NBA Playoffs Thread

I'm watching highlights of those old Chicago Bulls teams -- God I forgot how good Michael Jordan was. And as strange as it sounds -- he might have been under rated a little considering what that team accomplished -- let's face it, if he doesn't retire, they likely win eight in a row.

There is nobody in today's NBA even close, and that includes Kobe who I think is head and shoulders above everyone else.

 

BUT STEVE NASH CAN PASS!!!!

 

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It's time for me to be educated. As long as Tim Duncan is in the league, why is this 'Steve Nash or Kobe Bryant' discussion even occurring? Where would San Antonio be without Duncan? (I ask it of those who say ad infinitum, "Where would the Lakers be without Kobe?")

I'm not looking for wisecracks, although go right ahead; but some info intended to change my mind would be welcome.

 

Oh I'd be fine with TD gettin' the MVP.
But Steve Nash? Come on now.

 

If you scroll up I think I made this same exact point and explained why.

 

I think TD dosn't get the attention because through out the past few years, he's been used less in the offense. Even when they won they championship against Detroit, guys like Parker and (especially)Ginobli were really stepping up.

 

OK, I endured a thousand shots of Kobe's game face and found it. No argument.

But I wasn't looking for agreement. This Nash vs. Kobe thing keeps swirling around; I'd like a supporter of either to give me the argument that takes out Tim Duncan. Or move on.

 

Avery Johnson tired of Dirk's excuses for not playing well.

 

As well he should be.

 

Oz who you taking tonight in the GS/MAVS game do you think it's the end for the MAVS, or will they live on for another day for there chance to win the NBA ChampionShip.

 

I'll stick with this series going at least six games. You would think the Mavs have too much pride with the season on the line to lose at home tonight. Not so sure whether the Mavs can come back to win the series, though.