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Game 1: Brooklyn Nets 94 - Toronto Raptors 87 (Nets 1-0)
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I took this roughly 45 minutes before tip off. You can see on the left where they're funnelling people trying to get into the stadium through that real sports building, the rest is all people there to watch. Again, that's 45 minutes before tip-off, I can only imagine how big it got by the end.
I can definitely vouch for the crowd inside though. It started with booing the Nets coming out of the tunnel and was consistent through the whole night. They booed the hell out of D-Will when he flopped, they got on KG over and over, and I would have hated to have been an NBA official working that game. Very loud, very supportive, and hung on every play.
edit: can't seem to upload photo, trying
Last edited by Lark Benson; Sat Apr 19, 2014, 09:45 PM.
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Lark Benson wrote: View PostI took this roughly 45 minutes before tip off. You can see on the left where they're funnelling people trying to get into the stadium through that real sports building, the rest is all people there to watch. Again, that's 45 minutes before tip-off, I can only imagine how big it got by the end.
I can definitely vouch for the crowd inside though. It started with booing the Nets coming out of the tunnel and was consistent through the whole night. They booed the hell out of D-Will when he flopped, they got on KG over and over, and I would have hated to have been an NBA official working that game. Very loud, very supportive, and hung on every play.
edit: can't seem to upload photo, tryingI'm back. I no longer worship joe johnson
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Asked if the profanity represented his feelings about the Nets, who have been accused of tanking in order to face Toronto in the first round, Ujiri said: "You know how I feel. I don't like them, but I apologize."
Raptors coach Dwane Casey said he had no problem with Ujiri's colorful language.
"It doesn't offend me whatsoever," Casey said after the Nets won 94-87 in Game 1. "That's Masai. That's why our team plays like that. He's a fiery guy. That should represent how we feel."
Toronto guard Kyle Lowry echoed his coach's sentiments.
"(Ujiri) is a very passionate guy," Lowry said. "He believes in what we have and what we're doing."
Nets coach Jason Kidd, meanwhile, claimed not to have heard about either the controversial comments or Ujiri.
"I don't even know who the GM is," Kidd said.
Kyle and Casey knew what hey were talking bout
Bold 2: just fuck off Kidd no one likes youWhat they got to say now? Nothing they can say now. Mobbin' on the low. Winnin' on the lowThe city embraced me, made me feel at home. The only difference [between Compton and Toronto] for me is the cold. -DeMarNo Where Near the South Side #WeTheNorth
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Bendit wrote: View PostOh ok. Bad guess. Unlike Texas, we do things in a "big" way here
We havent been to the playoffs in a looong time...(thats playoffs not the Finals like you guys do hohum).
Well for the spurs, this is probably their last run. We want just to give timmy one more ring before he goes.. I live in Los angeles by the way lol. I can't stand the lakers fans >.< and the clippers fans lol. I also don't hate on lakers and clippers. I remember in 2012, i went to the playoffs clippers vs spurs game 4, it was my birthday. Every clippers fans in the arena were wearing red, and im wearing red shirt too but im a spurs fan lol. It's so funny and awkward at the same time, when spurs made a shot, im the only in the stand with red shirt standing and cheering. After the game, So many clippers fans were cursing at me. But it didn't affect me because i was happy that spurs won that game
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respect from pacers fans:
Quote Originally Posted by dal9
you can't seriously blame the fans for not being loud (talking about silence from pacers crowd)
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i can and I will. I know many will disagree, but if you saw what the Toronto fans did today, you know what it is to give your team the home court advantage. A lot of failures out there tonight not limited to the players.
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OldSkoolCool wrote: View PostAlso I am feeling that this series is going to be a breakout series for Ross. His shooting and defense could turn some heads, especially if he shuts down someone like DWill like he did today.
And Ross wasn't even guarding DWill that much today... let alone enough to say he 'shut him down'. In my opinion anyway.
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It's okay, guys! Just like the fans, I'm sure the players were nervous and excited all at once. To be honest, as a fan, I'm not so nervous about game 2 as I was about game 1
I'm sure the boys can relate as well. On the plus side, think about it, we only lost by 6 when our all-star, Amir, and Ross were having a bad game. These boys have a lot more gas in their tanks - Brooklyn, you've been warned
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SpursFanAmbassador wrote: View PostBy the way, anyone remembers the crowd ranting " Bullsh*t, Bullsh*t, Bullsh*t". The espn commentators were just speechless lol.
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