentage shooting, nor do I expect them to shoot 76% from the floor again or give up 71 points in the first half.

At 6/11/14 10:57 AM, orangebomb wrote:

At 6/10/14 10:56 PM, TheKlown wrote: Spurs are choking

No, the Spurs won the game in ease, there was no way that they can keep up that high of a percentage shooting, nor do I expect them to shoot 76% from the floor again or give up 71 points in the first half.

I think we should have a drinking game.

Each time TheKlown post something stupid, take a shot.

Dumb, because you would have called me a genius if Heat came back and won, or you would have claimed it was rigged.

At 6/11/14 01:02 PM, TheKlown wrote: Dumb, because you would have called me a genius if Heat came back and won, or you would have claimed it was rigged.

Except they didn't and no one would have call you a genius due to your track record anyway. As for the latter, you have done this all the time and you still do.

The game will be on tonight, can the Spurs extend the lead over the Heat and pull away or will the Heat aka NBA's current heel of the league put themselves back into the series with a win?

We'll find out soon enough!

Also TheKlown will likely make a fool out of himself as usual while proclaiming himself to be a "genius" which is exactly what Uwe Boll known to do.

Come on Miami Heat. Go for the three peat tonight. The best day of the year.

At 6/12/14 10:14 PM, Xesto wrote: San Antonio 19 points ahead at halftime, Miami desperately running and trying to make any extra points they could, "WE GOTTA DO SOMETHING!" So hilarious

So far so good, but remember there's still plenty of time for anything to happen. Just hope the Spurs keeps up what they're doing and pull away because in times like this, they have to.

Spurs butt-fucking the Heat.

At 6/12/14 10:52 PM, Xesto wrote:

At 6/12/14 10:16 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote:

So far so good, but remember there's still plenty of time for anything to happen. Just hope the Spurs keeps up what they're doing and pull away because in times like this, they have to.

They tried to put the final nails in the coffin by firing a series of threes in succession but it didn't work out, luckily Miami is still a decaying corpse and didn't use the opportunity to bounce back enough and are 21 points behind now

It is looking good right now with one quarter to go. Just hope the Spurs doesn't becomes too complacent and finish off the Heat as quickly as possible, you can't leave anything to chance.

Too bad Tracy McGrady couldn't stick around for one more year for one last shot for a ring, oh well, that's what he get for that idiotic play in the 2003 All Star game anyway.

lol, I only give the NBA ratings when the Heat are losing by a lot.

At 6/12/14 11:41 PM, Xesto wrote: Bosh biting his nails like a hoe

Can you believe that he's been paid as much as Lebron? I know he played an important role in the Heat's past two titles but he's not that good.

No wonder why contracts have gotten ridiculous over the decades, even MJ didn't have that contract until the Bulls second three peat, the first title run he was surprisingly underpaid.

Endorsement deals did made up for it though.

i heard b-ball is a dying sport

At 6/13/14 01:30 PM, angrybirds2000 wrote: i heard b-ball is a dying sport

It's not, the problem is that the rating have sagged ever since MJ's retirement but its far from dying as the viewers have increased the past years.

If it's a "dying" sport then I guess hockey is toast.

At 6/13/14 01:28 PM, Xesto wrote: People are talking about how LeBeta might move to a different team if they lose this series.

Those are just rumors though, and I wouldn't bank on any of those either. After all, why would he go back to Cleveland and wallow in failure there, where he could stay in Miami and achieve more success? If we're being completely honest, the Heat are still going to be contenders for the title for at least 3-5 years, if not longer, whereas the Spurs are essentially on their last hurrah.

Hopefully then the disgusting comparisons to Mike will end. Plus Mike won two championships against the Jazz in a row, something LeBeta will not achieve against the Spurs.

It was the media that compared Lebron to MJ, and they still do even now. The problem is that Lebron never got any support while he was in Cleveland, so he had to go to a team that would in Miami. If anything, he's more Wilt Chamberlin than he is MJ.

In other words, LBJ was mis-blamed for not lifting the Cavs to the championship, it was Gilbert for not providing him with adequate talent and reason to stay on a team in the first place.

At 6/13/14 03:18 PM, orangebomb wrote:

At 6/13/14 01:28 PM, Xesto wrote: People are talking about how LeBeta might move to a different team if they lose this series.

Those are just rumors though, and I wouldn't bank on any of those either. After all, why would he go back to Cleveland and wallow in failure there, where he could stay in Miami and achieve more success? If we're being completely honest, the Heat are still going to be contenders for the title for at least 3-5 years, if not longer, whereas the Spurs are essentially on their last hurrah.

Well, because Cleveland is his home. Wasn't Lebron James born in that part of Ohio? But you are right, I doubt he'd go back to Cleveland and try to win a Championship there, since he already tried many times and couldn't get it done with that franchise.

I have been wondering, if the Spurs avoid becoming complacent and wrap this one up, what are the odds that the Heat fans will continue to blame the series loss on the AC?

The game is about to start, will the Heat live to fight another day? Will the Spurs wrap this one up as soon as possible?

Hopefully the latter but in times like this, you never know what could happen since the Heat could become dangerous when cornered, just hope the Spurs can avoid becoming complacent.

With that said, I have a heavy dislike of Chris Bosh fans.

At 6/15/14 08:04 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: With that said, I have a heavy dislike of Chris Bosh fans.

This should make you feel good then.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h60uviwKC0

At 6/15/14 08:08 PM, verycoolguy wrote:

At 6/15/14 08:04 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote: With that said, I have a heavy dislike of Chris Bosh fans.

This should make you feel good then.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h60uviwKC0

I would have liked to see what Karl Malone would have done to this guy, seriously. As I mentioned before, he's being paid as much as Lebron on a yearly salary, what gives?

At 6/15/14 09:08 PM, Xesto wrote: Look at how much Spurs fans care about their team. Heat fans just like being on whatever they think is the winning, dominant side and abandon their team when they lose.

And how exactly did you come up with this kind of argument? The Heat weren't exactly terrible in the last 15 years or so, and they have 3 other major teams to compete with. (even if two of them are largely irrelevant even to them) Besides, there are always been bandwagon fans to teams that win, the Heat and Spurs are no exception, especially when the media now seems to love the latter team the last couple of years compared to 10 years ago, where it was begrudging.

Did the Spurs or Mavericks beat the better Miami Heat team in the Finals? Which Miami Heat team was more stacked and healthier in your personal opinion?

It's clear the Division 6 high school basketball team will win.

At 6/15/14 09:30 PM, orangebomb wrote:

And how exactly did you come up with this kind of argument? The Heat weren't exactly terrible in the last 15 years or so, and they have 3 other major teams to compete with. (even if two of them are largely irrelevant even to them) Besides, there are always been bandwagon fans to teams that win, the Heat and Spurs are no exception, especially when the media now seems to love the latter team the last couple of years compared to 10 years ago, where it was begrudging.

The Heat back in the 1990s were known for having Alonzo Mourning as the center dominating the paint for them. Makes you wonder how much his numbers could have been if it weren't for that kidney disease that comes up after the 2000 Olympics. I mean while he did recover, at the same time he was never the same. Back to what I'm getting at, the Heat from the late 1990s to early 2000s were known for falling short in the playoffs. To be fair, Michael Jordan-led Bulls can do that to anyone but losing to the Knicks?

Seriously, that's what I remember most about the Heat from that time, always the tangle with the Knicks to the point their rivalry became hyped up.

You can say that in the end, the Heat won because they have more titles than the Knicks has despite being around much shorter than the latter by couple of decades but still, before that they almost always falls short against the Knicks, even when they had much better years.

Right now it's so far so good as I would always say.

The Spurs just need to hold and pull away because they have to, you'll never know what could happen.

Do you think the Pacers regret trading Kawhi Leonard? Not sure how the Spurs manage to pull of that trade considering what the Pacers received in return.

Gonna have the best masturbation session ever.

Now it's over!

To the point that the Spurs let their bench players have some fun in the closing minutes of the game. Kawhi Leonard for MVP of this series.

I'm glad I won't have to hear Lebron's egotistical trash for awhile.

At 6/15/14 11:23 PM, SneakyGameBoy wrote: I'm glad I won't have to hear Lebron's egotistical trash for awhile.

But hey, by the end of the day we'll have to wake up the next day because of a job we have or go to school...