Post questions here:
http://www.sacbee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7
I'm sure some of you can come up with some good ones....
http://www.sacbee.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7
I'm sure some of you can come up with some good ones....
AV chat at 11am 4/7/06
- Thread starter Warhawk
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Eh, I submitted one asking who she will start ripping on next year with Chris gone and if Rick doesn't return. I also asked who will be the target of her affections now that the powerful small forward with rippling muscles is gone. I doubt they'll use it, but what the heck....
loopymitch
All-Star
She did answer it, well kinda
Fear the Putin
Starter
yea yea!!
i got my question posted and mrs.voisin answered it, lol
Hey Voisin,
Is there any chance we can beat the Spurs in the first round if we played the way we did on Wednesday?
-Alex
Los Angeles, CA
Hello, Alex,
You saw the game. The Kings have some weapons, and when they defend, they can play with anyone. Of course the Spurs are favored. But keep in mind that Tim Duncan is less than 100 percent healthy because he has plantar fasciitis in one foot, Manu Ginobili has been battling ankle injuries, Nick Van Exel has been limited, and their center position has been erratic.
So the Spurs are certainly more vulnerable at this time than a year ago.
That said, you know Popovich will have them ready, that defensively they will be sharp and committed, and that Duncan invariably will play through pain and emerge, as he always does.
Stilll .... ya never know. Injuries cost teams series all the time. It should be interesting, provided the Kings move the ball play to their potential defensively.
Best,
Ailene
I feel honored, lol
i got my question posted and mrs.voisin answered it, lol
Hey Voisin,
Is there any chance we can beat the Spurs in the first round if we played the way we did on Wednesday?
-Alex
Los Angeles, CA
Hello, Alex,
You saw the game. The Kings have some weapons, and when they defend, they can play with anyone. Of course the Spurs are favored. But keep in mind that Tim Duncan is less than 100 percent healthy because he has plantar fasciitis in one foot, Manu Ginobili has been battling ankle injuries, Nick Van Exel has been limited, and their center position has been erratic.
So the Spurs are certainly more vulnerable at this time than a year ago.
That said, you know Popovich will have them ready, that defensively they will be sharp and committed, and that Duncan invariably will play through pain and emerge, as he always does.
Stilll .... ya never know. Injuries cost teams series all the time. It should be interesting, provided the Kings move the ball play to their potential defensively.
Best,
Ailene
I feel honored, lolSimilar threads
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