Young men of America, take note of these two men. Mike D'Antoni and Steve Nash. They give 100% effort, all the time. The never speak ill words about their opponents. If they are cheated against, or given a raw deal, they never complain. They hold their heads up in all situations. These are great examples of good men. They are, by far, the classiest coach-player combination in sports. Watching them perform in the playoffs so far and hearing them speak, there is no doubt that all true basketball fans know that these two are the class of the NBA. I don't remember enjoying watching any players in any sport that I have enjoyed more. They are a cut above the rest. Let's hope they can win two more this series so we can see them keep going. If not, I'm sure they will walk out with their heads up. And if they do, turn off the t.v. because none of the other teams out there have anything as special. Hats off to the best.
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Class
Young men of America, take note of these two men. Mike D'Antoni and Steve Nash. They give 100% effort, all the time. The never speak ill words about their opponents. If they are cheated against, or given a raw deal, they never complain. They hold their heads up in all situations. These are great examples of good men. They are, by far, the classiest coach-player combination in sports. Watching them perform in the playoffs so far and hearing them speak, there is no doubt that all true basketball fans know that these two are the class of the NBA. I don't remember enjoying watching any players in any sport that I have enjoyed more. They are a cut above the rest. Let's hope they can win two more this series so we can see them keep going. If not, I'm sure they will walk out with their heads up. And if they do, turn off the t.v. because none of the other teams out there have anything as special. Hats off to the best.
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Good year, fellas.
Congratulations to San Antonio.
HEY WHERES MY POST?
Sorry, Mark, but is failed the discretion-of-the-manager test.
that wasn't nice either.
really sore loser. But whatever. I win
Wait. you won? I didn't even know you played.
Your commented wasn't rejected because I'm upset about the loss. It was rejected because a reference to Hitler seemed a little over the top for a comment on a basketball game.
you're getting all worked up again. I care about you. I don't want you getting all worked up.
But think about it; you want the Spurs to win the next because everyone rooting for the jazz are mormons in the stands. Isn't that like demons rooting for ya?
thanks mike. you saved me from myself. Not. But what ever. I'm done danceing now. I have already forgotten who we just beat and I'am focused on the Jazz
by the way I basketball quit well by my standards
you have an interesting points about the mormons in Utah, but it's not compelling.
Really, I don't care all that much about the NBA. I didn't watch a single game this year, unless Steve Nash was on T.V. I enjoy him as a player. I don't care about the suns at all. I don't even feel bad that they are out of the series, except that I can't watch Nash play.
I like Duncan. I also like Parker and Ginobli too. But they are kind of boring to watch, like most of the NBA. So are the Sixers. Now, when the sixers get to the playoffs, I get a bit emotional about it. For this reason, I don't like the Lakers at all. But I think Kobe is the clearly the best scorer in the country (obviously) and he can be interesting for a few minutes.
I really do think Bruce Bowen tries to hurt people. But he's sneaky about it. too bad. I'd rather see manly abuse.
Good luck to you and your favorite team. I hope they win because it will make you happy.
mark, I have no idea what you were saying on that last post. this is beyond spelling. I think there are word error issues.
I was tired
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