Duncan's Laughter
I'll be honest, when I first saw Tim Duncan laughing at the end of the bench during the final minutes of the ass-whooping that the clowns from Phoenix put on us last night, I was a little perturbed.
'll be honest, when I first saw Tim Duncan laughing at the end of the bench during the final minutes of the ass-whooping that the clowns from Phoenix put on us last night, I was a little perturbed. I mean, I wasn't even in the mood to laugh, and that game was should be much more important to him than to me. There I am feeling sick, having to watch Minnie Mouse, the JV, Crazy Eyes, Earmuffs, and Handles all sharing the court at one time and the leader of the team is laughing on the bench.
As I thought about it further though, I realized, this is a good thing. This is evidence that what SiMA said is true, that game last night was but one move in the chess match that Pop is playing with the rest of the league. Surely they did not come out intending to lose, but Pop probably knew we were pretty early on, and he let his team know that we are a good enough team to lose this game and still win the series easily.
I have laughed Duncan's laugh before. When I wrestle with my little brother (15 years my junior) and I take moment to catch my breath, he seizes that moment like a crazed wildcat, slugging me all over and trying to inflict as much pain as possible before I start fighting again. That was Duncan's laugh. He was as resistant to the Suns victory as I am to the blows of an 11 year old. He's just waiting for the Suns to tire themselves out so he can pin them on the floor and dangle spittle over their heads, just because he can.
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I enjoyed seeing Duncan laugh. To me it seem to belittle the Suns blowout victory.
Superman wears Manu Ginobili pajamas to bed.
I imagine they were laughing at the fact that D’Antoni got kicked out and Diaw and Bell played 40+ minutes in a blowout statpadding.
how do you get kicked out of a game when you are blowing out the other team?
was there absolutely any benefit for d’oh from that? did he want to make sure that little stevie knew that he cared a lot about the game result?
dave mcnulla
spurs fan
it was almost like custer’s last stand. Like he wanted to go out with a bang in Phoenix. He knows that he’s not going to win this series, Kerr wants to change the philosophy of the team, and players like Amare are questioning Mike D’s ideas about defense. He’s gone after this season or at least on a short leash.





























