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SinBAD
09-08-2010, 12:05 AM
You guys are over reacting!so what if scola played better today.Scola is slightly above average in the NBA.He is not a franchise player and will never be.He is in his prime right now and at 30 he probably has 2 more years to go.Splitter is 25!thats 9 years younger than Duncan, 5 younger than scola.By the time he's 30 he'll probably be better than scola.Spurs did the right move.In 2007 we didnt need scola.He wouldve helped now but I doubt he wouldve helped us in 2008, 2009 or 2010 win a ring.He's not a difference maker.
Splitter will be fine.This guy is so young.Give him a chance.

TinTin
09-08-2010, 12:11 AM
Crap I thought it was bump :(

Ditty
09-08-2010, 12:12 AM
7/10

And that's because I'm a splitter homer

Ditty
09-08-2010, 12:12 AM
7/10

And that's because I'm a splitter homer

EricB
09-08-2010, 12:57 AM
So what if he was?

What good does it do to bitch about losing scola? Constantly rehashing that horseshit does no good nor does it make any point.

Rockets have Scola, Spurs have Splitter. Period. end of story. Splitter looks to be a good player and will fit in darn well.

mabrignani
09-08-2010, 01:11 AM
actually today in the brazil vs argentina game
SCOLA>splitter

DJ Mbenga
09-08-2010, 01:26 AM
splitter and scola arent the same player. splitter will look to be sort of a poor mans chandler when he was with the hornets. set screens roll, layup and rebound.

Interrohater
09-08-2010, 02:28 AM
Now that's just stupid. If Splitter is a poor man's Chandler, then we're in trouble. You're insane if you think that Chandler could go to the European league and be considered their top player.

ezau
09-08-2010, 03:37 AM
LOL poor man's Chandler.

ynh
09-08-2010, 04:46 AM
Who gives a shit. Splitter, at best, is going to be a good role player. Not sure why anyone would think anything else.. unless of course he's on your team which is case in point here. Seriously you guys are majorly setting yourselves up for disapointment.

polandprzem
09-08-2010, 06:00 AM
foooo this thread

cd98
09-08-2010, 08:16 AM
Scola is impressive in international play. However, as a Spurs fan, I could care less about international play. I only care about the NBA and us winning.

Sure, Scola would have helped, but he was traded and that was that. But I'm not devestated like Cav fans when they lost Lebron. Scola is a fine NBA player, but he's no superstar. In fact, he's not even an all-star.

So while I think he would have been an excellent back-up to Tim Duncan and played well in the 15 or so minutes a game he averaged on the Spurs, I not heartbroken to see him put up decent numbers on a bad Rocket team that failed to make the playoffs.

TimmehC
09-08-2010, 08:40 AM
You lie. People on SpursTalk never overreact to anything, especially when it involves Scola.

TJastal
09-08-2010, 11:44 AM
I think it could be argued that losing Scola cost the spurs at least a championship if not two and cost them undisputed team of the decade honors as well as dynasty recognition that every spurs fan could have rubbed in the faces of the lakers and rest of league. Duncan and Scola would have been the most dominant front court in the league easily.

They basically had their cake right on the fork ready to eat but as they went to take a bite, they got a case of the nerves and let it wobble off.

What I don't understand is.....Manu wanted the talented Scola. Duncan was showing signs of slowing down and it was obvious he needed some help in the frontcourt. So the spurs go out and sign.. Matt Bonner?


Fuck. Fuck. Fuck.

rascal
09-10-2010, 01:40 PM
Who gives a shit. Splitter, at best, is going to be a good role player. Not sure why anyone would think anything else.. unless of course he's on your team which is case in point here. Seriously you guys are majorly setting yourselves up for disapointment.

Agree. Splitter will be a poster child for getting dunked on.

kaji157
09-10-2010, 09:28 PM
I don't think Splitter wil be a dissapointing, the thing is that some posters need him to be better than Scola so they can take that splinter of their heads.
They are different player, evendoe they both can play PF and C, Splitter is more a traditional C and Scola is a PF. That, of course, resembles in their game, as Scola is more offensive oriented and Splitter is clearly balanced.
By no means Splitter will be an allstar his first year, but i think we can very well a 9/6 player with 25 minutes on the court which is fine for me and will help a lot as he will for sure have an over .500 shooting percentage.

mystargtr34
09-10-2010, 11:20 PM
Marc Gasol has played pretty porrly (by his NBA standards) in all but maybe 2 or 3 games... so that should be some sort of comfort for Spur fans... its a completely different game.

Having said that.. Scola is still a bit of a stud :lol.. but just because he is putting up big numbers in these World Champs doesnt mean he is all of a sudden going to be some star in the NBA next season.. hes always been a superstar FIBA player - but his skillset/physical attributes only allow him to be a role player in the NBA - but a damn good one at that.

gospursgojas
09-10-2010, 11:25 PM
WHo the fuck is Splitter?

redzero
09-10-2010, 11:25 PM
Splitter is better? Well, is it too much to ask that the Spurs trade him to the Hornets for some cap relief? I'll have to look at the salaries, but a deal can be made.

Galileo
09-11-2010, 12:23 AM
You guys are over reacting!so what if scola played better today.Scola is slightly above average in the NBA.He is not a franchise player and will never be.

Scola post all-star game last season:

31 games
18.7 points/game
8.9 rebounds/game
.519 FG%
.808 FT%
14 double-doubles
10 20-10 games

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/scolalu01/splits/2010/

These are all-star numbers.

Rick Von Braun
09-11-2010, 07:44 AM
Scola post all-star game last season:

31 games
18.7 points/game
8.9 rebounds/game
.519 FG%
.808 FT%
14 double-doubles
10 20-10 games

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/scolalu01/splits/2010/

These are all-star numbers.

/thread

benefactor
09-11-2010, 08:18 AM
Scola post all-star game last season:

31 games
18.7 points/game
8.9 rebounds/game
.519 FG%
.808 FT%
14 double-doubles
10 20-10 games

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/scolalu01/splits/2010/

These are all-star numbers.
The Rockets were only two games above .500 and missed the playoffs. It's empty stats on a shitty team.

The Franchise
09-11-2010, 10:57 AM
The Rockets were only two games above .500 and missed the playoffs. It's empty stats on a shitty team.

:idiot

Mel_13
09-11-2010, 11:05 AM
Scola post all-star game last season:

31 games
18.7 points/game
8.9 rebounds/game
.519 FG%
.808 FT%
14 double-doubles
10 20-10 games

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/s/scolalu01/splits/2010/

These are all-star numbers.

Not on a team that went 15-16 in those 31 games and was effectively eliminated from the playoffs halfway through those games.

babyfederer
09-11-2010, 11:47 AM
Not on a team that went 15-16 in those 31 games and was effectively eliminated from the playoffs halfway through those games.

butt hurt spur fan :lol

Mel_13
09-11-2010, 11:53 AM
butt hurt spur fan :lol

Fact-resistant Rocket fan.

noob cake
09-11-2010, 12:03 PM
You guys are over reacting!so what if scola played better today.Scola is slightly above average in the NBA.He is not a franchise player and will never be.He is in his prime right now and at 30 he probably has 2 more years to go.Splitter is 25!thats 9 years younger than Duncan, 5 younger than scola.By the time he's 30 he'll probably be better than scola.Spurs did the right move.In 2007 we didnt need scola.He wouldve helped now but I doubt he wouldve helped us in 2008, 2009 or 2010 win a ring.He's not a difference maker.
Splitter will be fine.This guy is so young.Give him a chance.

~yup, with 450 players in the NBA. Scola is just barely above average, meaning he won't even crack the 150 spots for starters.

\GTFO homer

Indazone
09-11-2010, 12:21 PM
I fully expect Scola's stats to go down this year with Yao, Brooks, Martin, and Battier out there. Simply not enough shots to go around and scoring can come from any of the 5 positions. Defensively the team will be better with Yao clogging up the middle. But yeah...Scola sucks ballzzzzzzz!!!!! :LOL

kaji157
09-11-2010, 01:29 PM
I fully expect Scola's stats to go down this year with Yao, Brooks, Martin, and Battier out there. Simply not enough shots to go around and scoring can come from any of the 5 positions. Defensively the team will be better with Yao clogging up the middle. But yeah...Scola sucks ballzzzzzzz!!!!! :LOL

I do think that if te rox are smart enough and learnt the damage the fronting defense does to yao, both in his game and physically, they will increase the number of post plays and shots for Scola even if Yao is on the court.
Yao comes from one year of not playing basketball, if you throw the guy on court, even if itīs 25 mins a night, and you make him work on every possesion the guy wont last 50 games again.
I personally would make the same approach the Spurs do with Manu and Parker.
Parker is the go to guy in the perimeter for the first 3 quarters so that Manu can play effectively in the fourth.
They should do the same.
The Spurs and the rest of the league also thanks the rockets guards for not having an idea on how to play the pick and roll, that cuts Scolaīs offensive moves by a half.

Indazone
09-11-2010, 01:58 PM
I do think that if te rox are smart enough and learnt the damage the fronting defense does to yao, both in his game and physically, they will increase the number of post plays and shots for Scola even if Yao is on the court.
Yao comes from one year of not playing basketball, if you throw the guy on court, even if itīs 25 mins a night, and you make him work on every possesion the guy wont last 50 games again.
I personally would make the same approach the Spurs do with Manu and Parker.
Parker is the go to guy in the perimeter for the first 3 quarters so that Manu can play effectively in the fourth.
They should do the same.
The Spurs and the rest of the league also thanks the rockets guards for not having an idea on how to play the pick and roll, that cuts Scolaīs offensive moves by a half.

Ahh but you forget, I fully expect Brad Miller to be playing on the second nights of back to backs and to play 20-25 minutes a game on regular nights. Miller has even stated that Adleman might try twin towers for a bit with Yao and Miller on the floor at the same time depending on the matchups.

ChumpDumper
09-11-2010, 02:01 PM
Scola is a good basketball player.

So what?

And lol Yao and Miller playing together.

kaji157
09-11-2010, 02:09 PM
Ahh but you forget, I fully expect Brad Miller to be playing on the second nights of back to backs and to play 20-25 minutes a game on regular nights. Miller has even stated that Adleman might try twin towers for a bit with Yao and Miller on the floor at the same time depending on the matchups.

Who will be coming out in the high pick n roll? Adelman?
By the time any of those came out the next posession has already been played.

Indazone
09-11-2010, 05:53 PM
Actually I see Yao and Miller cutting up and down on offense. One of them is going to get a mismatch. But yeah, don't expect to see this too much. Depends on the other team's personnel.