Lets be one hundred here. Jesus Allen saved LeBron's summer 
Still can't get over that Spurs-Heat Game 6 Finish
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What kills me is that this post, despite being a joke, is the EXACT argument that that fakkit Deano Costa on Mad Dog radio made for an HOUR STRAIGHT on his show
Seriously, this clown was on vacation then came back a week later and spent over an hour stating, then rephrasing, then stating, then rephrasing, "people forget, if Ray Allen doesn't hit that shot in game 6, the Heat don't win the finals. Ray Allen is the reason the Heat are the champions"...I really wanted to call him up and ask him who exactly is forgetting this fact. It was only one of the greatest NBA playoff moments of all time.
I was listening because a friend of mine always talks up Costa so I decided to give him a shot. But it turns out he is just a racist white Magic Johnson with the analysis.
Elevated16
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was there live in the flesh to witness...sec 309 row 9...greatest sporting experience of my life, and i was at fsu for our 99 championship......that shyt dwindles in comparison.
Crazy ending
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Fukk your corny debates
I don't know if I'll ever be able to enjoy basketball the same ever again after that.
The game was just dope beyond belief, the way the Heat started chipping away at the lead, then finally taking the lead, only for the Spurs to come right back and look like they stepped on their throats.
Probably the best game I have ever seen, the only thing that could have made that more insane is if that was game 7 itself.
Probably the best game I have ever seen, the only thing that could have made that more insane is if that was game 7 itself.
MenacingMonk
War & Peace
Popavich Lost.
The ether will always burn the Spurs' and fans' soul.
The ether will always burn the Spurs' and fans' soul.
Malik
Superstar
The Spurs fukked up. If Karl doesn't take out Duncan, Miami never gets multiple rebounds to give Bron two chances at a three or that one to Ray. Its just....I dont know. Kwahi Leonard and Duncan were grabbing everything off the board all series then in the last 20 seconds, it went to shyt. The Spurs will live with this shyt for a long, longggggggggggggg time. Then to turn around in Game 7 and have Duncan miss a shot that would've tied the game with a few seconds to go that he makes 99.8% of the time. That's gotta hurt 
Unbelievable series though. Unbelievable fukking series. Game 6 was the best Finals game I've seen in years and Game 7 was somewhere up there. And that's not counting the two blowout games earlier on
Unbelievable series though. Unbelievable fukking series. Game 6 was the best Finals game I've seen in years and Game 7 was somewhere up there. And that's not counting the two blowout games earlier on
And game 7 was no slouch. In any other year that game 7 is the classic stand out game. But game 6 was just that fukking stupid that it overshadows what was a great game 7. Can't sleep on game 1 either.
Yeah game 7 was a classic as well, wasn't decided until the final minutes, t's just forgotten cause it had to follow up possibly the best game ever.
I can't get over that game (I was rooting heavily for the Spurs)
Has any team come so close to winning a championship without actually winning?
It didn't come down to the Spurs having to make one particular routine play to wrap it up. All they had to do was make ONE out of FIVE or SIX possible routine plays, and that was the championship. JUST ONE, and it was in the bag!
1. Ginobili misses a free throw that could have put them up by 6
2. Diaw and Leonard fumble a rebound on a missed three-pointer (a rebound THAT's RIGHT IN THEIR HANDS) that would have sealed the game. Instead, the Heat recover it and hit a 3 to cut the deficit to 2
3. Leonard misses a free throw that would have put the Spurs up by 4. Instead they are only up 3 and the Heat still have some life
4. The Spurs fail to get the rebound on a missed three pointer
5. Chris Bosh gets the rebound, and the Spurs fail to foul him and send him to the line for 2 shots. Instead, they let him pass it out to Ray Allen
If things go differently in ANY of those situations, the Spurs would be champs
That doesn't even take into account possible strategic blunders (not intentionally fouling before the Heat can get off a three-point attempt, Pop benching Duncan, etc.)
Then in OT, the Spurs again miss a free throw or two that proves to determine the decisive margin
Ginobili CLEARLY gets fouled driving to the hoop with the Spurs down 1
Then Danny Green was arguably fouled by Chris Bosh on a last second three point attempt
After the Spurs lost Game 7, it took me a few weeks to even want to follow sports again
It was a thrilling, exciting game. Perhaps the most dramatic I've ever seen. But I think it also shows how thin the line can be between winning and losing. A lot of the time, it all comes down to a bit of luck.
Has any team come so close to winning a championship without actually winning?
It didn't come down to the Spurs having to make one particular routine play to wrap it up. All they had to do was make ONE out of FIVE or SIX possible routine plays, and that was the championship. JUST ONE, and it was in the bag!
1. Ginobili misses a free throw that could have put them up by 6
2. Diaw and Leonard fumble a rebound on a missed three-pointer (a rebound THAT's RIGHT IN THEIR HANDS) that would have sealed the game. Instead, the Heat recover it and hit a 3 to cut the deficit to 2
3. Leonard misses a free throw that would have put the Spurs up by 4. Instead they are only up 3 and the Heat still have some life
4. The Spurs fail to get the rebound on a missed three pointer
5. Chris Bosh gets the rebound, and the Spurs fail to foul him and send him to the line for 2 shots. Instead, they let him pass it out to Ray Allen
If things go differently in ANY of those situations, the Spurs would be champs
That doesn't even take into account possible strategic blunders (not intentionally fouling before the Heat can get off a three-point attempt, Pop benching Duncan, etc.)
Then in OT, the Spurs again miss a free throw or two that proves to determine the decisive margin
Ginobili CLEARLY gets fouled driving to the hoop with the Spurs down 1
Then Danny Green was arguably fouled by Chris Bosh on a last second three point attempt
After the Spurs lost Game 7, it took me a few weeks to even want to follow sports again
It was a thrilling, exciting game. Perhaps the most dramatic I've ever seen. But I think it also shows how thin the line can be between winning and losing. A lot of the time, it all comes down to a bit of luck.
the cac mamba
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can we go ahead and crown this as the GOAT shot in nba history?
i mean take into account the situation, the resulting finals win...
whats fukkin with it?
I'm still having nightmares recalling Timmy missing point blank shots (against Shane Battier!) that would've tied the game up with seconds to go
Why'd you have to bring that up. :scustbeetus: