Isn't the San Antonio/New Orleans series a set up? Why the Big Lay off??

MyKickerHurts · 05-17-2008, 09:38 AM

Wow woke up this morning after a very great laker win. OK I'm expecting to watch a NBA game today not a WNBA game, and what to I see? OK they will play Sunday right?

NOOOOOOOO! WTF Monday. Why does this favor San Antonio, let's see, 3/4 of their team are senior citizens and the other 1/4 are just tired running up the court with these young'ens. This series is a total setup. Just like the way this second round has gone. Look like stern has told the officials drag it out we need more ratings, cause thats what happening. There is no reason the Hornets and Spurs game should be on Monday 5/19 they played on Thursday 5/15, at most they should be playing on Sunday. Come on.

. Doesn't make any sense, unless that is it is setup for San Antonio to win, remember they are defending champs.

Feel Free to drop a couple lines in what you think. OH by the WAY LAKER'S in '08 ya feel me?

mundane · 05-17-2008, 09:52 AM

league expected both games yesterday to extend to games 7's.

they cant have 3 games on sunday so to avoid dat, they made the decision to schedule spurs/hornets on monday.

MyKickerHurts · 05-17-2008, 12:57 PM

Sounds alright mundane but they should be playing today. Remember they played thursday. Mundane you are a laker fan right who do u want us to match up against next round Spurs or Hornets

Shumakov · 05-17-2008, 03:27 PM

Spurs win, will have huge experience in such situations

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ryanXL977 · 05-18-2008, 07:43 PM

spurs have 4 road losses by 20+ pts already
they lose tomorrow
and lose big

pimike · 05-18-2008, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by ryanXL977

spurs have 4 road losses by 20+ pts already
they lose tomorrow
and lose big

The lay off does benefit Spurs

crazyl · 05-18-2008, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by pimike

The lay off does benefit Spurs

I also think the league will give Spurs majority of calls.

Way I see it is, they recognize this old ass team may not make it back here next year, and with as young as New Orleans is (and explosive), they'll be back next year with their marketable star and plus league doesn't want to risk Hornets beating LAL.

Considering a bet on Spurs and just chalking up a net loss don't know yet...

pimike · 05-18-2008, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by crazyl

I also think the league will give Spurs majority of calls.

Way I see it is, they recognize this old ass team may not make it back here next year, and with as young as New Orleans is (and explosive), they'll be back next year with their marketable star and plus league doesn't want to risk Hornets beating LAL.

Considering a bet on Spurs and just chalking up a net loss don't know yet...

home teams win, u hit boston. leave it alone. waite until half time, Hornets will be up and u will have a chance to bet spurs and maybe hit both.

ryanXL977 · 05-18-2008, 07:56 PM

hornets are usually down at half arent they?

MyKickerHurts · 05-20-2008, 08:10 AM

Well I called it a made a pretty penny of my Parlay too. I took the Spurs +165 and under 182.5. The only thing that surpsrised me was the the only thing that the lay off really did was keep those refs from blowing that damn whistle every minute. This ref squad should be given a ref MVP, now thats how a game seven should be officiated, hell every game. Man let these millionaires play some freaking ball.

Wheell · 05-20-2008, 11:37 AM

I think the lead ref's name was Steve Jeavy, aka, patron saint of the road team.