lol

[Rodmantheman]

[L8kersfan222]

taking a shit on bran's legacy?

[Foster5k]

If they keep this up, they'll give people a reason to hate them.

Win with class.

[DMV2]

I don't get it, what's so disrespectful about it?

Is it a soccer reference? I don't watch soccer.

[moe94]

Why do they always do this pose? What does it mean?

[T_L_P]

[smoovegittar]

LOVE IT!! They've earned it.

[JimmyMcAdocious]

I don't get it.

[SouBeachTalents]

If Heat players did this after a title people would be dissing them and talking mad shlt

[buddha]

[buddha]

If Heat players did this after a title people would be dissing them and talking mad shlt

The Spurs are the good guys. Good guys are allowed to be *****.

[Akrazotile]

Is that Turiaf???

[Macho Grande]

If Heat players did this after a title people would be dissing them and talking mad shlt

lol. Just stop.

Spurs players have been doing this pose for months now. They've even gotten players from other teams involved after games. They call it frogging.

[r0drig0lac]

If they keep this up, they'll give people a reason to hate them.

Win with class.

what they are doing wrong exactly?

[Macho Grande]

http://msn.foxsports.com/southwest/s...rogging-042114

The San Antonio Spurs introduced the world to "frogging" last month, but there wasn't much explanation at the time why they started doing it.
Spurs guard Patty Mills and forward Boris Diaw provided a history lesson last week of the pose that's catching on with fans.
"We always used to go to lunch, dinners on the road and we're bored," Diaw told Spurs.com. "We always take photos after dinner, and we get a souvenir in the city that we're in."
But a simple smile and say cheese for a picture isn't good enough.
"We can never take normal photos," Mills said. "We've always got to make some sort of face."