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PostPosted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 7:13 am 
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Last night was one of the best NBA games Ive ever seen.


So many game 6's are awesome. I know it lends itself to incredible drama by nature of always being a close out game, but man Game 6 almost never fails to deliver.


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I will be perfectly honest and say I had not watched much at all of this series and didn't get to watch last night till about 3 minutes to go in the 3rd, and I absolutely loved it. Great theater and effort from both sides, will be watching tomorrow and can't wait.

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It's the first game I've been able to watch from the opening tip. Fuck the Heat.

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Absolutely amazing game. I hated to see how sloppy everything got at the end, but overall it was a classic.


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Lots of twists and turns in this one. I hope the Spurs pull it out in Game 7. They are a proud team that realizes this is probably going to be their last shot. It is always interesting to see great veteran teams as they attempt to go for that last championship. It is one of the main reasons that I became interested in sports as a kid. Both teams laid it on the line. I hope that the Spurs have enough left to take them in game 7.

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It's the first game I've been able to watch from the opening tip. Fuck the Heat.

Same here.

I was expecting Id be half watching and doing other stuff, but it was captivating.


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So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

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jackref wrote:
So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

LeBron had 16 in the 4th and completely took over the game and got the Heat back in it.

He missed a couple shots but he also hit a huge 3.


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rogers park bryan wrote:
jackref wrote:
So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

LeBron had 16 in the 4th and completely took over the game and got the Heat back in it.

He missed a couple shots but he also hit a huge 3.

I agree the turnovers were bad too, but he totally brought them back and kept them in the game. Good to see somebody else make a couple of plays down the stretch to help out. I thought Bosh made some quite very good plays down the stretch also.

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jackref wrote:
So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

LeBron had 16 in the 4th and completely took over the game and got the Heat back in it.

He missed a couple shots but he also hit a huge 3.


The run that got the Heat back into it was as much bad coaching on Popovich's part as it was LeBron. Pop had a bad match up in there and didn't do anything about it. Mindboggling in its own right.
But LeBron fell apart at a crucial point to close it out in final minutes. Twice. That's a pretty big story considering he is always ripped on for his (in)ability to take a team on his shoulders to win it on his own. He had the chance but it was Ray Allen who did it.

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rogers park bryan wrote:
jackref wrote:
So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

LeBron had 16 in the 4th and completely took over the game and got the Heat back in it.

He missed a couple shots but he also hit a huge 3.


The run that got the Heat back into it was as much bad coaching on Popovich's part as it was LeBron. Pop had a bad match up in there and didn't do anything about it. Mindboggling in its own right.
But LeBron fell apart at a crucial point to close it out in final minutes. Twice. That's a pretty big story considering he is always ripped on for his (in)ability to take a team on his shoulders to win it on his own. He had the chance but it was Ray Allen who did it.


don't forget Ginobli. He created eight extra possessions for the Heat with his crisp passing and sound decision making.

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 Post subject: Re: Game 6
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jackref wrote:
rogers park bryan wrote:
jackref wrote:
So because the Heat won, no one calling out LeBron for absolutely sucking the last 4 minutes of regulation with 2 costly turnovers and several bad decisions? Ray Allen saved his ass.

LeBron had 16 in the 4th and completely took over the game and got the Heat back in it.

He missed a couple shots but he also hit a huge 3.


The run that got the Heat back into it was as much bad coaching on Popovich's part as it was LeBron.

Sorry that's just not true.

LeBron went off. And blocking Duncan's shot and scoring on 5 straight possessions had nothing to do with coaching.



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But LeBron fell apart at a crucial point to close it out in final minutes. Twice. That's a pretty big story considering he is always ripped on for his (in)ability to take a team on his shoulders to win it on his own. He had the chance but it was Ray Allen who did it.

So you're just ignoring the fact that he hit the three to make it a 2 point game with 30 seconds left?

That was no choke. He missed a shot. It happens. He gets called out for EVERYthing, anyway. Last night the Heat won because of LeBron

You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.


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 Post subject: Re: Game 6
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rogers park bryan wrote:
You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.

And it was one of the luckiest shots of all time. He just got a nice bounce his way.

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rogers park bryan wrote:
You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.

And it was one of the luckiest shots of all time. He just got a nice bounce his way.

It was a good shot with a quick release.

But it wouldnt have happened unless LeBron erased the deficit with that crazy run in the early 4th


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rogers park bryan wrote:
Sorry that's just not true.

LeBron went off. And blocking Duncan's shot and scoring on 5 straight possessions had nothing to do with coaching.


I disagree. Time outs can be called, substitutions made, getting guys like Ginobli off the floor who are making bad decsions... You can slow momentum as a coach.

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So you're just ignoring the fact that he hit the three to make it a 2 point game with 30 seconds left?

That was no choke. He missed a shot. It happens. He gets called out for EVERYthing, anyway. Last night the Heat won because of LeBron

You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.


You are right, he did hit that big shot. But his play bookending that was awful. Those were brutal turnovers. I am not saying he didn't have a great 4th quarter on the stat sheet, I am saying the last few minutes he was bad and almost cost his team. Had Ray Allen not hit that shot, Spurs are celebrating. I don't think that is giving him too much credit, that was clutch.

I am not trying to sound like a LeBron basher, I'm not. But I think this is being pushed aside because they won.

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Good or bad, when James does something, it's NEVER pushed aside. Hell, he owned up to his mistakes in the post-game talk with Doris Burke.

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Good or bad, when James does something, it's NEVER pushed aside. Hell, he owned up to his mistakes in the post-game talk with Doris Burke.

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rogers park bryan wrote:
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You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.

And it was one of the luckiest shots of all time. He just got a nice bounce his way.

It was a good shot with a quick release.

But it wouldnt have happened unless LeBron erased the deficit with that crazy run in the early 4th

Don't get me wrong, it was a great shot, but it was more right place, right time, than anything else.

And slamming Lebron for this game is ludicrous, so I agree with you on that point.

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 Post subject: Re: Game 6
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jackref wrote:
rogers park bryan wrote:
Sorry that's just not true.

LeBron went off. And blocking Duncan's shot and scoring on 5 straight possessions had nothing to do with coaching.


I disagree. Time outs can be called, substitutions made, getting guys like Ginobli off the floor who are making bad decsions... You can slow momentum as a coach.

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So you're just ignoring the fact that he hit the three to make it a 2 point game with 30 seconds left?

That was no choke. He missed a shot. It happens. He gets called out for EVERYthing, anyway. Last night the Heat won because of LeBron

You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.


You are right, he did hit that big shot. But his play bookending that was awful. Those were brutal turnovers. I am not saying he didn't have a great 4th quarter on the stat sheet, I am saying the last few minutes he was bad and almost cost his team. Had Ray Allen not hit that shot, Spurs are celebrating. I don't think that is giving him too much credit, that was clutch.

I am not trying to sound like a LeBron basher, I'm not. But I think this is being pushed aside because they won.

Fair enough.

I think the LeBron run in the 4th was such a big part of the win, its hard to criticize him.

And I think most times if the team wins, no one is going to be killing a guy who missed shots.


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Douchebag wrote:
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You're giving way too much credit to Ray Allen for hitting one wide open shot.

And it was one of the luckiest shots of all time. He just got a nice bounce his way.

It was a good shot with a quick release.

But it wouldnt have happened unless LeBron erased the deficit with that crazy run in the early 4th

Don't get me wrong, it was a great shot, but it was more right place, right time, than anything else.

And slamming Lebron for this game is ludicrous, so I agree with you on that point.

Right, I didnt mean that in an argumentative way. I just mean it was a good shot, but just not some crazy awesome play.

On the other hand, its about the same as the ball that rolled to Horry.


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Didn't like the outcome but it was a great game.

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Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

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Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

Wade snuck in some selfishness, but yeah you're right.


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Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

Wade snuck in some selfishness, but yeah you're right.


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FavreFan wrote:
Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

Wade snuck in some selfishness, but yeah you're right.


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FavreFan wrote:
Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

Wade snuck in some selfishness, but yeah you're right.

No doubt, but he wasn't lazy, for the most part. Zach Lowe on Grantland did a good job of detailing his other contributions.

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Was rewatching 4th quarter/OT this morning. Just such amazing fucking basketball. Totally killed any preconceived notions of all NBA players being lazy and selfish.

Wade snuck in some selfishness, but yeah you're right.

No doubt, but he wasn't lazy, for the most part. Zach Lowe on Grantland did a good job of detailing his other contributions.

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