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naico
06-06-2012, 11:24 PM
Danny Green@DGreen_14
Really do hope evry1 comes bak, we got som unfinished business...and I dnt plan on goin nowhere till we achieve it
Gotta respect the love.
The guy has an NCAA title. Earned it his senior season after losing in the Final Four the year before. Too bad he didn't show up in this series.
BatManu20
06-06-2012, 11:27 PM
Too bad he completely disappeared this series. Looks like he wants to be back but I doubt he'll make much of difference come playoff time.
Richie
06-06-2012, 11:27 PM
Glad to hear he's coming back. Hopefully this series will be a learning experience for all the young guys.
Lets not forget, last year the Thunder get bounced at the WCFs stage. No doubt that experience served them well this year.
weebo
06-06-2012, 11:29 PM
his shitty play in the wcf might help the spurs keep him....he played well the first two rounds
NRHector
06-06-2012, 11:30 PM
Glad to hear he's coming back. Hopefully this series will be a learning experience for all the young guys.
Lets not forget, last year the Thunder get bounced at the WCFs stage. No doubt that experience served them well this year.
does it really matter how much experience they get if the Spurs don't get respect from the refs?
baseline bum
06-06-2012, 11:30 PM
People were expecting too much out of Green. He really overachieved this season, but ultimately proved to not be talented enough to be on the floor in games that mattered.
SpurOutofTownFan
06-06-2012, 11:31 PM
Judging by past experience I don't think he will be coming back.
LakerHater
06-06-2012, 11:31 PM
I like when he mocked MWP!!
Richie
06-06-2012, 11:32 PM
does it really matter how much experience they get if the Spurs don't get respect from the refs?
We were never going to win game 6 the way it was called in the second half, but the way we let games 3,4 and 5 slip will be the lesson that players like Danny and Kawhi need to take away from this series
Sa_Spursfan20
06-06-2012, 11:33 PM
Even if Green had a dreadful series, I'm still a fan. He's a good player and a good kid. I just hope he can get his head back together and make a nice impact next season.
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:33 PM
He better not be in a Spurs uniform next season, tbh..
He has Bonner and Jefferson written all over him..
Spurtacus
06-06-2012, 11:34 PM
his shitty play in the wcf might help the spurs keep him....he played well the first two rounds
Agreed.
SanDiegoSpursFan
06-06-2012, 11:35 PM
i hope he comes back. he had 1 decent and 1 good series this playoffs.
The_Worlds_finest
06-06-2012, 11:35 PM
Bring back George Hill, get a legit back up point, get splitter to stop being a pussy and, Spurs will be right back in it next year.
TwelveGs210
06-06-2012, 11:36 PM
I HOPE this pussy has worn the Spurs jersey for the final time tonight.
If the Spurs keep him I'm sure they will vastly overpay, and end up lcoking his sorry as up for four years, and then be stuck trying to trade him two years in when they realize he is not mentally fit for playoff basketball.
TwelveGs210
06-06-2012, 11:37 PM
He better not be in a Spurs uniform next season, tbh..
He has Bonner and Jefferson written all over him..
Bonner 2.0 tbh, RJ is a little too harsh.
There's a difference between being passive, and gay.
all_heart
06-06-2012, 11:38 PM
Green is young, he'll get better.
AFBlue
06-06-2012, 11:38 PM
I like Danny. He went cold at the wrong time, but I honestly think he was a better option than Neal for much of the series because of his D. I want to see him back in a Spurs uni.
spursparker9
06-06-2012, 11:39 PM
Green was not known as a 3 pts shooter in the early season. He played with energy and provide good defense and his hustle plays are manu-esque.
Then he slowly showed that he can shoot 3s and has proven to be a streaky shooter.
In the playoffs, he was too dependent on his 3s and he was lucky that he was stay hot during the 1st 2 rounds. But when he went cold in the WCF, he was useless. His hustle, defense, energy....all gone.
SenorSpur
06-06-2012, 11:40 PM
Some folks here have short memories.
The Spurs wouldn't have made such short work of the Clippers and Jazz without Green's contributions. He was a key contributor as a starter throughout the season. Sure he had some ups and downs, but he worked hard and stayed with the program.
Granted, he didn't have a good series versus the Thunder and his epitaph was written once Pop changed the starting lineup. However, he should continue to improve and I want to see him back in the starting 2-guard role next year.
Personally, I'm glad to hear he wants to be back and I'm sure the Spurs will welcome him back.
afireinside20
06-06-2012, 11:40 PM
They need to get rid of annual playoff choker Bonner, get rid of Green and Splitter. Those guys were just out there for nothing fucking shit up. I really do hope we keep Jackson onboard with us. We need his toughness, it was keeping us in but then the refs had to fuck it up.
Richie
06-06-2012, 11:41 PM
I HOPE this pussy has worn the Spurs jersey for the final time tonight.
If the Spurs keep him I'm sure they will vastly overpay, and end up lcoking his sorry as up for four years, and then be stuck trying to trade him two years in when they realize he is not mentally fit for playoff basketball.
He's still under contract next year. If he wants to come back, we get him cheap and then he's an unrestricted free agent.
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:42 PM
Green was reliant on 3s, because that's all he can do on a regular basis..I've been saying it all year, while most of ST was tossing his salad..
His floor game is limited, he can't finish at the rim, and he's an average defensive player..
He played against 1 notable team in the playoffs, and he played horribly..he's clearly soft, fuck him..the Jazz and Clippers were shitty teams that don't play defense, I don't give a fuck what he did against them..
J Mack
06-06-2012, 11:42 PM
he is one of the young guns that played well and helped get us here. its hard to get your mojo back when you riding the pine.
AFBlue
06-06-2012, 11:43 PM
I HOPE this pussy has worn the Spurs jersey for the final time tonight.
If the Spurs keep him I'm sure they will vastly overpay, and end up lcoking his sorry as up for four years, and then be stuck trying to trade him two years in when they realize he is not mentally fit for playoff basketball.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is his first full season as a Spur and his first NBA post-season right? And he did play really well in the first two series, did he not?
Not everyone is Stephen Jackson, primed for the big stage from the word "go". I bring h back if I'm RC. He's a good role player.
Spurtacus
06-06-2012, 11:43 PM
Green has more upside than Neal. Its a shame his shot was off because we needed his defense.
TheProfessor
06-06-2012, 11:43 PM
He'll go where the money is (and he should). Maybe he priced himself into our range with his poor play.
DontStopBelieving
06-06-2012, 11:44 PM
I wouldn't mind having him back next season tbh.
NRHector
06-06-2012, 11:44 PM
there's hope for Green but Bonner needs to get the fuck out of SA
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:45 PM
Kawhi Leonard is also playing in his 1st playoffs, and he showed up vs. OKC, while having the task of defending the best scorer in the NBA..
Gary Neal showed up last year, in his first playoffs, against a Grizzlies team that would have killed the Jazz or Clippers..
Poor excuse for not showing up against OKC..
TwelveGs210
06-06-2012, 11:45 PM
Some folks here have short memories.
The Spurs wouldn't have made such short work of the Clippers and Jazz
Who cares about the sweeps, I'd much rather have lost six games going into the WCF, and ultimately won the series.
J Mack
06-06-2012, 11:46 PM
also is the mid range jump shot all but gone? damn...i could make a living off of mid range jump shot in the NBA .. We need guys that will pull up and hit the midrange jumper. lost art !
Spur|n|Austin
06-06-2012, 11:46 PM
Bring back George Hill, get a legit back up point, get splitter to stop being a pussy and, Spurs will be right back in it next year.
:rolleyes
AFBlue
06-06-2012, 11:47 PM
Green was reliant on 3s, because that's all he can do on a regular basis..I've been saying it all year, while most of ST was tossing his salad..
His floor game is limited, he can't finish at the rim, and he's an average defensive player..
He played against 1 notable team in the playoffs, and he played horribly..he's clearly soft, fuck him..the Jazz and Clippers were shitty teams that don't play defense, I don't give a fuck what he did against them..
He's a muffugin role player you idiot. If he had a complete game, he'd be superstar. Good defensive player that mostly stays within his game and shoots a high percentage on spot-up jumpers. Spurs need players like that.
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:48 PM
:lol price range?..any team that pays for Danny Green will be embarrassed by mid-season..
I don't understand where he got a reputation for being a good defender..he's average, at best..if he was a notable defender, he wouldn't have been placed in the dog house for his erratic offense, Pop would have extended his leash..
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:51 PM
:lol he's not even a good defensive player..
He's an average defender on an average defensive team..
:lol he's here for spot-up shooting?..he definitely displayed his spot-up shooting vs. OKC..
He's Bonner/Jefferson 2.0, sorry..
OKC gave him good looks, he didn't respond..
The Spurs have had enough soft chokers in the post-2007 era..they don't need another one..let him go to the Raptors or Kings..
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:51 PM
:lol he's not even a good defensive player..
He's an average defender on an average defensive team..
:lol he's here for spot-up shooting?..he definitely displayed his spot-up shooting vs. OKC..
He's Bonner/Jefferson 2.0, sorry..
OKC gave him good looks, he didn't respond..
The Spurs have had enough soft chokers in the post-2007 era..they don't need another one..let him go to the Raptors or Kings..
tesseractive
06-06-2012, 11:51 PM
Some folks here have short memories.
The Spurs wouldn't have made such short work of the Clippers and Jazz without Green's contributions. He was a key contributor as a starter throughout the season. Sure he had some ups and downs, but he worked hard and stayed with the program.
Granted, he didn't have a good series versus the Thunder and his epitaph was written once Pop changed the starting lineup. However, he should continue to improve and I want to see him back in the starting 2-guard role next year.
Personally, I'm glad to hear he wants to be back and I'm sure the Spurs will welcome him back.
The Goods.
He's still improving. I'd like to see if he can keep developing into a Bruce Bowen/Raja Bell style elite defensive player. As well as get a little less streaky with his offense. Remember, thanks to the lockout, he hasn't had a real offseason with the Spurs yet.
He has the potential to be a real asset over the next 5-10 years, and I'd like for him to stick around and see if he can achieve it.
AFBlue
06-06-2012, 11:53 PM
Kawhi Leonard is also playing in his 1st playoffs, and he showed up vs. OKC, while having the task of defending the best scorer in the NBA..
Gary Neal showed up last year, in his first playoffs, against a Grizzlies team that would have killed the Jazz or Clippers..
Poor excuse for not showing up against OKC..
And where was Neal in this series? I don't see you calling for him to GTFO. He was pathetic in this series...not making shots, taking terrible ones, and oh yeah...playing his usual D (e.g. getting taken off the dribble by Fisher).
As for Kawai, I think the kid has superstar potential, but even he was frazzled and overwhelmed in this series at times.
HarlemHeat37
06-06-2012, 11:54 PM
:lol:lol:lol elite defensive player?..
Hahahahahahahah..
Richie
06-06-2012, 11:57 PM
Neal was bricking as many shots as Green, and playing much worse defence. Honestly, if we're getting rid of players based on a bad showing in this series, I'd be happier to see the back of Neal rather than Green
SenorSpur
06-07-2012, 12:01 AM
I've got news for some of you guys, Green was the best defensive 2-guard this team had this year. And yes, he was better than Manu. Anyone who watched the games could see that.
As a matter of fact, the Spurs are better much defensively on the perimeter with both Green and Leonard in the starting lineup.
Now if they can get a young, rugged, bulldog of a power forward to go along side of Duncan, they'll be significantly improved on the backline.
ducks
06-07-2012, 12:02 AM
neal and green would not care if either on of them are back
both have major issues
TwelveGs210
06-07-2012, 12:05 AM
I've got news for some of you guys, Green was the best defensive 2-guard this team had this year. .
That isn't saying much on a shitty defensive squad.
timtonymanu
06-07-2012, 12:07 AM
:lol he's not even a good defensive player..
He's an average defender on an average defensive team..
:lol he's here for spot-up shooting?..he definitely displayed his spot-up shooting vs. OKC..
He's Bonner/Jefferson 2.0, sorry..
OKC gave him good looks, he didn't respond..
The Spurs have had enough soft chokers in the post-2007 era..they don't need another one..let him go to the Raptors or Kings..
It's sad that the Spurs haven't found a 4th guy/role player that has panned out since Bruce, Barry, and Horry retired.
Hill? Gone. Jefferson? Gone. Mason? Gone. Blair? Nothing more than a 5th big. Neal? Has his moments but his defense is too limited. Splitter? Maybe, but he needs to toughen up.
Leonard and Jackson own those roles for now. Hopefully Leonard doesn't fall to the "2nd year" curse the above guys go through. But I trust Leonard will come the closest.
HarlemHeat37
06-07-2012, 12:09 AM
I'm not a fan of Neal, either, I just used him as an example..
Realistically, both Neal and Green are 9th men on good NBA teams, they shouldn't be relied upon as rotation players on title teams..
At least Neal has balls, though, unlike Danny Bogans Jefferson Bonner Green..
TDMVPDPOY
06-07-2012, 12:11 AM
this wouldve been his sopho year
imo he still has upside
gary neal might have the balls to take shots, but how many of them are him chuckin up stupid shots, while giving up as many pts on the other end with his pathetic defense
objective
06-07-2012, 02:11 PM
I agree with HarlemHeat.
I'm over Green. He can take the qualifying offer. If not, good luck to his next team.
I thought going into this year that he was a fringe player. And then it looked for a long time that he was some legit guy. But no, he was just a legit out of rotation role player for a contender. Just a playoff choker.
He's replaceable. He's not Stephen Jackson in 03. He's just a guy. Guys like him and Alonzo Gee are always going to be available on the streets.
Neal is not worth spending on either. I liked him more than Mason when he first started with the Spurs, when he gave effort on defense. Now that he's 'made it' and Pop doesn't care about defense anymore, he's just a slightly better shooting Mason. I'd take my chances bringing De Colo over and just trade Neal.
dylankerouac
06-07-2012, 02:21 PM
I hope he comes back. The guy did pretty well for us during the season and given another year and training camp and off-season workouts he should be even better this year. He's proven he's a great player and I'm glad he wants to stay with the Spurs.
Right now all our young guys are going through what Thunder players went through in years past. More importantly the Thunder kept it together and so should we. It's one reason I don't want to get rid of Blair, the Spurs have invested a lot in him already and if he's going to put it all together he'll pay off really well for us. The time to abandon Blair has passed. There needs to be some consistency with his and everyone else's minutes, especially come playoff time. We need some toughness and Pop needs to stick with players getting their minutes even if a game looks like a lost effort. Our players learned a lot this season I hope we keep the majority of our players for next year and they show us what they can bring given a second chance.
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