FINALES NBA (resultados y comentarios) SPURS CAMPEON

[Jorge58 (sin comentarios)]

Permiso para soñar:

Manu MVP

 

[cangas]

Permiso para soñar:

Manu MVP

 

Si ganan los Spurs, hasta ahora y para mì es el que se lo merece

[Lebron J]

Este año aber si se ve un cartel de esos de Wallaceville, que molaban mucho, doble W doble Wallace, aber si ganan los pistons. MVP de las finales otra vez Chauncey billups

[Karycya]

Spurs, los reyes de la NBA


Vence San Antonio 81-74 a los Pistons de Detroit

EFE
San Antonio, Texas
Jueves 23 de junio de 2005

23:27 Los Spurs de San Antonio se proclamaron nuevos campeones de la NBA al vencer por 81-74 a los Pistons de Detroit en el séptimo y decisivo partido de las Finales de la NBA que ganaron la serie por 4-3.


El primer título de los Spurs lo consiguieron en la temporada de 1999 y el segundo en la del 2003, ambas con el alero Tim Duncan como su jugador estrella.

 

[cangas]

Los spurs campeones y tim duncan MVP de las finales.

felicidades a todos los aficionados de los spurs, entre los que no me encuentro, y especialmente a los argentinos de este foro. una pena que Ginobili no haya sido elegido MVP, pero el nombre tira mucho y Tim duncan es Tim Duncan

[Bakeroscuro]

Los spurs campeones y tim duncan MVP de las finales.

felicidades a todos los aficionados de los spurs, entre los que no me encuentro, y especialmente a los argentinos de este foro. una pena que Ginobili no haya sido elegido MVP, pero el nombre tira mucho y Tim duncan es Tim Duncan

Injusto que sea Duncan que,pese a los números, creoque ha habido partidos donde hafallado cosas muy báscias y fáciles y el más regular  ha sido Manudona. Enfin. Como dice Cangas, el nombre tira mucho. Enhorabuena Spurs.

[Diego.]

GRANDE MANUUUUUUUUU!!!!

Como se sufrio, por dios....

Como espectador "estadounidense" (me segui todas las transmiciones por ABC) tengo cositas para reflexionar:

Gran final entre dos equipazos....Todo el merito para los Spurs que le ganaron justamente al 2do mejor equipo de la liga.

El lobby que se hizo para que Duncan fuese MVP fue grotesco....habia escrito unas cuantas cosas que vi durante la transmicion pero pensandolo bien, que se metan el premio de MVP en el orto....los abucheos que se escucharon en el estadio fueron clarisimos...asi que ya esta...para mi tendria que haber sido compartido (MVP de las finales es eso...de los 7 partidos, no de uno solo y no creo que TIM haya tenido una gran serie (para mi fue regular) o a la sumo no mas que Manu)

Mañana me planto en frente de la White House para pedir ya mismo el ROBERT HORRY'S NATIONAL MONUMENT....que huevosssssssss este tipo!!

El ultimo parrafo me lo guardo para mi jugador favirito...si, ...a vos mi querido Tony Parker...PECHO FRIO....Franchute ladron...sos individualista...no sabes armar ofensivas....no sabes tirar libres...ni hablar de triples....te borraste (una vez mas y van...) cuando las papas queman...que facil te ganas la plata, por dios...Te juro que como te putee la ultima vez que viniste al MCI Center la proxima que vengas va a ser peor...23 años...4 temporadas en la NBA ...y todavia hay que escuchar que "tiene que madurar"....ay ay ay....

Bue, me voy a dormir que es tarde...

GO SPURS GO

GO OBI WAN GINOBILI GO!!!

[Diego.]

Recien sacadito del horno....no tengo tiempo de traducir asi que sorry a los que no entienden ingles...igual creo que las  dos partes que pongo en negrita son bastante claras,no?
Saludos

The people's MVP: Ginobili caps dream season with big Game 7
By Greg Beacham
ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN ANTONIO – Manu Ginobili had the ball in his hands on nearly every possession late in the San Antonio Spurs' biggest game of the season – and he didn't drop it once.
The freewheeling forward from Bahia Blanca, Argentina, capped an amazing five-year run at almost every level of elite basketball with an outstanding performance in the fourth quarter of Game 7 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.

Ginobili scored 23 points in the San Antonio Spurs' 81-74 victory, ending his breakthrough playoff series with another impressive game. He scored 11 points in the fourth period, including six in the final minute, and didn't make a turnover as the Spurs held off one last charge by the Detroit Pistons.

At the final buzzer, all the Spurs seemed to be trying to hug Ginobili, who raced across the court and pointed at his family in the stands. He averaged 18.7 points per game in the series, and the few basketball fans who didn't know his scintillating game got a look at Ginobili's best.

Though Tim Duncan was voted the series MVP, there was little doubt Ginobili was the people's choice. The San Antonio crowd chanted "Manu! Manu!" when commissioner David Stern prepared to present the trophy, and there was scattered booing when Duncan's name was about to be announced.

Ginobili has done little wrong in his sport since 2001, when he won the first of two straight championships in the top Italian league. He won his first NBA title as a rookie reserve with the Spurs in 2003.

He then led Argentina to a gold medal in the Athens Olympics, forever endearing himself to his nation – and every nation whose fans disliked the American dominance of the event.

With the Spurs nursing a lead in the final minutes of the NBA season, Ginobili clearly wasn't intimidated by the stage. With the shot clock winding down with 2:57 to play, he hit a 3-pointer from the right wing and ran back upcourt with both fists clenched.

The crowd exploded when Ginobili scored on a driving layup with 35 seconds left. He then hit two free throws with 22 seconds left, earning a big hug from Tim Duncan – and two more with 7 seconds to play.

When the buzzer sounded and confetti fell, reserve Sean Marks picked up Ginobili in a reverse bear hug, and he flailed his arms and legs with childlike excitement.

The fans simply love Ginobili, who has become a particular favorite among the vast Hispanic and Latino communities of San Antonio.

Ginobili is more than a heartthrob. He's a leading icon of Stern's urgent move to globalize the league. With his good looks, flashy game and flashier jewelry, it won't be surprising if Ginobili soon is among the most recognized athletes in the world.

Ginobili put on a show in the first two games of the finals, scoring 53 points and wowing the crowd with countless daredevil drives.

But the Pistons wised up when the series moved back to the Detroit suburbs, using several defenders to limit his charges to the basket. Ginobili also bruised his leg early in Game 3, and though he claimed the injury wouldn't limit him, he wasn't the same player in the middle three games.

Ginobili was revived back at home in Game 6 with 21 points and 10 rebounds, also playing superb defense

[Txiki]

lástima


feliciidades a ls spurs

[Lebron J]

una pena para los pistons, otro año será

Manu MVP y no tim