Re: Wanna talk finals?

[Dan Forant <dforant1@nycap.rr.com>]

I can't understand how the Pacer's won a game. They are so outclassed in
talent it's unreal. The Pacer's miss Mullin more than anything. If this
Laker team stays together, no one is going to challenge them for years to
come. Larry did his thing and got the Pacer's to the dance, now I hope they
can leave gracefully. I always watch these games with the sound off except
for the occasional play where some insight is needed. Watching the Pacer's
the best in the East, shows we have a long way to go, but I think If Rikky
makes some moves, we can improve dramatically to the playoffs. 

Back to the Golf Course
Dan

At 10:25 AM 6/15/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I'll never understand how the Pacers blew that game. They couldn't stop
>Kobe "Gimpy" Bryant? Come on!! With Shaq out of the game and Kobe playing
>on a bum ankle, there is no excuse. Why go for the three at the end? Why
>not the 2 to tie and continue into another OT with no Shaq and a hurt Kobe?
>The odds would have been with the Pacers. I don't get it. 
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>Doug Collins AND Bob "I love Kobe" Costas both bug me. I could call a
>better game. Costas just loves to say Kobe's name and Collins blather is
>annoying and senseless. You are correct about his post-play
>analysis....give me more Bizarro Bill Walton any day.
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>Theresa
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>>As an aside, I can't stand Doug Collins. Didn't like
>>him as a player (of course, 76ers), didn't think he
>>was good as a coach (couldn't make it out of the East
>>with Jordan, and to a much lesser extent with Hill)
>>and now he bothers me as announcer. While he is
>>annoying to listen to, he sounds very knowledgable
>>after a play is made, but rarely makes points
>>beforehand. Saying leaving Kobe in was a shocker, to
>>me was a no brainer. Letting Smits rot on the bench in
>>the most important game in Pacer history at home was
>>the shocker.
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