Was this a "Ugly Win" for the Lakers or a "Good Lost" for the Spurs?

[QUOTE=bagelred]I want the Lakers to lose so badly. [B]They don't deserve it. Get Pau Gasol from Grizzlies for nothing. Collusion!!!![/B]

Kobe wants to leave but doesn't. Phil Jackson gets most talent AGAIN.

Anyway, Spurs are in trouble. Lakers just have too many weapons and of course, Kobe. It's over.[/QUOTE]


I can't buy that statement. Nobody complained when the Suns got Barkley for even less and they went to the finals. Don't blame teams for great management decisions. If your team can get quality for dirt cheap, wouldn't you take it?

[QUOTE=Indian guy]There's no such thing as a good loss in the playoffs. Especially when you don't even have HC. SA lost their best shot at winning the series last night. Hard to imagine LA playing worse than that at home.[/QUOTE]

bingo. good win for the lakers, bad loss for the spurs

Spurs are a laughing stock.It was a choke job and it hurts.Come on,this is disgusting.Ginobili,Parker looked like Derek Anderson or Antonio Daniels and it feels like 2001&2002 all over again.I remeber those scoring droughts.While Duncan used to put up monster numbers,his teammates used to throw up brick after brick.Let Duncan get his...

The Spurs lack/lacked killer instinct.They always did.The big man and a strong team defense won four championships,but they have never repeated as champs because they have never had a perimeter player capable of taking over big games on a consistent basis. (Ginobili is too erratic and inconsistent from game-to-game scoring-wise )

New Orleans were the better team,but they decided to double team the big man every time:terrible mistake.Phil Jackson is a wise man.I hope I

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]I think if you are the Spurs you are not feeing that bad about tonight's game. They showed that in Game 1 they are clearly the better team when they led all night long and just had too many turnovers that allowed the Lakers to get back in the game. The Lakers look like they need Kobe to SHINE in every game to have a chance in each game and I don't see the Spurs losing on Friday Night. Yes a loss when you had a 20 point lead on the road is a tough loss but isn't actually a good loss for San Antonio??

You can't tell me the Spurs don't look like the better team after watching tonight's game. And that's why Greg Popovich was probably laughing at the Press Conference and Phil Jackson was not. Think About it.[/QUOTE]

As I said earlier.....if Odom and fisher play a decent game 1 and Kobe scores in both halves the Lakers would've beat the Spurs by 20.

Game 2 proves I was right!!!!

Do you STILL think the Spurts are the better team???

Pop was laughing because he has his vacation already booked for next weekend and won't have to pay a cancellation fee.....SWEET!!!!!!

Phil wasn't laughing bacause he is saving it for winning the Finals.:cheers:

yeah that idiot was laughing after last night's loss too was which a big surprise and on top of that he says-"Barry wasn't fouled???

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]yeah that idiot was laughing after last night's loss too was which a big surprise and on top of that he says-"Barry wasn't fouled???[/QUOTE]

Why would you come back and post in this thread. Why not just let it go and hope it dies off? It's doing harm to your credibility on this forum.

[QUOTE=MaxFly]Why would you come back and post in this thread. Why not just let it go and hope it dies off? It's doing harm to your credibility on this forum.[/QUOTE]


Well it's possible to be wrong isn;t it? Are you going to tell me no one was ever wrong who analyzes sports on TV???

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]Well it's possible to be wrong isn;t it? Are you going to tell me no one was ever wrong who analyzes sports on TV???[/QUOTE]

If it was just that you were wrong, it would be one thing. It's that the analysis was somewhat myopic. I'd just leave it alone.

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]Well it's possible to be wrong isn;t it? Are you going to tell me no one was ever wrong who analyzes sports on TV???[/QUOTE]

I actually respect you for admitting you were wrong and not running away from a bad analysis. Better to be a stand up guy than a chickensh#t punk who runs away, i'll give you that :cheers:

Trust me........Pop already has his mind in the Bahamas on vacation.
He's a great coach but he knows when he's beaten.

[QUOTE=DKLaker]I actually respect you for admitting you were wrong and not running away from a bad analysis. Better to be a stand up guy than a chickensh#t punk who runs away, i'll give you that :cheers:

Trust me........Pop already has his mind in the Bahamas on vacation.
He's a great coach but he knows when he's beaten.[/QUOTE]


I honestly thought the lakers had used up so much energy coming back in game 1 that they wouldn;t have anything left in game 2 and that the spurs would win

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]I honestly thought the lakers had used up so much energy coming back in game 1 that they wouldn;t have anything left in game 2 and that the spurs would win[/QUOTE]




its 1 ****ing game of basketball not a heavy weight title fight

[QUOTE=ukplayer4]its 1 ****ing game of basketball not a heavy weight title fight[/QUOTE]

I know but i remember back in 2002 when the Celtics were down 41-16 in Game 3 of the ECF, they came all the way back to win and had no energy left for Game 4 and lost which what I thought was going to happen wih the lakers and spurs

[QUOTE=SportsAnalyzer]I know but i remember back in 2002 when the Celtics were down 41-16 in Game 3 of the ECF, they came all the way back to win and had no energy left for Game 4 and lost which what I thought was going to happen wih the lakers and spurs[/QUOTE]

The Lakers are a young, deep team with the BLACK MAMBA running the show,
the Spurs are older and exhausted from battling the Hornets in a 7 game series. They haven't had any time to rest with this every other day schedule.....insane isn't it?