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Sums that bytch up perfectly
You and @GoddamnyamanProf stay in yall feelings.

I bet @GoddamnyamanProf didn't tell you that I specifically told him the Clippers were going to win this series beforehand and he said the Spurs were going to win. He continue to makes himself look like a fool.
I will take my L but I had plenty of success much more than your squad nikka so deal with it..let's stack resumes...oh I didn't think so
What the fukk does that have to do with anything? This thread isn't about what the Spurs have accomplished over the last 15 years. No one can argue that.
 

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You and @GoddamnyamanProf stay in yall feelings.

I bet @GoddamnyamanProf didn't tell you that I specifically told him the Clippers were going to win this series beforehand and he said the Spurs were going to win. He continue to makes himself look like a fool.

What the fukk does that have to do with anything? This thread isn't about what the Spurs have accomplished over the last 15 years. No one can argue that.

Then STFU then cause they run is impeccable...off topic what's the best song on your avy?That album?
 

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@Malta now you will know the pain of seeing your kingdom burn. You will never forget this stench of death and tears. I remember it like it was yesterday, seeing my heros walk off the court for the last time as I tightened my grip on the increasingly evanscent memories of being at the top. And trust me, it only gets worse from here. :dwillhuh:

I sit here at the precipice of low post death:

Tim Duncan Undecided On Possible Retirement


Reads the headline on RealGM. My own mortality staring me back in the face, looking into the abyss and wondering if I should fight anymore or accept the cold death of the post game and let it take me into it's cold embrace. :francis:
 
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I sit here at the precipice of low post death:

Tim Duncan Undecided On Possible Retirement


Reads the headline on RealGM. My own mortality staring me back in the face, looking into the abyss and wondering if I should fight anymore or accept the cold death of the post game and let it take me into it's cold embrace. :francis:
Geez, I didn't expect the papers to be processed so soon. I only sent them out yesterday. :troll:
 

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I sit here at the precipice of low post death:

Tim Duncan Undecided On Possible Retirement


Reads the headline on RealGM. My own mortality staring me back in the face, looking into the abyss and wondering if I should fight anymore or accept the cold death of the post game and let it take me into it's cold embrace. :francis:
Time to root for Jahlil. :manny:
 

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You really gonna act vindicated after one of the most marginal series in recent memory? :pachaha: It could have gone either way but fair play, do you.

Here's how it shook out,
Kawhi stepped up over the series even if he flubbed his lines when he was needed the most. Along with Duncan he led that team and held his own banging against one of the strongest frontcourts in the L so credit to him for stepping up.
Timmy had his best series in years and I don't see how he retires after this, they can afford to coast another year depending on what Kawhi does but only now is it sensible to proclaim that their window has closed.
Manu is cooked, I'll give you that but Belinelli plugged a lot of that so its a wash.
Parker is hurt and the extents only became clear as he struggled to chase even a 1 legged CP3 (haven't seen any 0's from you in a while :mjpls:) around screens. Even if we expected a drop off the extent was shocking.
A healthy Splitter would have made all the difference in this series.

The Spurs were favorites going into the season, that much remains true. Their play once Kawhi had recovered from a freak injury justifies that presumption.

Also lets not forget who you had as favorites to come out the west and can currently be found bass fishing on Eufaula Lake :mjpls:
 

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We've come to that road again, when somehow the current Champions take this fairy tale-like form as if the rest of the league can only reach this unattainable faraway land with pastel crayons and a unicorn. The same regurgitated proverbial ball-phrases are thrown up, almost verging on excuses, trying to rationalize the irrational of how teams won't be able to beat them the following/upcoming season. It's as if true acknowledgement only occurs once they see said team fall in front of their very own eyes, despite reality giving them all the signals beforehand (tell all dem Heat fans I said wassup). This thread's just to let y'know that you don't have to wait, chewing on your ashy ass fingers in anticipation. I'm giving you this shyt ahead of time. Feel privileged. The Spurs' run is over.

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So whose the Super Bowl favorite 2016? :ohhh:
 
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You really gonna act vindicated after one of the most marginal series in recent memory? :pachaha: It could have gone either way but fair play, do you.
You know very damn well it goes well beyond the actual result of this series. :usure:

Here's how it shook out,
Kawhi stepped up over the series even if he flubbed his lines when he was needed the most. Along with Duncan he led that team and held his own banging against one of the strongest frontcourts in the L so credit to him for stepping up.
Timmy had his best series in years and I don't see how he retires after this, they can afford to coast another year depending on what Kawhi does but only now is it sensible to proclaim that their window has closed.
Manu is cooked, I'll give you that but Belinelli plugged a lot of that so its a wash.
None of this is neither here nor there.
The Spurs were favorites going into the season, that much remains true. Their play once Kawhi had recovered from a freak injury justifies that presumption.
Regardless of what the BM had, they weren't going to repeat.
Also lets not forget who you had as favorites to come out the west and can currently be found bass fishing on Eufaula Lake :mjpls:
I had to down to the Thunder and Warriors as my 1a and 1b options in the West. If Durant was healthy I wouldn't have been far off. :manny:
 
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Parker is hurt and the extents only became clear as he struggled to chase even a 1 legged CP3 (haven't seen any 0's from you in a while :mjpls:) around screens. Even if we expected a drop off the extent was shocking.
A healthy Splitter would have made all the difference in this series.
:usure:

There was plenty of times I criticized his performances throughout the series - when he was being passive. I said he needed to be more aggressive and look what happened. My critiques have never been about his ability, you should know this by now.

A healthy Splitter wouldn't have made a difference. The Spurs were never going to repeat. For all the reasons I've already stated in this thread.
 

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