it's a sweep!!

yahoo!!!

i'm as happy as jollibee!!

ny favorite team, Spurs, left a legacy in NBA.. Legacy at it's finest.. Hail to the Kings - the holy Trinity - Parker (loveyou!), Duncan (loveyou2) & Ginobili (loveyou3)...

too bad, coach Mike Brown can't lead LeBron and the Cavs to a win... not even one.. sorry LeBron.. i know how disappointed u may be.. ok lng yun! pwede pa next year.. right now, focus on your new son, Bryce.. congrats for being a daddy again..

to varejao & the rest of the cavs, it was good until it lasted.. sensya na.. tinapos na ng Spurs ang laban, para di na kyo mahirapan.. at sensya na rin, nagvi-victory kami sa homecourt nyo..

grabeh! i'm so ecstatic.. Parker, ur the man!!

The Spurs are the only team in the 4 major sports, to have won 4 titles in the last decade, surpassing the Lakers, Yankees and Patriots. Pretty extraordinary company they hold if you ask me! 3 titles in 5 years, 4 in the last 9. If that is not the defintion of a dynasty, I don't know what is. Simply put, they dominate the NBA on a year in year out basis. They are the oldest team in the NBA with 8 players over 30, but they are clearly also the best. I will start by naming my series MVP. Tony Parker was hands down, the most dominating player on the court at any time, in any game. He shot 57% for the series and tonight dropped 24 on a remarkable 10-13 shooting. Manu continues to explode at just the right time, every time. He threw down 27 and single handedly shut the door on the surging Cavs at the end. The man in the middle, Tim Duncan went for 12 and 16, but the numbers don't do the general justice. He directed his team to victory as he has done so since he was picked number 1 overall in 1997. Another point of interest is the fact that Robert Horry just won his 7th title with his 3rd team...

tuwang-tuwa talaga ako.. yiheee...

eto pa oh.. Finals MVP ang peborit ko.. William Anthony Parker!!!