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He was actually one of my favorite players on that squad. He might've been one of the best defensive bigmen in the NBA that season...What a shame that the guy just couldn't stay healthy.
tbh, the one year he was healthy we won a le..."If Tiago is healthy".
Good one.
He was actually one of my favorite players on that squad. He might've been one of the best defensive bigmen in the NBA that season...What a shame that the guy just couldn't stay healthy.
the big glasszillian
Yep. Agree. For the right price definitely want him back.
sounds like a non taxpayer mid level guy.
Splitter on the minimum as a 3rd string would be great.
His injuries demand he not be paid more or counted on.
But 3rd string minimum should be something he can handle.
he might be capped out at 10-15 minutes a night though. maybe he could split time with Milutinov should he come. His last game with Philly he played 22 minutes, scored 12 points and had 5 boards. Not bad. His last injuries were with the calf and hamstring since his hip surgery last year. Could definitely work as a 3rd string big.
Hold on now, you know we have to clear cap space before landing that big fish
you're right. We need to use the rest of it to resign Pau to a four year deal.
rajon. don't even think about it PATFO.
spurs are cheap and the only way pop would be under pressure is if kawhi was thinking about bolting.
it's early and the spurs have time to make moves but... the forecast isn't looking great imo. let's see what happens...
Just listened to the Open Floor SI podcast and the concensus is that the Spurs likely won't do much. Between being boxed in by TP and Gasol contracts while being hamstrung by Aldridge who no one wants, there's just not much they can do.
that's why i'm worried about the season.
spurs need to clear space to sign tucker... and the frontcourt currently consists of someone who doesn't even wanna be here
-pop won't feel pressure from the organization
-pop won't feel pressure from the media (especially the local media)
-pop won't feel pressure from fans because too many of you are okay with parker/his contract being on the books
Pretty sure it's Kyle working out with Russ (UCLA ties) and AD in LA, then he'll work out with Kawhi and possibly Murray later in the summer in San Diego.
that's exactly what i've been saying recently.
Yet you want Rubio who also shot 40% from the field?
Sadly Not much they can do I guess
How can we get Rubio ? Cap space or trading LMA or Green ?
Chris Singleton had huge season in Euroleague. Led his team in scoring, rebounds, blocks and steals. Shot 46percent from 3. Can guard all5 positions.
I said a couple of days ago that I was interested in him. Someone else brought him up and said there were a couple of NBA teams looking at him. I was kind of hoping that one of them was the Spurs.
I assume if Spurs fails to trade LMA, and fails get two top free agents - point guard and big, just let it go. Let Kawhi stat padd, get his MVP, check if Anderson, Murray and Parker could play big minutes, and then with almost 50 mil in cap space, when LMA bolts, and Green choose to opt out and sign longer deal, try to get FA then - guys like Avery Bradley, Covington will be available, but UFA will be so strong. LeBron, Wall, Paul George, Favors, Westbrook, Carmelo, Boogie.
I guess this could be good. This years teams with cap space will spend it on lower level all-start - Griffin, Lowry, Holliday, Hill, Millsap, Hayward. While most teams will spend this year, there is a big chance, that Spurs will be the only top team with cap space, to form yet another super team. I assume that Boston, Minnesota, Cavs, Warriors, Rockets will not have cap space. That leaves Spurs and probably Lakers with cap space, to form next big team.
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