SF 49ers Fumble away 2012 NFC Championship NY Giants Win

SF 49ers Kyle Williams, filling in for Ted Ginn Jr., fumbled the game away in the NFL 2012 NFC Championship Game.

The calls seemed to go against the 49ers Sunday making it an especially tough loss, with a trip to the NFL Super Bowl on the line.

On any given Sunday, one play here or there, is the difference between winning and losing – between living and dying.

Congratulations to the NY Giants. To the Victor goes the Super Bowl spoils.

The New York Giants are the 2012 NFC Champions after a hard fought victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

The NFL playoffs are done. All thats left is a SuperBowl rematch of the G-men vs the Pats on Feb 5.

The Vegas Super Bowl line is up already. Pats -3, Total 55.5 I’m betting Giants ML +140. Who else wants to make 140% interest?

On this team, we fight for that inch.

2010 NBA Finals Champions Los Angeles Lakers TEAM fight for that inch

The Los Angeles Lakers as a TEAM won a hard fought, physical 2010 NBA Finals over their arch-rival Boston Celtics in the deciding game 7. Derek Fisher inspired his teammates with his “12 minute” speech and hit a key 3 pointer to tie the game at 64. A thirty point, fourth quarter Lakers explosion in the final 12 minutes, carried the team to victory. 

Pau Gasol was money; huge on offense and defense. A relaxed Ron Artest stepped up and hit a key 3 pointer with 1 minute left in the game. Kobe Bryant playing injured and double-teamed all night had 15  rebounds and hit key free throws with the game in the balance.

Fish’s speech went something like this:

” It all comes down to today. Either we heal as a team, or we’re going to crumble. Inch by inch, play by play, til we’re finished. One inch at a time. Life’s this game of inches – so is basketball. The inches we need are everywhere around us. They’re in every break of the game – every minute, every second.

On this team, we fight for that inch. On this team, we tear everyone around us to pieces for that inch. Because we know when we add up all those inches, that’s going to make the difference between winning and losing – between living and dying!

I tell ya this. In any fight, it’s the guy who’s willing to die, who’s going to win that inch. That’s basketball guys, that’s all it is. Now what are you going to do? “