There's No Seven Without Six

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Formality or Fatality?
Published 5/15/2008 by Michael (noreply@blogger.com) at San Antonio Spurs Dynasty
Game 5 recap, Game 6 preview...

10 Reasons To Believe
Published 5/15/2008 by Dingo (noreply@blogger.com) at San Antonio Spurs Dynasty
For the record, I believe that the Spurs will win tonight. I agree with Michael that the Spurs are "too good to lose to these guys in six." As for a game seven in New Orleans, I'm not so sure... I'd rather that the Spurs not be in this position, but it is what it is. ...

NBA Playoffs: Spurs Are Still Champs
Published 5/16/2008 by Chris at Intentional Foul
... Now we head back to New Orleans for Game 7, and if you’ve been watching, you already know how much each team has struggled on their away trips. Home team victories in the Spurs/Hornets series have been so lopsided, the average margin of victory is 13.5 points. Can we expect more of the same on Monday (MONDAY? The NBA is making fans wait until MONDAY to see this series decided? WTH kind of schedule is that?) or will the Spurs be the first road team to break through, keeping their hard-earned “World Champions” designation alive? ...

Spurs Fans in Competition With Utah Jazz Fans in 'Acting Shamefully' Category
Published 5/16/2008 by Matt Moore at FanHouse
... No. Of course we shouldn't. Those specific fans (note: not all Spurs fans, some were just as disgusted by the chant as anyone) chanted for a player who had just injured another player, and in doing so, have placed themselves among the elite in the running for "Classless Fans of the Year 2008." But in the end, we'll rationalize it however we feel is most comfortable. Horry will play in Game 7, West may not, and it's possible that as a result, the fans in San Antonio may have a chance to chant the name of a player that injures a Los Angeles Laker or Utah Jazz player instead. ...