Whenever Manu has the urge to pass the ball...

[benstanfield]

...he should just punt it into the upper deck tbh. Would save us a ton of points on these live-ball turnovers.

[RD2191]

Enough is enough. That was a momentum killing turnover.

[EIC]

This is actually not a bad idea. At least it would avoid a fast break the other way.

[cd98]

He's done some good stuff too. You have to take the bad with the good.

[spurraider21]

just got an assist for 3 after drawing a charge :hat

[cd98]

just got an assist for 3 after drawing a charge :hat

TBH he's had some classic flop for fouls. Vintage Manu. Totally got in Reddick's heD.

[therealtruth]

That's exactly what the Mavs said in '11 when they were losing to the Heat. Better to throw the ball to the crowd than get a live-ball turnover.

[MultiTroll]

I've asked before if he is willing or not to sit down with Spurs staff and break down his turnovers in film session.
Hope he is not too proud to do so. Or maybe he has?

This shit just keeps happening.

[kaji157]

The guy made plays all over the court, he happen to make a few bad passes, sometimes the defense is good and the turnover happens, but he got a block, 6 assists, 14 points in 18 minutes, got into reddick head. I think that is good enough for a player that should have retired two years ago according to some posters here.

[james evans]

I get nervous every time he attempts a pass. I just don't know why it has become such an obstacle for him to make simple passes at this point in his career.

[DMC]

You have to take the bad with the good however the good doesn't negate the bad. You can't say his turnovers are ok because he hustles afterward. He could be twice as good if he valued the ball just a bit more. Still, you don't see stagnation while he's out there, that would be Parker's thing.

[UZER]

Manu is fine, just stop turning it over!!! That's the easiest part. They're all unforced with him. The d doesn't take it, he gives it away.