Yes, the Spurs can absolutely take Game 3. For a relatively young and newly built team, they’ve shown a lot of quality and resilience, and they made the Knicks work hard in the previous games. The losses came down more to avoidable mistakes than a lack of ability. I genuinely think they can respond strongly and come back against the odds. There’s something beautiful about a comeback when the challenge is difficult it makes the whole journey more worthwhile.
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He's owning it. Give him props for that. The fact that they made this a game after it looked like the Knicks were going to knock them out, should give them some confidence going into game 3. But, man, when you have a chance to steal a game, and you don't, how often do you wind up winning the series.
Asked Wemby about his emotions leaving the court:
“I threw that one away. I messed up. We didn't play great as a team. We needed to win that game. This game was ours, but at this point it's done. Am I going to regret it? Yes, of course. Am I going to use that to fuel me and to fuel us next game? Absolutely.”
Chris Evert on Novak Djokovic:
“Over the past 50 years, I've seen and studied every champion in tennis. I've never seen anyone like Novak Djokovic.
The combination of mental, physical, and emotional strength that goes into every shot is unmatched."
@BleacherReport Ya’ll need to realise he is 22 years old. Let that sink in. 22 years of age and is getting this experience. Losses have far more to learn from than wins. He will continue to grow and improve
Dylan Harper is…
-a rookie
-one of the youngest players in the NBA
-zero playoff experience in college
and he’s the only player on the Spurs not playing scared