Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan?

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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#101 » by Bakuto » Sun Jul 16, 2017 2:47 pm

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Is that an issue?


I wouldn't say it's an issue, it's just that a lot of people believe that if you're a fan of a team - that team is your only team.

My friend is the same. He's a Jays fan but is also a Dodgers "fan". I don't like it because it seems that he's only an LAD fan when Toronto isn't winning.

Not sure if it's the same for you but it's just not a common practice for the die-hards.



I like my own teams, I just think being a die hard fan doesn't give me reason to knock a casual fan or someone who likes multiple teams. At the end of the day it doesn't ruin my quality of life


That's fine, no one has said otherwise.

It's just that those who choose to stick to one team are the ones who don't really have anything else to fall back on. Therefore they're more experienced with going through the thick and thin of their beloved team.

Die-hards will always knock multi-team fans because of that and that is quite fair, imo.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#102 » by sunskerr » Sun Jul 16, 2017 3:37 pm

The Artest put back in the 2010 WCF game 5. Never watched the replay, never will. Jason Richardson banks in a 3 to complete the amazing comeback and I just want time to stop right there.

In the same series after the game 6 loss, Steve Nash crying in the locker room.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#103 » by LookToShoot » Sun Jul 16, 2017 3:38 pm

Every loss to Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.
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Post#104 » by NeoWarriors » Sun Jul 16, 2017 4:40 pm

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Mr. E wrote:Oilers/Bills 1993

scarred my childhood


I was a huge Warren Moon fan and hate Dallas. That pissed me off. I knew the Bills would just choke against Dallas and wanted Moon to get his shot.

I remember watching a Monday night football game after Minnesota had replaced Warren Moon with Brad Johnson. Somebody in the stands had a sign that said "You've seen our Moon now check out our Johnson". Lol

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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#105 » by PDX MM » Sun Jul 16, 2017 4:47 pm

Game 7 2000 WCF
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#106 » by Ancalagon » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:06 pm

Game 6 1998 Finals
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#107 » by Papi_swav » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:28 pm

Game 7 in 2013 playoffs against the Bulls, we were up by double digits and CJ Watson stole the ball and missed a wide open fast break dunk ! Went all down hill from here *crying face*
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#108 » by britblazerdude » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:30 pm

Game 7 NBA WC Finals 2000. 8 year old boy in San Diego surrounded by Laker fans with my dad wearing a shirt that said "Beat LA." Traumatic. Game is still on highlight reels all the time.

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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#109 » by Ice Trae » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:32 pm

Every Hawk loss against Lebron James in the playoffs. 0-12 against LeBron in the playoffs, with each loss being a damn blowout. Absolutely deflating to see your favorite team just get whooped by LeBron every. single. time.

In fact I can only think of one game off the top of my head where we actually had a chance to win against him

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2009 ECSF

ATL 72 / CLE 99
ATL 85 / CLE 105
CLE 97 / ATL 82
CLE 84 / ATL 74

2015 ECF

CLE 97 / ATL 89
CLE 94 / ATL 82
ATL 111 / CLE 114
ATL 88 / CLE 118

2016 ECSF

ATL 93 / CLE 104
ATL 98 / CLE 128
CLE 121 / ATL 108
CLE 100 / ATL 99
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#110 » by flip_sanchez » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:38 pm

1999 playoffs. game 5. heat lost to the knicks.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#111 » by JJ_PR » Sun Jul 16, 2017 5:42 pm

Augusto61 wrote:Game 6 vs Pacers 2013. Melo got blocked by a 7-2 dude who once went 0pts 0reb in a game and then it was all over. Sad ending for the greatest team in NBA history


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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#112 » by Cyrusman122000 » Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:38 pm

Slim Charlez wrote:Game 6 2013 finals. I watched the game from a hospital bed which made it 10x worse


I can't even imagine how hard that was damn. I was beyond sick to my stomach and in a state of depression and just in my living room
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#113 » by JGOJustin » Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:43 pm

This will be great.

Game 6 Hou at LAC
- I was working for the Clippers, so I was there and have access to everywhere in the arena. We all clocked out towards the end of the 3rd quarter. As we departed, everyone told each other "See y'all game 3 against GSW" and everyone was so happy that we were going to go to the WCF that instead of leaving, we stayed to celebrate even though it was a blowout. We were up 20 at the time. We go down to the tunnel to watch the 4th quarter and that was the most heartbreaking moment in my life in regards to sports. There's more to the story but overall just sad. We were never the same after Game 6. The CP3 era ended that 4th quarter. Need it's own 30for30.

Ending of game 5 against OKC 2014
- Should of been up 3-2 against OKC with 2 chances to win one more game and instead complete chaos happens and CP does the most uncharacteristic nutjob I've ever seen. Never seen anything like it. Heartbreaking.

-Memphis, 2013 playoffs
Blake Griffin essentially breaking his ankle in PRACTICE in the middle of the first round. Didn't win another game.

-CP and Blake game 4 in portland
That one night in portland. Season ending injuries to both your franchise players in the middle of a damn playoff series. I was numb to the pain by this point though.

CP hamstring vs SAS game 7
- We won this game, but my god...your star PG pulling his hamstring in the middle of a GAME 7. Went on to affect them the next series...

Raja Bell 3 pointer over daniel ewing in 06
- Mike Dunleavy subbing in Daniel Ewing will never be forgotten by me. This moment hurt. We were so close.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#114 » by Tzar » Sun Jul 16, 2017 9:50 pm

For me it was the 2004 NBA Finals, game 3. It was at about half time when I came to the bitter conclusion that the Lakers were not going to win that series.

I still get shook when I hear "D-E-T-R-O-I-T Basketball"
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#115 » by Fencer reregistered » Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:00 pm

Magic's "junior, junior skyhook", after the Lakers only got the ball due to a botched call by the ref, which in turn only could have happened due to a missed FT.
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Post#116 » by KnIcKsYaNkSmEtS1127 » Sun Jul 16, 2017 10:49 pm

Charles Smith missing lay ups and John Starks have the worst game of his life.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#117 » by stopstandthere » Sun Jul 16, 2017 11:43 pm

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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#118 » by Romeiro Celtic » Sun Jul 16, 2017 11:57 pm

First Step wrote:Raptors haven't played in too many big games in their existence to really have a game that stands out... Maybe Game 7 against the Sixers, where Vince missed the game winner.


Or maybe Kobe's 81 point game. I'm sure a lot of raptors fan hated that game
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#119 » by First Step » Mon Jul 17, 2017 12:00 am

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First Step wrote:Raptors haven't played in too many big games in their existence to really have a game that stands out... Maybe Game 7 against the Sixers, where Vince missed the game winner.


Or maybe Kobe's 81 point game. I'm sure a lot of raptors fan hated that game

Honestly, I enjoyed that performance. Raptors were a lottery team... Probably felt a lot worse to have Devin Booker score 70 on you.
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Re: Most painful loss you've experienced as a fan? 

Post#120 » by JordansBulls » Mon Jul 17, 2017 12:03 am

As a Tmac fan game 7 2007 vs the Jazz
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