Hey! Update

The San Antonio Spurs are NBA Champions 2013-2014 as you may know, also Kawhi "Sugar K" Leonard is the finals MVP and he deserves it, the shy guy has a championship ring now, at 22. He is also the youngest finals MVP in NBA history.  Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, and Manu Ginobli have solidified their place in NBA history along with Hall of Fame coach Gregg Popovich  with many championship rings, Tim Duncan with five, Parker and Ginobli with their fourth.  They couldn't get there without a little help from their friends/teammates Danny Green 3-point master and blossoming floater scorer, Patty Mills off-the-bench star scoring a lot, Tiago Splitter the big man in the middle, and Boris Diaw pass master. The bench was great too with the likes of Corey Joseph and Aron Baynes, and other great players that I'm surely forgetting to mention. Update: I'm in Paraguay, South America and the internet is bad so if I don't post it's probably because of that. I also might cover the World Cup but we'll see, anyways thanks for all the support and have a nice week.
         --KSP--

Heat vs Spurs Finals Gm 4 analysis

Okay, so this game was almost the exact same as game 3 the spurs won in a blowout 107-86 and Kawhi "Sugar K" Leonard dominated once more and had another shy interview, seriously somebody should start a Kawhi Leonard fan club because this guy is an athletic freak as proved with this put-back slam. So anyways today we're doing something different let's pretend the Heat won in a blowout and everything else is opposite and see how things played out. At the start the Spurs committed so many sloppy turnovers and Kawhi didn't score in the game, neither did Danny Green who was not going ape with floaters, Patty Mills didn't score 14 points more than individually Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh, starting on the Heat. The Heat had 55 in the first half while the Spurs only had 36 not the other way around, also Dwayne Wade did not go M.I.A and did not go 3-13 instead he had 30 points and 6 rebounds not divided by 3. Chris Bosh also went ham with 24 points and 8 rebounds not divided by two, and also bench-warmer on the Heat James Jones did not score more than Bosh and Wade individually in 3 minutes psshhhh to think of that. Okay so if you're slow I'm lying the Heat got dominated LBJ did well and so did James Jones on the Heat, on the Spurs youngsters Green and Leonard provided high quality play Leonard with 20 Pts, 14 Reb, 3 Ast, 3 Stl, 3 Blk and Green with 9 pts he could've been better if he didn't commit that many fouls and if some heat players didn't flop. Tony Parker had 19pts, and 2ast pretty good, but Patty Mills did have 14pts and 2ast with a rebound. So the Spurs dominated once more, who will the next in San Antonio? Note: Gregg Popovich was asked in the postgame interviews who would be the Finals MVP and Pop just said "Next question" ahh good ol' Pop (I think it'll be Kawhi).
                                                                      --KSP--