NBA Championship

**kenzie** · May 28th, 2013 02:51 PM

East Finals 2-1 still

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**d'flash** · May 28th, 2013 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by Altis6453

That's where the Spurs are vastly different from a similarly aging team like the Celtics.

Pop is just all too willing to give his bench a lot of time on the court throughout the regular season so that come playoff time, his starters are fresh, and the bench would have enough confidence when they are inserted in game situations.

duncan remains unstoppable, he's already 36 yrs old (?) but the way he plays, galing pa rin, walang kupas

**jansky** · May 28th, 2013 03:04 PM

di ba nag back to back to back champion ang Spurs?

**kenzie** · May 28th, 2013 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by jansky

di ba nag back to back to back champion ang Spurs?

Nope 99 2003 2005 2007

4time champs

Driveforfive

GoSpursGo

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**stickers** · May 28th, 2013 03:40 PM

LBJ decimates Paul George

INDIANAPOLIS – With something as simple as the pressing of a palm and six warm words – "I got you back, young fella" – LeBron James had the power to manufacture a living lore surrounding Paul George, a rising young talent who had been downright gleeful, insisting the blessing bestowed upon him had been a moment he'd never, ever forget.

For the next day and a half, George's life was filled with testimonials over his burgeoning stardom. You're one of us now, young fella. "He's going to be a great one," James marveled in the losing locker room on Friday night. How George loved the way that the MVP's praise washed over him, the way it covered him like a second skin.

As it turns out, no one turns validation into vanquishment as swiftly as LeBron James. The best player on the planet built up George in Game 2, only to tear him down in Game 3. As soon as the ball was thrown up on Sunday night James did something that is so rare for him: He set aside all the cuteness, all the creative genius, backed George down into the post and obliterated him.

James dribbled and dribbled and dribbled, turned on him and used the backboard for a sweeping left-handed hook shot.

And again.

And again.

And again.

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