Oberto with the Spurs Wed. night against the Suns, 11 for 11, how does he do it?
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they left oberto to double team duncan or ginobli or possibly parker. when the left him, he just stood by the hoop, when the double team reached one of the players, they just pass it to oberto and he gets the easy shot.
200646
Don't know... them Spurs are looking awfully good.  Detroit is playing to prove something to L.Brown (and that could mean trouble for all the other teams).  You also have Dallas... and the Kings.  Some dangerous teams out there.  Taking nothing from the Suns though, they are a young hardworking team.  They'll win it all but perhaps not this year.
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Are you kidding?... The only reason its going this long is the Suns are mot playing up to par... the Suns are going to close it out and probably go on to crap out against the clippers... Wow awesome im so impressed...
634876
San Antonio. They have a great All-around team, and one of the best players in the game in Tim Duncan. Manu Ginobli is a great player (however unorthodox he may be), and Bruce Bowen will win Defensive Player of the year. Tony Parker is finally putting his game together, and is shooting approx. 55% from the floor this year. They can't be beat.
1178264
No way. There is no one who can score 50 points in a game on command. Every once in a while you have a night when you can. It's the same way with Dirk.
595144
If they beat Dallas Monday, I think they'll make it to the Finals.  Dallas has just enough defense to beat them, though.  If the Spurs slow the game down, they'll beat Dallas.  They'll easily beat the Clippers or the Suns because they can dictate tempo.  That's if they beat Dallas.
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Yes, I am a firm believer that the Spurs LOST, and the Mavericks didn't WIN. The Spurs INVENTED defense, and there is no way they committed as many fouls as were called. I'd love to see STRAIGHT UP BASKETBALL (not a free throw bonanza) from these two teams, and if we see that tomorrow night, San Antonio will survive another game. The Spurs are the defending champs, and unlike some people who think this is going to be a cakewalk for Dallas, I think San Antonio is going to surprise everyone and drag this series out to 7! If anyone can--it's the Spurs!!! Just have faith--the pro's know what they are doing! =)
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Well I am a Mavericks fan so lets look realisticly at what might happen....The Heat have Shaq killer center whos gettign a little age on him not a fast guy but he can block some shots and rebound...Can the old man keep up with one of the NBA's fastest teams? Will Dampier and  Diop be able to keep the man under semi control? well I say that the old man will be ok...but still defensively gonna wear himself out....Now that Wade fella he's  really talented but Dallas has already discovered that Howard can completely shut down Nash...so I'm sure he can do reasonably well against Wade...If not Dallas has so much depth at gaurd that they can easily wear him down...Dirk ....I said Dirk...Who on Miami is going to even slow this man down? Josh Howard? who do you put on Josh Howard? can your team run and gun with the Mavericks? Do they have the depth to stay rested? can the big old man sink a free throw at the end of a close game...or at anytime during the game for that matter...Sorry Miami fans its been fun but its over.
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Spurs will win\n\nDo you think any weakness of the outcome from Duncan, Parker, Ginobili, Van Exel, Finley, Barry and Honry??\n\nPIston is good, but in honest, Spurs is better
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Even though I love the game of Steve Nash, I would have to give a resounding NO! to this one.  Both Nash and T-Mac are injured and have a history of being injured respectively.  While in Dirk you get an all-around player who gives you minutes, points, three points, rebounds, and a handful of assists, steals and blocks.  As for Parker, he is not as spectacular as the other PG's in this game but he is solid for FG%, minutes, points, and the occasional assists, rebounds, and steals.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck this season!\n\nIf you are interested in joining another Yahoo! Fantasy NBA league, I am inviting you and everyone here at Yahoo! Answers. League ID is 218266.  The password is 1234567
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Yes Ma'am! By beating the Mavericks and tying the series, the Spurs have not only gained the momentum--but the CONFIDENCE. If anyone watched the post-game interviews with Dallas, they saw what I saw, and that was a team that looked UNSURE. Just days earlier, they carried a swagger and a "spark" that was the prime reason for being up 3-1, and now that has vanished! Both teams have faced adversity, but San Antonio is the only one that has had to face THAT, PLUS elimination! After all that hard work, AND playing on their home court in a Game 7 situation they've been in--I doubt they will let the Mavericks steal it from them, and I do believe they will win! =)
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I agree 100% with cshskool! I honestly can't see the Spurs losing; them playing at the level they're playing. Detroit is good--but they haven't been dealt any REAL challenges this year. They haven't had any injuries to work through, and the GOOD teams they played were injured themselves, or coming out of a back-to-back. San Antonio has grown these past few months and I've watched them get better (if that's humanly possible..!). Ginobili, Parker and Duncan are at the top of their game; the bench is the deepest it's ever been; and Bowen can "legally harass" the best of them with his defense! My tuition says Spurs in 6!
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Jordan's Bulls.......who is going to shut him and Pippen down? No one in the Spurs team. People might say Bowen.......but he can only defend one person at a time. And depending on which specific Bulls team you are refering to....you would just put a player like Horace Grant or Dennis Rodman on Duncan.....they wouldn't stop him.....but definately limit his options. So the Bulls would sweep them for sure.
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wilt the stilt \nonly 100 pt game in the pros ever\n need I say more?\nhe shoots, he scores! 2 points
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I'll admit my bias right up front....I am a Spurs fan, but I really think they will repeat this year.  It's not about who had the best regular season or who was blowing out everybody else in November.  Its about who is peaking in June, and in typical Gregg Poppovich fashion, the Spurs are beginning to build the right kind of momentum at the right time.  One qualifier, though, is that, if Manu Ginobilli and Tim Duncan aren't both healthy, it will be difficult for them to repeat.  If that is the case, I would pick the Pistons with the Mavericks as a dark horse.
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Most def Steve Nash is gonna win. Look at his numbers. 19 ppg and 11 apg. That's bananas. And look at PHX record. 42-18. Just imagine what they could've done if Amare was healthy. Probably would be better then the Pistons. But Nash has lifted his team by himself to the top of the league.
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Don't listen to anyone else--you are SOOOO right! The Suns are the BEST when it comes to playing offensively, and they would DEFINITELY beat the Mavs if they met in the Conference Finals..! Mavs shouldn't be up this series--Spurs should, and they know it! You can't take credit for playing well like the Mavericks have when it's free throws that have won them the past two games. Not just free throws--but free throws that were shot off of bad whistles. I'm a Spurs fan, and PRAY they beat the crap outa' the Mavericks in 7--but if they don't--I'm praying even HARDER for the Suns to beat the crap out of them, then! LoL =)