Change In Venue Brings Change In Attitude

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TheSportsGuru TheSportsGuru posted 6/12/2007 from www.fearthesword.com [flag]
I’ll be the first to admit it. I have been tough on the giys after two lackluster performances in Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Finals. They haven’t played well and we all know it. Give credit to the Spurs as well who did exactly what they needed to do in holding serve at home. They have played nearly flawless basketball for the most part of the last 96 minutes of game action. As bad as it was... [link]

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