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On May 28 2013 12:21 a176 wrote: gasol wtf are you doing, lmao Crowd booing Parker as he leaves with a hurt eye, wtf. I'm glad SC2 crowds haven't become like that yet (or when they do boo, they get a scolding from the community).
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It is just me or does some random Grizz fan keep trying to call T/Os?
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Can't believe the Grizz couldn't even win one game this series.
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On May 28 2013 12:38 RowdierBob wrote: Can't believe the Grizz couldn't even win one game this series. It's very harsh. They got really close some games.
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GG
They made the games close though.
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Poor Grizzlies. Y'all did well, definitely a season to be proud of.
Lol wtf am I saying I don't even know basketball.
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Blah, wish they could've won at least one game. They still did very well dispatching the Clippers and the not so Thunder.
Edit: And they better re-sign Lionel Hollins.
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Slyboogie is always touchy/sensitive about flops. His favorite players are Blake Griffin and C. Paul... =)
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This might be as big of an indictment of post centered play as you can get. The teams were pretty evenly matched and there were some close games, but the Spurs could too easily clog up the passing lanes and neuter their most potent players.
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I dunno what to think of the Grizz.
I still think they only made it through to the WCF because Westbrook went down. They desperately need and efficient wing on that team. They have arguably the best front court in the NBA but it really didn't count for much, as this series showed, if you don't have any shooters to space the floor. If Quincy Pondexter is your best shooter from range, your team has big problems.
I'm not really sure of the quality of assets they have to move but they need a guy like Wes Matthews to round the roster out a bit better. Whether or not that guy is available is another story. The Spurs really showed the Grizz's ceiling isn't that high.
And the epic homer in me still wonders what could have been for the Dubs if Curry and Bogut didn't go down. Judging by this series the Grizz weren't that scary of a prospect.
This series makes the Clippers look really soft in retrospect.
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Pop once again proving why he is the best coach of the modern era.
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On May 28 2013 12:50 MassHysteria wrote: Slyboogie is always touchy/sensitive about flops. His favorite players are Blake Griffin and C. Paul... =)
Shots fired!
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On May 28 2013 12:51 Jerubaal wrote: This might be as big of an indictment of post centered play as you can get. The teams were pretty evenly matched and there were some close games, but the Spurs could too easily clog up the passing lanes and neuter their most potent players. No, the problem is that the Grizz lack spacing. If a team can ignore 1-2 of your players on offense at any time (Prince/Allen) ofc you're going to have problems getting the ball into the post.
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tonites game felt like there was no effort by grizz. the numbers would say otherwise but JVG was harping on their hustle the whole night and i gotta agree with him. gasol stopping to help parker was the cherry on that cake.
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On May 28 2013 12:58 DystopiaX wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2013 12:51 Jerubaal wrote: This might be as big of an indictment of post centered play as you can get. The teams were pretty evenly matched and there were some close games, but the Spurs could too easily clog up the passing lanes and neuter their most potent players. No, the problem is that the Grizz lack spacing. If a team can ignore 1-2 of your players on offense at any time (Prince/Allen) ofc you're going to have problems getting the ball into the post.
Yes, but most teams have to pick one.
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On May 28 2013 12:58 DystopiaX wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2013 12:51 Jerubaal wrote: This might be as big of an indictment of post centered play as you can get. The teams were pretty evenly matched and there were some close games, but the Spurs could too easily clog up the passing lanes and neuter their most potent players. No, the problem is that the Grizz lack spacing. If a team can ignore 1-2 of your players on offense at any time (Prince/Allen) ofc you're going to have problems getting the ball into the post.
Yea, the series showed an indictment of 1-way players (like the NYC vs. Indiana series, and all OKC series ever).
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On May 28 2013 12:50 MassHysteria wrote: Slyboogie is always touchy/sensitive about flops. His favorite players are Blake Griffin and C. Paul... =)
I uhhh have no rebuttal. Yet somehow we could not flop our way to a Western Conference Playoffs =//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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On May 28 2013 12:58 RowdierBob wrote:Show nested quote +On May 28 2013 12:50 MassHysteria wrote: Slyboogie is always touchy/sensitive about flops. His favorite players are Blake Griffin and C. Paul... =) Shots fired! haha <3 sly, more like friendly jesting...but Duncan owned Z-Bo this series. That under-the-legs bounce pass by Ginobli was so sick.
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so...tmac is playing in a NBA finals?...
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I dunno where I said it but I had a feeling that the Grizzlies were not going to match up well against a team that had an actual NBA coach - a team that kinda sorta knew what is was doing 80% of the time.
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