San Antonio Spurs

[makoyvelasco]

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no matter what the odds are, the spurs still found ways to win. they were outrebounded, mostly by ilgauskas who grabbed a total of 18 rebounds, 10 in the offensive end, and the spurs played in a not so friendly territory for them.

the spurs limited daniel gibson to only 1/10 shooting, their answer for the streaking cavs.

one way or another, the spurs still got the job done. that's what makes champions

[footlose]

Ginoblii having an off night yet the spurs still win, thats how good the spurs are. they dont rely on the big three too much.

theyve got Barry, Bowen, Horry, and Finley whove hit 3 pointers for them.

the spurs will wrap it in 4 or 5. pinakalayo kay 6... remember the 1996 NBA finals? the sonics were down 3 - 0 but the bulls wrap it in 6....... its great to celebrate championship at home....

[makoyvelasco]

i don't think the spurs will still wait for game 6 to end the series. it would be a real heartbreaker for the cavs fans. this could be the first finals series that tim duncan won't be finals MVP. tony parker might win it this time

[fha]

parker will win the mvp trophy...parker has contributed so much for the spurs.. :mrgreen:

[makoyvelasco]

for the record, if san antonio wins this season's title, it would be robert horry's 7th ring (2 with houston, 3 with the lakers, and 2 with the spurs). horry will pass michael jordan, kareem abdul-jabbar, scottie pippen and bob cousy who all had 6 rings in their career. his 7th ring will be the special one for horry since he'll pass scottie pippen, the player he admired most. plus he'll be the first non-boston celtic player to have more than 6 rings in his career. such an accomplishment for a role player

players with most championships

1. bill russell (boston 1957, 1959-66, 1968-69)-- 11
2. sam jones (boston 1959-66, 1968-69) -- 10
3. john havlicek (boston 1963-66, 1968-69, 1974, 1976) -- 8
tom heinsohn (boston 1957, 1959-65) -- 8
KC jones (boston 1959-66) -- 8
tom sanders (boston 1961-66, 1968-69) -- 8
4. frank ramsey (boston 1957, 1959-64) -- 7
5. michael jordan (chicago 1991-93, 1996-9 -- 6
kareem abdul-jabbar (milwaukee 1971, LA lakers 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987-8 -- 6
bob cousy (boston 1957, 1959-63) -- 6
scottie pippen (chicago 1991-93, 1996-9 -- 6
james loscutoff (boston 1958-64) -- 6
robert horry (houston 1994-95, LA lakers 2000-02, san antonio 2005) -- 6

[jasonrey]

horry is in some heavyweight company. murag sure ball najud na iyang 7th ring.
lucky b*st*rd!

[fha]

such a role player...he played it well....no one expected him to be in such an elite company...7th? that's hard to accomplish...some hall of famer are devoid of such... :mrgreen:

[edge827]

go go go go go spurs...

[edge827]

go go go go go spurs...

[fha]

this day will be the coronation of a new champion...i think naa sweep.. :mrgreen: