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Flip Murray's Dunk In, On, and Over Kirk Hinrich's Face
Published 5/13/2007 by Brett Edwards at FanHouse
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The Debriefing: It's Time to Take the Skirts Off, Suns
Published 5/14/2007 by mjd at FanHouse
... If Tim Duncan openly laughing at the "physical" nature of your game doesn't hurt your pride, Phoenix Suns, then I don't know what to tell you. A man barely capable of human emotion thinks your masculinity is a joke. As fantastic as the Warriors/Mavericks opening round series was, Spurs/Suns has a chance to eclipse it. To start with, they're better teams playing a higher level of basketball. More importantly, though, there's that playoff familiarity; the sort of mutual contempt that only builds up through multiple years of playoff competition. By now, Amare Stoudamire and Tim Duncan are intimately familiar with each others' body odor, chest hair, and dental work. They might respect each other, but they also make each other sick. It's that dislike, that ability to get under an opponent's skin and push them around, that helps make playoff basketball so fantastic. Unfortunately for the Suns, it's also what's about to send them home early, because they're not nearly as good at it as the Sp

Did Kirk Hinrich Go Below the Belt on Flip Murray?
Published 5/14/2007 by Matt Watson at FanHouse