Wednesday, May 17, 2006

ESPN poll: 49 states want Hornets over Spurs


In a recent SportsNation poll, ESPN asked America who they would rather see in the Western Conference Finals: the Hornets or the Spurs. 49 of the 50 states voted for the Hornets, leaving Texas -- where the Spurs play -- as the exception. And by the way, 47% of the Texans voted that they'd rather see the Hornets.

Let's face it, there are many reasons to hate the San Antonio Spurs. Manu Ginobili is an incredible flopper and argues every call, just like Tim Duncan and Kurt Thomas. Every Tony Parker reference is immediately followed by a shot of Eva Longoria. The games they play are boring and uninteresting (hell, just look at the first six games of this series) unless they play an exciting team like Phoenix. And finally, they've won it already. Four times to be exact.

America has had enough of the Spurs. It's time to let another more interesting, more exciting team into the Finals. Let's hope three days rest will be enough for David West. Even if you hate the Hornets, root for New Orleans as a fan of basketball. A Spurs-less NBA Finals is assured to be watchable.

3 comments:

King Coby said...

"Let someone else into the finals"?????? How laughable I guess the Defending NBA Champions should buy thier tickets for em too? what an idiot. The Spurs are a superior team and will prevail on monday. So long CP3 lol

Ray on Monday, May 19, 2008 2:56:00 PM PDT said...

People who call the Spurs boring have zero basketball credibility. Parker and Manu put on some of best shows in the NBA, right up there with Paul/West, Nash/Amare and Kobe. And Oberto and Duncan can put on a big man passing clinic. Personally, I hope 49 states and 47% of Texas are disappointed Monday night.

Neros on Tuesday, May 20, 2008 3:44:00 PM PDT said...

I never said the Spurs were boring, I said the games they play are boring. Unless you thought that Pistons-Spurs series was riveting, and if you do, I can mail you a can of paint to stare at for 2 and a half hours -- it's just as exciting.

But you can take solace that your team has once again disappointed America.

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