View Full Version : Top 5 reasons Finley should choose the spurs.
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 11:01 AM
1. No drama- Miami is filled with egos (snaq,antoine, and white chocolate)
2. Maturity- Finley comes across as a grown man who doesn't want to put up with childishness like championship belts.
3. POP- The best coach of the bunch.
4. 1st class organization- Michael seems to be a "character guy". Perfect fit for the spurs
5. He can help bring back to back titles to SA, something that has never been done before. Then he can have a chance for the truly special 3-peat.
spurs_fan_in_exile
08-23-2005, 11:03 AM
6. Won't have to play against Bruce Bowen anymore.
Ishta
08-23-2005, 11:06 AM
7. Doesn't have to listen to big bloated Shaq
samikeyp
08-23-2005, 11:07 AM
8. can finally be on the good end of a Spurs playoff series! :)
spurster
08-23-2005, 11:08 AM
9. No beach to distract him from playing his best basketball.
Marcus Bryant
08-23-2005, 11:09 AM
10. You won't get paid jack and you'll get to enjoy San Antonio nightlife.
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 11:17 AM
10. You won't get paid jack and you'll get to enjoy San Antonio nightlife.
SA is more suited for married people with kids. BBQ'S, Lakes, and Parks.
Miami is boring unless you'r only interested in fake tits and gonorrhea.
SpurCapita
08-23-2005, 11:28 AM
Big city nightlife is all fun and games.
Sincerely,
Paul Pierce
Mr. Body
08-23-2005, 11:28 AM
Miami is boring unless you'r only interested in fake tits and gonorrhea.
Maybe he's a big fan of GTA: Vice City?
tekdragon
08-23-2005, 11:31 AM
Miami is boring?
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 11:36 AM
Miami is boring?
Yes, after south beach there's not much else. I lived and visit family all the time in Miami and that's my opinion of the place. I just love the food which is why I gain 10lbs everytime I go.
For big city fun stick to NYC or so-cal.
Solid D
08-23-2005, 11:38 AM
11. You'll get $2.5M and all the free loading you want.
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MaNuMaNiAc
08-23-2005, 11:39 AM
Yes, after south beach there's not much else. I lived and visit family all the time in Miami and that's my opinion of the place. I just love the food which is why I gain 10lbs everytime I go.
For big city fun stick to NYC or so-cal.
hmm... maybe Miami is boring when you are not a MILLIONAIRE! but for these guys Miami is the SHYET!
JMarkJohns
08-23-2005, 11:39 AM
How many minutes per would you guys realistically have to offer?
If he's smart, he stays away from Miami. Williams and Walker will kill that team slowly until they just completely self-destruct.
I'm hoping the Nash/Phoenix factor comes through big-time on this, but even still, Finley isn't Johnson, no matter what the stats say.
50 cent
08-23-2005, 11:41 AM
SA is more suited for married people with kids. BBQ'S, Lakes, and Parks.
Miami is boring unless you'r only interested in fake tits and gonorrhea.
Yeah, Miami is just so boring with those beaches, great restaurants, amazing clubs, hot women, and nice weather. That place is hell on earth.
BillsCarnage
08-23-2005, 11:53 AM
JM, Phx is the most likely place if he wants PT. Miami and SA might have a more realistic shot at a title though. DET is all but out of the picture with the DD signing.
nkdlunch
08-23-2005, 11:58 AM
Yes, after south beach there's not much else. I lived and visit family all the time in Miami and that's my opinion of the place.
Was your last visit in the early 1900s?
South Beach is the most boring part of Miami these days.
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 12:08 PM
Yeah, Miami is just so boring with those beaches, great restaurants, amazing clubs, hot women, and nice weather. That place is hell on earth.
Those beaches are gross. Clubs and weather are real nice and I've already commented on the women. Not hell on earth, but nothing compared to the other big cities I mentioned and not better than SA.
Kori Ellis
08-23-2005, 12:18 PM
Just a note: The difference between the Spurs' $2.5M and the Heat's $5M is much less than it seems this season because he won't get the full amount from either because of the Amnesty Clause. He would get about $1.6M from the Spurs and $2.8M from the Heat.
BadlyDrawnBoy
08-23-2005, 12:20 PM
Just a note: The difference between the Spurs' $2.5M and the Heat's $5M is much less than it seems this season because he won't get the full amount from either because of the Amnesty Clause. He would get about $1.6M from the Spurs and $2.8M from the Heat.
So would the 1.6 go against the cap this year or the full 2.5?
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 12:25 PM
Was your last visit in the early 1900s?
South Beach is the most boring part of Miami these days.
Last time I was there was last September. I'm not referring to the beach but the club scene and all the cleavage.
BadlyDrawnBoy
08-23-2005, 12:26 PM
12: Tim Duncan's huge paintball field!
dbreiden83080
08-23-2005, 10:25 PM
For all the talk about the great nightlife of Miami, no one ever says anything about how much crime goes on in that city. I mean i know it depends where you live but there is a far larger criminal element in miami than even new york and certainly san antonio.
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 10:50 PM
For all the talk about the great nightlife of Miami, no one ever says anything about how much crime goes on in that city. I mean i know it depends where you live but there is a far larger criminal element in miami than even new york and certainly san antonio.
do you mean the scores of dope feins who wander in the middle of the streets at night begging for money?
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:03 PM
He will not be a Spur.
Get over it.
2centsworth
08-23-2005, 11:23 PM
He will not be a Spur.
Get over it.
you're probably right, why else would they be last on the list of visitors? Tells me he is leaning towards deciding before he meets with the spurs. However, if the meeting goes down on Thursday chances are he signs with the spurs. Small chance nonetheless.
SA still way better than Miami.
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:26 PM
SA still way better than Miami.
Last year, yes.
This season, yet to be determined.
Sense
08-23-2005, 11:27 PM
Last year, yes.
This season, yet to be determined.
Last season, this one, and the next one son....
:lol
You do know bringing too many stars with a big ego in a team is a disaster?
You might not enjoy miami's season.
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:30 PM
Last season, this one, and the next one son....
:lol
You do know bringing too many stars with a big ego in a team is a disaster?
You might not enjoy miami's season.
Yea, your right. It really sucked those 3 years in a row when Shaq and Kobe had their big egos get in the way of winning those 3 strait titles. :rolleyes
Something tells me that if Shaq and Kobe could somehow get it done in that crazy town and with their hatred for 3 years, then Shaq and a few other players who all put together do not have half the ego of Kobe, can get it done for at least 1 year.
Sense
08-23-2005, 11:33 PM
Yea, your right. It really sucked those 3 years in a row when Shaq and Kobe had their big egos get in the way of winning those 3 strait titles. :rolleyes
Something tells me that if Shaq and Kobe could somehow get it done in that crazy town and with their hatred for 3 years, then Shaq and a few other players who all put together do not have half the ego of Kobe, can get it done for at least 1 year.
2 egos?
Have you looked at your new heat team?
Besides I wouldn't call Shaq's "ego", an ego. He's 10x more mature than the other idiot.
Shaq had other players without egos except for his final year in LA.
He had other players to look around for as teamates.
You need to look at your new team....
:rolleyes
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:35 PM
I am saying that all the new Heat players' egos combined are not as big as Kobe's ego.
TexasAggie2005
08-23-2005, 11:38 PM
Yea, your right. It really sucked those 3 years in a row when Shaq and Kobe had their big egos get in the way of winning those 3 strait titles. :rolleyes
Something tells me that if Shaq and Kobe could somehow get it done in that crazy town and with their hatred for 3 years, then Shaq and a few other players who all put together do not have half the ego of Kobe, can get it done for at least 1 year.
Shaq and Kobe at least had games that complemented each other nicely. Now Miami's got a bunch of bad shooters who all want the ball. Were 'Toine, Shaq, Finley, Jason Williams, and Wade to be on the court at the same time no one would ever pass the ball. Ok, so Dwayne Wade might, he's a solid player. But there aren't going to be enough touches to go around. Not to mention the hell that will be that team's lack of chemistry. Most of the Lakers got along fine (notably excepting Shaq/Kobe), this Heat team bears little to no relation to the 2000-2004 Lakers squad.
Sense
08-23-2005, 11:40 PM
I am saying that all the new Heat players' egos combined are not as big as Kobe's ego.
That might be true, but everyone is still different...
More players in Shaq's mind, not only one.
Shaq also stayed there because of Phil... you gotta remember that. What Phil said went, he got them there..any other coach and they would've ended up like the 2006 miami heat team.. :drunk
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:41 PM
Shaq and Kobe at least had games that complemented each other nicely. Now Miami's got a bunch of bad shooters who all want the ball. Were 'Toine, Shaq, Finley, Jason Williams, and Wade to be on the court at the same time no one would ever pass the ball. Ok, so Dwayne Wade might, he's a solid player. But there aren't going to be enough touches to go around. Not to mention the hell that will be that team's lack of chemistry. Most of the Lakers got along fine (notably excepting Shaq/Kobe), this Heat team bears little to no relation to the 2000-2004 Lakers squad.
Exactly.
But do you honestly think Miami is signing players blindly? The Heat front office would not commit suicide as some have mentioned they were basically doing by signing all these players.
You think Shaq has not discussed the season ahead with all the new players in question.
They all want a ring, including Shaq.
This Heat team will click fairly quick, I think.
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:42 PM
That might be true, but everyone is still different...
More players in Shaq's mind, not only one.
Shaq also stayed there because of Phil... you gotta remember that. What Phil said went, he got them there..any other coach and they would've ended up like the 2006 miami heat team.. :drunk
Only time will tell for sure. Miami needed to improve as did all the other teams in the league.
Miami got some fresh faces in there and I am sure they know what they are doing.
Sense
08-23-2005, 11:46 PM
Only time will tell for sure. Miami needed to improve as did all the other teams in the league.
Miami got some fresh faces in there and I am sure they know what they are doing.
You mean 2, possibly 3 starters?
Did I mention egos?
True, time will tell... but you gotta be realistic.
They had to improve but did they really have to be a part of the biggest trade in NBA history?
TexasAggie2005
08-23-2005, 11:48 PM
Exactly.
But do you honestly think Miami is signing players blindly? The Heat front office would not commit suicide as some have mentioned they were basically doing by signing all these players.
You think Shaq has not discussed the season ahead with all the new players in question.
They all want a ring, including Shaq.
This Heat team will click fairly quick, I think.
How can you say they're not commiting suicide with such certainty? The Mavs did it for years and it sure looks like Phoenix did it this offseason. The ONLY chance this team has is that Shaq's ego and will is so dominating that he imposes his ideas on everyone else. I don't see it happening though. Too much pride. Although if anyone can do it, Shaq can.
Finally, you think there are NBA players that don't want rings? A desire for rings didn't help Shaq/Kobe/GP/Malone to gel.
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:53 PM
Finally, you think there are NBA players that don't want rings? A desire for rings didn't help Shaq/Kobe/GP/Malone to gel.
Now, please correct me if I am wrong, but, wernt all 4 of those players clicking and hittin on all cylinders BEFORE Malone got injured?
I seem to remember them doing quite well, knocking off all teams thrown in front of them that post season, until Detroit.
3rdCoast
08-23-2005, 11:55 PM
You mean 2, possibly 3 starters?
Did I mention egos?
True, time will tell... but you gotta be realistic.
They had to improve but did they really have to be a part of the biggest trade in NBA history?
They did what they thought they had to do. I think that it will be fine, actually, I think it will be better than fine because I predict them to win it all in 2006.
However, even with all the uproar over egos and such, I think Shaq will keep them all in check and make sure that things flow smoothly.
TexasAggie2005
08-23-2005, 11:56 PM
Now, please correct me if I am wrong, but, wernt all 4 of those players clicking and hittin on all cylinders BEFORE Malone got injured?
I seem to remember them doing quite well, knocking off all teams thrown in front of them that post season, until Detroit.
Well, if it weren't for 0.4*, we probably would have taken them out. And Detroit pretty much slaughtered them. No, they weren't clicking to the level that four HOFers should.
Sense
08-24-2005, 12:00 AM
They did what they thought they had to do. I think that it will be fine, actually, I think it will be better than fine because I predict them to win it all in 2006.
However, even with all the uproar over egos and such, I think Shaq will keep them all in check and make sure that things flow smoothly.
Oh.....you don't happen to be a Heat fan now do ya?
:rolleyes
:lol
3rdCoast
08-24-2005, 12:02 AM
Well, if it weren't for 0.4*, we probably would have taken them out. And Detroit pretty much slaughtered them. No, they weren't clicking to the level that four HOFers should.
Now, I do not want to turn this into a fight, but it is just like Shaq said after that game.
"One lucky shot deserves another."
Duncan made a lucky one so had *luck not played a part with Duncan's shot, then there would not have been a lucky shot from Fisher and we would not be talking about this.
What exactly is the standard level of performance that a team with 4 HOF'ers should be at?
Now, keep in mind, 2 of those HOF players in question were already passed their prime.
Regardless, Detroit won that year.
Shaq is gone and now has a new task.
My 2 cents? Shaq and Miami win 60 games and win the title over Houston in the Finals.
Sense
08-24-2005, 12:06 AM
Now, I do not want to turn this into a fight, but it is just like Shaq said after that game.
"One lucky shot deserves another."
Duncan made a lucky one so had *luck not played a part with Duncan's shot, then there would not have been a lucky shot from Fisher and we would not be talking about this.
What exactly is the standard level of performance that a team with 4 HOF'ers should be at?
Now, keep in mind, 2 of those HOF players in question were already passed their prime.
Regardless, Detroit won that year.
Shaq is gone and now has a new task.
My 2 cents? Shaq and Miami win 60 games and win the title over Houston in the Finals.
:drunk :drunk :drunk
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
I'm sorry... predictions are funny this early.
Especially thinking a team with Yao in it will win the west.
3rdCoast
08-24-2005, 12:07 AM
No worries. We all see things in a different way.
Dre_7
08-24-2005, 12:13 AM
My 2 cents? Shaq and Miami win 60 games and win the title over Houston in the Finals.
:lmao :lmao
Please share some of that weed!! :smokin
Dalamar_the_Dark
08-24-2005, 02:17 AM
Exactly.
But do you honestly think Miami is signing players blindly? The Heat front office would not commit suicide as some have mentioned they were basically doing by signing all these players.
You think Shaq has not discussed the season ahead with all the new players in question.
They all want a ring, including Shaq.
This Heat team will click fairly quick, I think.
I dont think the Heat team will click quickly. White chocolate didnt click in all the years with the Kings or the Grizzlies. What makes you so sure he will click now? I also think that SVG will put the ball in Wade's hands to get the ball into Shaq. How do you think White Chocolate is going to respond? Easy. Everytime he gets the ball hes going to shoot it. So much for team chemistry.
Walker maybe a 50-50. He will try fitting intot he team and will give the Heat an energy guy full of heart. But he needs his shots to be effective and when it comes to defense he aint very good. Walker also likes the ball to be in his hands like a point forward so what will all this leave the Heat?
Potential problems down the road unless SVG can really find a way to define their roles and make them happy at the same time. But at this point in time, I cant phathom how hes going to do it. I would venture naming him Coach of the Year if he does it and Miami wins the championship.
milkyway21
08-24-2005, 03:22 AM
if the Spurs lose a game or two Duncan doesn't mind taking all the blame for not making extra effort leading his team to take the W.
unlike;
Shaq who sometimes get the media's and teammates attention using his usual "some players didn't take extra effort for us to win the game". (go ask Horry).
Obstructed_View
08-24-2005, 05:31 AM
13. No pressure to perform so he won't be hated when he disappears in the playoffs.
Extra Stout
08-24-2005, 09:27 AM
My 2 cents? Shaq and Miami win 60 games and win the title over Houston in the Finals.My 2 cents. The Heat start the year with horrible chemistry. Shaq's touches go way down because his teammates stop feeding him the ball. Wade has to freelance to get his points. The locker room is full of whining and complaining about roles and minutes. After the Heat struggle to a 22-19 start, Stan Van Gundy is fired, and Pat Riley takes over the coaching reins.
Antoine Walker gets benched, then suspended, and ultimately cut from the team. Riles gives White Chocolate a "Come to Jesus" talk, and slashes his minutes until he starts playing under control. JWill responds. With the cancerous presence of the NBA's worst player gone, and with JWill toeing the line, Shaq and Wade are free to do their thing, so the Heat go on a huge roll, and finish 57-25, capturing the #2 seed. Their bandwagon grows heavy.
The Heat roll through the first two rounds before falling to the Pacers in Game 7 of the ECF at Conseco.
Extra Stout
08-24-2005, 09:28 AM
Oh, by the way, Finley's best option is still Miami. Once Riles is done trying to sabotage SVG and takes over himself, Finley will find he has a nice role there.
Marcus Bryant
08-24-2005, 09:46 AM
Who knows? Maybe Finley is looking for something more than great nightlife and carrying Shaq's water. Maybe Finley is about going to the place that offers the best shot at a title and shuns the hype. Yeah, it's a pipedream but maybe Finley would actually take less money to be in such a situation. That's the way Finley ends up being a Spur. Hopefully the Spurs lay it out just like that. If he opts for more $ in Miami, nobody can fault him for that and considering the challenges that lay ahead for the Heat in establishing a rotation and fitting the new guys in, they are still a serious contender to win a title.
CaptainLate
08-24-2005, 10:00 AM
if the Spurs lose a game or two Duncan doesn't mind taking all the blame...unlike; Shaq who sometimes get the media's and teammates attention using his usual "some players didn't take extra effort for us to win the game". (go ask Horry).
Maybe Horry should be going with Pop, too. Explain why he was willing to take less $$ to be with the Spurs. Mention that with Shaq's body breaking down because he didn't take care of it, Detroit signing DD and Artest back with Pacers, Heat won't even get out of the East.
Obstructed_View
08-24-2005, 11:42 AM
The fact that Finley is milking this so long is proof to me that his ego just can't get enough of the Finley-Love-Fest. The Spurs aren't going to drop to their knees to try to get him. Finley should know by now about the problem with only having one basketball, and he should probably join either of the Western conference teams as a result.
Mr. Body
08-24-2005, 11:46 AM
The fact that Finley is milking this so long is proof to me that his ego just can't get enough of the Finley-Love-Fest.
Somebody's impatient. What's so long? Has he even been on the market a week?
batman2883
08-24-2005, 11:49 AM
Finley wont be a spur
SenorSpur
08-24-2005, 11:57 AM
One thing is for certain. Pop and RC will lay it to him straight and direct. No bullshit! They won't be kissing his ass like, say PHX.
nkdlunch
08-24-2005, 12:48 PM
Top 5 reasons:
- Spurs will win a championship next year with or w/out him
- Bowen will be on his side
- He'll have a real coach this time
- Imagine when Spurs go small Barry,Manu,Finley, Horry, Duncan on the floor WOW
- Best forum in the world will be talking about him daily
HotAssComic
08-24-2005, 03:00 PM
Finley will be a Heat... 5 REASONS:
- SHAQ, even with his body breaking down... still can't be stopped by any center... still a prescence in the paint
- Unless you were blind... did you not see Dwayne Wade in the playoffs... AMAZING!!
- More Money... this is what it always comes down to
- Atlantic Division is weak... they can take it with their eyes closed
- Rumors of Pat Riley... Don't get me wrong Stan is a good coach... but Pat will always be in the background and now the rumors are getting louder that he could come back!
Taladro
08-24-2005, 03:32 PM
He will be a great addition to the team; he'll fit right in enhancing the offence of the team. On defense he just has to keep up with the rest of the team and that is not difficult when you have good people around.
Two more things.
1. Until now I have enjoyed reading your posts and this is the first time I post something.
2. English is my second language, so be forgiving. :spin
Obstructed_View
08-24-2005, 03:59 PM
Somebody's impatient. What's so long? Has he even been on the market a week?
Yeah, and I'm sure Finley was shocked that he was cut. :rolleyes It's not like this was an unplanned move. It's not like he's visiting fifteen teams. Two of the three teams he knows very well. He played for one of them already. It ain't rocket science. He likes being courted as though he had real value.
Extra Stout
08-24-2005, 04:02 PM
Yeah, and I'm sure Finley was shocked that he was cut. :rolleyes It's not like this was an unplanned move. It's not like he's visiting fifteen teams. Two of the three teams he knows very well. He played for one of them already. It ain't rocket science. He likes being courted as though he had real value.If he started talking to teams before being waived, that would be tampering.
He's meeting with all potential suitors within just a couple of days, and is foregoing all the wining and dining that usually goes along with this sort of thing. He's actually handling this better than most free agents would.
milkyway21
08-24-2005, 11:04 PM
Maybe Horry should be going with Pop, too. Explain why he was willing to take less $$ to be with the Spurs. .......well, Rob was already with the Lakers when he wanted to join the Spurs in 2001-02 season...
here's one proof from USAtoday after the Spurs just won their 3rd title..
...At the final buzzer, Duncan looked as relieved as he was thrilled. He's headed for rest and the offseason, where he's also the franchise's most valuable employee.
With the core of the team locked up for next season, the Spurs will only tweak their roster this summer, starting with Tuesday's draft. They pick 28th in the first round.
They'll also dip into the free agent market, which will include two of their key players — postseason hero Robert Horry and Devin Brown. That's where Duncan plays a critical role. His top-shelf talent, unselfish play and team-first attitude are attractive lures for premier free agents looking for a ring.
"We've been real fortunate in the sense of having people who wanted to stay, wanted to get signed, get it done, get it over with and having a young enough core, with Timmy obviously, as center and everything," coach Gregg Popovich said. "He makes it attractive for people because he's unselfish and people enjoy playing with him."
The power forward is in large part the reason Horry joined the Spurs as a free agent two years ago, defensive ace Bowen stayed in the fold and Brent Barry left the Seattle SuperSonics and signed a four-year contract last summer.
Horry originally wanted to come to the Spurs after the 2001-02 season. He had a chance to opt out of his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, but didn't when he heard rumors of Duncan possible going to the Orlando Magic.
"I said if Tim's not going to be there, I'm not going there," Horry said. "But it worked out. Tim is the only reason."
BillsCarnage
08-24-2005, 11:09 PM
#1 - everyone in this thread will turn against him in a heartbeat once they learn he signs with another team.
milkyway21
08-24-2005, 11:25 PM
everyone in S.A. is waiting but NOT that hungry on Finley.
Mr. Body
08-25-2005, 01:06 AM
He's meeting with all potential suitors within just a couple of days, and is foregoing all the wining and dining that usually goes along with this sort of thing. He's actually handling this better than most free agents would.
Yes, thank you. He's meeting teams rapidly after cutting the list down to three. We'll find out in a few days what his answer is.
Obstructed_View
08-25-2005, 09:28 AM
Yes, thank you. He's meeting teams rapidly after cutting the list down to three. We'll find out in a few days what his answer is.
We'll have to agree to disagree about the definition of "couple of days" and "rapidly". Finley doesn't warrant the red carpet tour any more than he deserved the bloated contract he was given by Dallas in my opinion. I also find it comical that Miami and Phoenix are treating him like he's Grant Hill after he left Detroit. They may be more right than they know. :)
SWC Bonfire
08-25-2005, 09:34 AM
everyone in S.A. is waiting but NOT that hungry on Finley.
I don't know if it will be a deciding factor, but the take-it-or-leave-it attitude and straight talk from Pop & RC will probably be a plus rather than a minus. The Spurs don't have to attract more talent; that is an attraction in itself. Sweet talk before the contract is signed is just that; the more direct the Spurs are with him, the more respect they are liable to get.
That said, money talks.
yavozerb
08-25-2005, 03:58 PM
There are no more free agents even close to his caliber!!The spurs would be lucky to sign this guy for 2.5 mil and all you haters need let devin go and find someone who actually plays well other than clean up time in the 4th!!
Mixability
08-25-2005, 04:19 PM
:lmao :lmao
Please share some of that weed!! :smokin
puff puff pass! Miami = 60 wins? this is some strong hydro!
:smokin
Kori Ellis
08-25-2005, 10:34 PM
I wonder if Express-News will have any info tonight on how the Spurs meeting went with Finley today. I hope he just meets with Minny tomorrow and decides on the weekend and gets signed Monday .. wherever that may be.
DesiSpur_21
08-25-2005, 11:10 PM
I wonder if Express-News will have any info tonight on how the Spurs meeting went with Finley today. I hope he just meets with Minny tomorrow and decides on the weekend and gets signed Monday .. wherever that may be.
It wont be the best move if he decides to go with Miami - Miami has a problem of plenty (of egos :lol ) and is an unproven group.
Spurs is the best case scenario for him.
milkyway21
08-26-2005, 12:13 AM
I wonder if Express-News will have any info tonight on how the Spurs meeting went with Finley today. I hope he just meets with Minny tomorrow and decides on the weekend and gets signed Monday .. wherever that may be.yeah, been checking & wondering how the talks between the 2 camps ended yesterday? been to some sites but it seems Finley & his agent, and SA camp are tight-lipped about what has been laid on the table so far....
hope Finley decides this weekend. Hey this is way too much...FA are waiting. and training camp is fast approaching.
it's a head-scratcher already:cuss
DesiSpur_21
08-26-2005, 12:19 AM
hope Finley decides this weekend. Hey this is way too much...FA are waiting. and training camp is fast approaching.
it's a head-scratcher already:cuss
With big FA signing not making that much of news compared to Fin's, Can we easily declare this years offseason as Finley's offseason? :blah
spurster
08-26-2005, 08:55 AM
Another reason ...
Fewer hurricanes in San Antonio.
milkyway21
08-26-2005, 10:21 PM
With big FA signing not making that much of news compared to Fin's, Can we easily declare this years offseason as Finley's offseason? :blah.....power teams are vying for his services,
the hottest among amnesty players of the of the "Allan Houston Rule" (when Allan in NY's contract remains the same)...
yes it is.......http://www.smileys.ws/sm/action/00000053.gif
jochhejaam
08-26-2005, 11:36 PM
#75 So he won't have to get his poop (there's probably a more appropiate word to use there but it escapes me at the moment) blocked by "Big Ben" in next years ECF's.
Brutalis
08-28-2005, 08:10 PM
#1 - everyone in this thread will turn against him in a heartbeat once they learn he signs with another team.
Because he would deserve a judgement call.
Brutalis
08-28-2005, 08:15 PM
3 reasons why Fin is will be in a Heat uni:
1-Shaq makes everyone think he is it and thats just, it. His attitude alone makes me think of "Caroline" from Outkast.
2-Seems like everyone goes with whats now. Like, the show American Idol period. Like, Miami Hurricanes fans that dissappeared... so on... . The Heat have the hype and Finley will be there with it.
3-Promises. Just like the ones made to Glove and Karl, bullshit famished promises. Only to be pissed on halfway through the year when everyone hates Finely for not producing 20 points.
minus1- He won't settle for the bench in San Antonio. He has too much of an ego to sit.
Don't be suprised if he signs with Phoenix. I'm sure he likes the idea of controlling the guards.
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