Should The Heat send Ginobili a ring?

I know he helped them win at least 2 games.

Yes.

Manu's best days are way behind him. But I won't ever throw him under the bus. Pop putting Tim on the bench in Game 6 is the error which is unforgiveable in my mind. And he did it twice!!!!!!

Pop ought to get a ring too. Many questionable substitution issues. He should have pulled the plug on Danny Green at the half. Green looked like a deer in the headlights.

Manu shoulda been pulled early last night

Manu did the same mistake in game 6 and 7. It would have been over in 6! All they need is one of two rebounds!

Its funny how we love Manu when he's making plays and having a great game and hate his ass when he makes critical mistakes which result in loses, remember we may not have but one title if it wasn't for him.

spurs get two kind of Manu, the good and the bad Manu. good- man he can make things happen! Bad - howeee just like the last two games.

PL10 I agree BUT this was the FINALS so you bring your A-game as there really is no tomorrow.

Manu had a terrible palyoffs, we all know that. Bottom line is Spurs "choked" in game 6, with 28 secods to go, they failed to go for the jugular and instead relaxed, thus game 7. They need to develope a killer instinct, when they're down, you don't let up until they stop breathing. What they needed was a worrior mind set, defense, pressure until the final buzzer. Both Duncan and Diaw needed to be on the floor at that point, get the rebound, nunber five banner is being hoisted up at the AT&T center, end of story.

Absolutely. He was the Heat's best player.

i am happy to have witnessed one of the all time great Finals series-wish the Spurs had won, but you can just as easily say the Spurs didn't lose it, the Heat won it-give credit where it is due-every sport is a game of inches-just ask romo about that fumbled extra point-i am excited to see our young guys develop-GO SPURS GO!

Its funny how we love Manu when he's making plays and having a great game and hate his ass when he makes critical mistakes which result in loses, remember we may not have but one title if it wasn't for him. Originally Posted by Puzzeluver10

Or, can we count the one where he fouled Dirk? He used to be high risk high reward, now almost no reward.

Bottom line is the Spurs lost as a team and you can blame who ever you want but I love my Spurs and hope they can continue to win consistently and keep the young nucleus together and add key pieces like another good backup for Tony or another defensive big man next to Duncan and who knows, maybe we'll have another shot.