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Yeah. It's over.
Spurs in 6.
We've been waiting for the "others" to step up all season but it just hasn't happened. I know it wasn't over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor but this just feels like it won't end well.
Yeah. It's over.
Spurs in 6.
Japs. I know you were in an adobe hut in the jungles of Central America, but it was the Japs.
It might be over for us if they had Tony Allen and Parsons, tbh.
Nope, but Spurs will lost against Houston.
It's definitely over beyond a doubt. Memphis has all the momentum and has the formula to beat the Spurs now. Leonard had to go straight God-Mode just to get it to overtime against a Memphis team which committed almost 25 turnovers.
When a low seeded team commits almost 25 turnovers, you blow them out. Not lose to them.
He's got alternative facts and his facts tell them it was the Germans ( the national SOCIALIST kind )!
"It's over and probably in 6"
:It's a movie quote, sheesh.
Calm down Hannah Baker
Yeah, I kept looking for signs of sarcasm, but I'm afraid they were serious.
This is ridiculous. What are we going to do? Road trip.
No one has seen animal house?
I got the reference, no worries
First 5 minutes of game will tell you whether this team has it in them or not. I knew they were toast against OKC when they came out flat and shook for G5 after surrendering an opportunity to take control of the series in Game 4 (remember Spurs had a double digit lead just before HT and wasted a 22-point performance from Parker that game)..
I would put nothing past this team and Pop at this point. Everyone but KL/Parker is ting the bed..
Last edited by spursistan; 04-23-2017 at 09:27 PM.
First 5 minutes of game will tell you whether this team has it in them or not. I knew they were toast against OKC when they came out flat and shook for G5 after surrendering an opportunity to take control of the series in Game 4 (remember Spurs had a double digit lead just before HT and wasted a 22-point performance from Parker that game
I would put nothing past this team and Pop at this point. Everyone but KL/Parker is ting the bed..
Obviously a lot of players aren't pulling their weight (coughManucough), but this seems kinda like a troll tweet.First 5 minutes of game will tell you whether this team has it in them or not. I knew they were toast against OKC when they came out flat and shook for G5 after surrendering an opportunity to take control of the series in Game 4 (remember Spurs had a double digit lead just before HT and wasted a 22-point performance from Parker that game
I would put nothing past this team and Pop at this point. Everyone but KL/Parker is ting the bed..
They are playing a hyper defensive team in the Grizzlies. Even playing well, they probably would score less than they normally do in an 82-game sample going against 20 out of 30 teams who are cupcakes.
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Spurs' Net Rating in Games 3 & 4 with Kawhi Leonard on the floor: +7.3 (74 mins).
When Kawhi was off the floor: -41.4 (27 mins)
Playing good defensive team lowers the average ppg. Playing at a slow pace lowers the average. Both together lowers the average. Troll tweet for the vanilla mainstream media fans.
I actually barely watched the Spurs this year because the backcourt is so ing old and woeful. I love manu and tony for their history but just off already lmao
Pop's too obsessed with guys who 'know the Spurs way' - even if they're a can shooter, passer, and so old and slow they can't open up any driving lanes, and teams just let them shoot up offbalance brick after ing brick.
Please for the love of all that is good in the world, get a backcourt with someone who can drive the lane and create threats at the basket, and play AT LEAST average defense. That's the ring right there.
In 2015 old ers were still passable. 2016 was a charity year. 2017 better be the LAST year because at this rate they're literally just gonna stick around until the Spurs are so old that their combined sluggishness will form a black hole that feeds on the potential of teammates and freezes them out so completely that the escape velocity exceeds the talent of Michael Jordan to escape.
I liked the old Pop. Pop in the early 2000s did things the right way. If a player didn't perform in the playoffs twice in a row, or come into the season out of shape (Jaren Jackson), he would get rid of them. If a player was done, Pop would call them into the office and tell them they're done and then send them on their way (Horry). If a player wasn't cutting it, or fitting in on court, then Pop would tell them their game doesn't mesh with the other players, what they had to do to improve to be able to stay in the league, and then send them on their way (Monty Williams).
I used a few of the more well known examples of players above that people may remember. I loved the way he used to do stuff back in the day. He's completely changed now, though, and maybe not for the better.
Last edited by Ice009; 04-24-2017 at 09:06 AM.
Young Pop was willing to let Robinson go in 01' if Chris Webber decided to come to San Antonio. He also told Avery to move on to Denver in summer of 01'. As Pop has gotten older, he's gotten softer with his players and it seems there's less urgency by his, " We are who we are. If we lose we lose, life will go on." type of mindset.
Pop is attached way too much to the players. He doesn't want to hurt their feelings now. He didn't have the job security like he does now.
If they don't start making some shots, it's most definetly over. Struggling against Memphis doesn't bode well with Houston and GS around the corner.
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