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Se vabbè, qui volano più gufi che in un bosco a mezzanotte! :pLukavitt wrote: Ed è la cosa che infatti mi terrorizza...per me la serie non è ancora chiusa e una rimonta Dallas non è assolutamente impossibile
dNow wrote: Se vabbè, qui volano più gufi che in un bosco a mezzanotte! :p
E' quello che stavo pensando anche iosphincs wrote: dai su non fare il timido! questi spurs non le perdono 3 di fila.
siete già al turno successivo!
Let's bring Avery back!!Vitor #41 wrote: Midseason arrivals Caron Butler and free agent-to-be Brendan Haywood just haven't clicked, which will soon force Mavs management to weigh whether that would change if they're given more time or if the fits just aren't right, no matter how promising they seemed during a 13-game winning streak that is an increasingly distant memory.
One source with knowledge of the Mavericks' thinking conceded that an early exit, furthermore, would only increase the likelihood that they will pursue another roster shakeup this summer, through sign-and-trade bids for marquee free agents.
There is also the small matter of Nowitzki's own future to clarify, as he is eligible for an extension through the end of June and can still opt out of his contract to become a free agent July 1, even though Nowitzki has consistently said he hopes to retire as a Mav. Increasing heat on coach Rick Carlisle is another potential issue, with Carlisle possibly facing more win-now pressure than any playoff coach aside from Cleveland's Mike Brown or Atlanta's Mike Woodson.
One source insisted over the weekend that a first-round exit would not threaten Carlisle's job, just two years into a four-year deal that pays more than $4 million annually and with one year still remaining on Avery Johnson's contract. Yet no one is quite sure how much Mavs owner Mark Cuban will be looking to change if his team can't at least rise out of a 3-1 deficit to drag this to seven games like the Spurs did in similar circumstances in 2006.
no no, quello ci manca!dNow wrote: Let's bring Avery back!!
macchè suicidio...al massimo ammazzo qualcuno dei Mavs :DVitor #41 wrote: Che gara Caronte
Vittoria che ci tiene in vita, ero abbastanza convinto che l'avremmo portata a casa. Noi non volevamo essere eliminati, loro non hanno lottato alla morte, preferendo far riposare un po' tutti. Nessuno Spurs sopra i 30 minuti di gioco, infatti.
Da segnalare il DNP di Dampier, ben sostituto da Haywood. L'ex Washington, in generale, sembra più motivato quando entra nello starting five
Vabbè, comunque gara6 sarà difficilissima e servirà un'impresa. Io dovrei stare in un posto tranquillo, nel mio piccolo paradiso, senza manco la connessione a internet, quindi non pensate ad un suicidio in caso di eliminazione
