Still can't get over that Spurs-Heat Game 6 Finish

[Type Username Here]

That shyt was epic. The feeling of the team winning the title is starting to wear off but that Game 6 feels like it might never.

They had the ropes and trophy ready for the Spurs. It was going to be a long summer of heckling. But it happened.

 

[MikeBrownsJob]

 

[Ed MOTHEREFFING G]

probably the best game I've seen since game 7 2005 finals, ironically also the spurs

 

[NYK Loyalist]

I've watched basketball for a very long time and that was the craziest ending in a potential close out game I have ever seen. If SA didn't have all those rings I would feel bad for them but since they do

 

[Chris Broussard]

the Heat would not be champions right now had they lost that game instead of winning it

 

[Gotright]

the Heat would not be champions right now had they lost that game instead of winning it

 

[SCORCH]

 

[ShadowViper]

It seems like no one wants to talk about how

a) Manu got fouled on that last drive and

b) There's a good chance the refs didn't want to give him the call because they were in Miami. And it wouldn't be crazy to think that Manu's cheap shot on Lebron earlier in the game also played a part in all that - if nothing else it was the catalyst in Bron entering beast mode and taking over.

 

[Bone$]

It seems like no one wants to talk about how

a) Manu got fouled on that last drive and

b) There's a good chance the refs didn't want to give him the call because they were in Miami. And it wouldn't be crazy to think that Manu's cheap shot on Lebron earlier in the game also played a part in all that - if nothing else it was the catalyst in Bron entering beast mode and taking over.

how many steps did he take

 

[DoubleClutch]

Ginobili traveled. But anyways, that game just proved Lebron and the Heat were destined to win. The whole NBA would be different had the Spurs won

 

[Billy Preston]

the Heat would not be champions right now had they lost that game instead of winning it

 

[L&HH]

It seems like no one wants to talk about how

a) Manu got fouled on that last drive and

b) There's a good chance the refs didn't want to give him the call because they were in Miami. And it wouldn't be crazy to think that Manu's cheap shot on Lebron earlier in the game also played a part in all that - if nothing else it was the catalyst in Bron entering beast mode and taking over.

a) that was a makeup call and/or no call for the Danny green foul on Lebron a couple possessions before


And man it's hard not to believe in fate and destiny after seeing some shyt like that go down . Greatest ending of a game Ive seen.

 

[OG_StankBrefs]

I was actually watchin dis shyt da other night and knowin dayum well da final championship outcome I STILL was nervous till da end of dat bish.

Dam near err series da Heat has played outside of da first rounds have been str8 TV.

 

[Type Username Here]

if you want to relive the thread:

http://www.the-coli.com/coliseum/11...ls-heat-vs-spurs-thread-623.html#.Ud8pWUFwpyI

starts where Bron hit the three at the end.

 

[dc007]

I hadn't felt such emotions in a game since game 3 of the 2006 finals. One of the best games I've ever seen.