Spurs Select G Lonnie Walker IV in the 2018 NBA Draft (18th Overall)

[rjv]

^^^

[tholdren]

Hes the same player as murray. Dumb as a rock, terrible fundamentals, cant shoot or pass but is long enough to look athletically capable. He looks worse than forbes

[kobyz]

is a weaker and worse version of dion waiters...

[duncan2150]

Hes the same player as murray. Dumb as a rock, terrible fundamentals, cant shoot or pass but is long enough to look athletically capable. He looks worse than forbes

No

but we'll talk about that when he will play one day

[dabom]

This. Notice the only ones talking trash are the usual suspect krew.


^^^

I wonder who those fucks are. :lol

[dabom]

as opposed to our self-proclaimed ST experts who have never been basketball ops 'guys'.

:lol

[dbestpro]

I frankly have no idea whether this kid will be any good or not. So far, I have not been impressed, but Tony was not impressive when he first started either.

[Pavlov]

Hes the same player as murray. Dumb as a rock, terrible fundamentals, cant shoot or pass but is long enough to look athletically capable. He looks worse than forbeslol You don't even watch him play.

[tholdren]

lol You don't even watch him play.

Hahahha so mad. Hes a sg that cant shoot.

[Pavlov]

Hahahha so mad. Hes a sg that cant shoot.Meltdown!

[jermaine]

I frankly have no idea whether this kid will be any good or not. So far, I have not been impressed, but Tony was not impressive when he first started either.

Same here, but I've loved Metu... I looooove that kid.

[BackHome]

I think Thol and Dabom need to get a room together and work out all their frustration........Go at Boy's.....:toast

[phxspurfan]

He hasn't even been the best Spur tbh. That'd be Derrick White. But he's definitely shown flashes of his upside.

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Man, the Spurs draft picks get so much more love than all other teams for so many years now. How many of these guys have ended up being anything approaching star level since Manu/Tony? How many have been lauded as draft day steals/stars? Blair, Beno, Splitter, Murray etc. All end up flaming out as non stars.

[Pavlov]

Man, the Spurs draft picks get so much more love than all other teams for so many years now. How many of these guys have ended up being anything approaching star level since Manu/Tony? How many have been lauded as draft day steals/stars? Blair, Beno, Splitter, Murray etc. All end up flaming out as non stars.Most have decent NBA careers, which is way more than most picked at their draft positions.

[exstatic]

Man, the Spurs draft picks get so much more love than all other teams for so many years now. How many of these guys have ended up being anything approaching star level since Manu/Tony? How many have been lauded as draft day steals/stars? Blair, Beno, Splitter, Murray etc. All end up flaming out as non stars.

Drafting in the late 20s, if you get a good rotation player or a starter, you’ve done your job. Go back through the last 15 drafts, and look at all of the players selected before the Spurs pick in that draft that either didn’t get another contract, or didn’t even complete their rookie contract at all. To expect stars is just sheer stupidity.

[Pavlov]

Drafting in the late 20s, if you get a good rotation player or a starter, you’ve done your job. Go back through the last 15 drafts, and look at all of the players selected before the Spurs pick in that draft that either didn’t get another contract, or didn’t even complete their rookie contract at all. To expect stars is just sheer stupidity.It's weird how spurfan can simultaneously overrate and underrate draft picks.

[phxspurfan]

Drafting in the late 20s, if you get a good rotation player or a starter, you’ve done your job. Go back through the last 15 drafts, and look at all of the players selected before the Spurs pick in that draft that either didn’t get another contract, or didn’t even complete their rookie contract at all. To expect stars is just sheer stupidity.

Let's take another angle at the same argument (NBA execs/media overrating Spurs draft picks).

A bunch of the Spurs' lauded picks of recent memory have had decently long careers as role players for the Spurs (Beno, Blair, Bonner, Neal, Splitter, etc). And then these players have turned their success/visibility with the Spurs into second or third deals with other teams, but they have never turned into stars. And usually they ended up out of the league by the end of their 2nd deals.

Did they improve and have longevity due to the Spurs' real strength, Pop and the coaching staff/culture (which the Big 3 helped to create and prolong until now), or did the Spurs draft awesome talent? I think the Spurs drafted very average players with decent characters for the most part, and then coached the hell out of them.

But what most people on ST complain about is the Spurs' seeming unwillingness to take those high risk / high reward bets, like drafting taller/more athletic, possibly disadvantaged American kids with better ceilings, for lower ceiling / high character guys. Case in point, passing up on guys like MKG, the A&M guy from this year, etc. Guys who everyone wanted on draft night because of their potential.

Why not swing for the fences? If not, with our awesome coaching staff to develop players the best we get is what we have. A team full of role players, some being paid star money.

[Russ]

It's weird how spurfan can simultaneously overrate and underrate draft picks.

It's called perspective.

[J_Paco]

Drafting in the late 20s, if you get a good rotation player or a starter, you’ve done your job. Go back through the last 15 drafts, and look at all of the players selected before the Spurs pick in that draft that either didn’t get another contract, or didn’t even complete their rookie contract at all. To expect stars is just sheer stupidity.

That is the expectation people have created as if every late 1st round pick the Spurs choose will be the "next" Manu or Tony.

The Spurs are smart by drafting three straight guards with varying skills, athletic ability and upside. Hopefully at least two, if not all three, pan out in the long run.

[Stabula]

Is he trash or nah

[rascal]

It is going to take time. I don't see much playing time until year three.

[Pavlov]

He'll get a few games with the mothership this coming season. I saw an improvement in his decision making over his stint in SL already. Could be really impressive in time.

[Play Boban]

Right now he plays exactly like JR Smith all the way down to the shot selection. Lets hope Pop can get him to be more like Jimmy Butler. His IQ and spacial awareness is lacking. He will be deadly once he learns to choose his spots within the flow of the offense.
You’d think an “intellectual type” would have better decision making than he does, no?

[Pavlov]

You’d think an “intellectual type” would have better decision making than he does, no?A 19 year old shooting guard?

No.

[Play Boban]

A 19 year old shooting guard?

No.
Go back to ringing the bell for your dog tbh.

[Pavlov]

Go back to ringing the bell for your dog tbh.You expect a 19 year old SG with one year of college to have superior decision making.

lol

[Play Boban]

You expect a 19 year old SG with one year of college to have superior decision making.

lol
He’s an intellectual type though I hear tbh.....

[Pavlov]

He’s an intellectual type though I hear tbh.....And?

[jjktkk]

But what most people on ST complain about is the Spurs' seeming unwillingness to take those high risk / high reward bets, like drafting taller/more athletic, possibly disadvantaged American kids with better ceilings, for lower ceiling / high character guys. Case in point, passing up on guys like MKG, the A&M guy from this year, etc. Guys who everyone wanted on draft night because of their potential.

Why not swing for the fences? If not, with our awesome coaching staff to develop players the best we get is what we have. A team full of role players, some being paid star money.

If it's not broke, why fix it? Picking where the Spurs annually pick in the draft, how many superstars are you expecting to uncover? You're wanting the Spur's FO to start drafting prospects with more size and athletic ability sounds good in theory from your armchair, but there's a reason why a lot of these athletic type of players you covet don't pan out.

[exstatic]

Let's take another angle at the same argument (NBA execs/media overrating Spurs draft picks).

A bunch of the Spurs' lauded picks of recent memory have had decently long careers as role players for the Spurs (Beno, Blair, Bonner, Neal, Splitter, etc). And then these players have turned their success/visibility with the Spurs into second or third deals with other teams, but they have never turned into stars. And usually they ended up out of the league by the end of their 2nd deals.

Did they improve and have longevity due to the Spurs' real strength, Pop and the coaching staff/culture (which the Big 3 helped to create and prolong until now), or did the Spurs draft awesome talent? I think the Spurs drafted very average players with decent characters for the most part, and then coached the hell out of them.

But what most people on ST complain about is the Spurs' seeming unwillingness to take those high risk / high reward bets, like drafting taller/more athletic, possibly disadvantaged American kids with better ceilings, for lower ceiling / high character guys. Case in point, passing up on guys like MKG, the A&M guy from this year, etc. Guys who everyone wanted on draft night because of their potential.

Why not swing for the fences? If not, with our awesome coaching staff to develop players the best we get is what we have. A team full of role players, some being paid star money.
How did we “pass up” MKG? He was the second overall pick in 2012, and we had no shot at him, whatsoever.

[Play Boban]

How did we “pass up” MKG? He was the second overall pick in 2012, and we had no shot at him, whatsoever.
Don’t let your facts get in the way of the narrative tbh.

[phxspurfan]

How did we “pass up” MKG? He was the second overall pick in 2012, and we had no shot at him, whatsoever.


<edit: not MCW either, some random 3 letter player who everyone was huge on that year>, whatever. Point is there are prospects that look way better every year we follow the Spurs drafts (Walker was pretty good so I can't fault that too much, only Robert Williams looked better to me). But the Spurs have been picking randoms each year when some of the more obvious picks have been passed up.

[azarel]

no way... when spurs pick literally at the end of 1st round (28/29th pick).... you can't say that they passed up on better talents when the rest of the other teams have passed on them too...

[Ice009]

no way... when spurs pick literally at the end of 1st round (28/29th pick).... you can't say that they passed up on better talents when the rest of the other teams have passed on them too...

Very true.

[FireMicoHalili]

<edit: not MCW either, some random 3 letter player who everyone was huge on that year>, whatever. Point is there are prospects that look way better every year we follow the Spurs drafts (Walker was pretty good so I can't fault that too much, only Robert Williams looked better to me). But the Spurs have been picking randoms each year when some of the more obvious picks have been passed up.
Apologies for joining in but since 2009 (when they picked Blair) the Spurs have more or less done well with extremely late picks. Here is a list of players the Spurs whiffed on
2010 - Booker, Pondexter, Vazquez, Whiteside, Bjelica; picked J. Anderson instead
2011 - Jimmy Butler, Chandler Parsons, Isaiah Thomas; picked Joseph
2012 - traded pick away to Golden State, with Crowder, Green, Middleton, and Barton all picked in the 2nd round
2013 - missed Gobert by a hair; Crabbe, Abrines, Neto, and Ennis; picked Jean-Charles
2014 - McDaniels, Dinwiddie, Grant, Jokic, Clarkson; picked Anderson instead
2015 - Nance, Hernangomez, Osman, Harrell, Richardson, Powell; picked Milutinov instead
2016 - Brogdon, Zubac, Diallo, McCaw, Zipser, Bolomboy; picked Murray instead
2017 - Hart, Ojeleye, Bell, Bacon, Brooks, Thornwell; picked White instead
All the Spurs picks have become regular rotation players for other teams, if not on the Spurs roster, with the exception of Jean-Charles, arguably their worst pick this decade because of injury. The second round is still pretty much a crap shoot but if you can eke out a rotation player at the tail-end of the draft, you’re doing quite well since other teams’ picks don’t even last to sign a second contract.

[Trill Clinton]

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[TimDunkem]

So we consider Spurs picks that blossomed for other teams good picks now? I guess most teams in the NBA draft well then if that's the case.

[raybies]

So we consider Spurs picks that blossomed for other teams good picks now? I guess most teams in the NBA draft well then if that's the case.
Name some.

[TimDunkem]

Name some.

Why? I'm asking the question. Ask the guy who literally just named them a few posts above.

I don't agree, tbh. Just because a pick might be succesful with another team years from when he was selected doesn't make it a good Spurs pick. Hell, I have read some truly awful takes here from some people that cite picks that were made for other teams as "good choices" like Dragic, for example, who was picked for the Suns and traded for Malik fucking Hairston.

As if the Spurs were "smart" for blindly selecting a guy who would go on to have a great NBA career, for another team, and getting trash in return. Same for Scola. You shouldn't get credit for drafting well then dumping said player for nothing.

[raybies]

Why? I'm asking the question. Ask the guy who literally just named them a few posts above.

I don't agree, tbh. Just because a pick might be succesful with another team years from when he was selected doesn't make it a good Spurs pick. Hell, I have read some truly awful takes here from some people that cite picks that were made for other teams as "good choices" like Dragic, for example, who was picked for the Suns and traded for Malik fucking Hairston.

As if the Spurs were "smart" for blindly selecting a guy who would go on to have a great NBA career, for another team, and getting trash in return. Same for Scola. You shouldn't get credit for drafting well then dumping said player for nothing.
I just see your posts time to time and get a general consensus that your not high on just about anything we do. I can’t recall any praise or compliments to this organization. Just saying... But to the topic at hand, yes the Spurs have one of the best track records in the league along the likes of Boston, OKC, Houston, Golden state and without top picks or money to buy picks. Cream of the crop I’d say. It’s just you make an argument that you aren’t prepared to defend than why do it? Just shit talk tbh

[DPG21920]

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Awesome - thanks for sharing :tu

[TimDunkem]

I just see your posts time to time and get a general consensus that your not high on just about anything we do. I can’t recall any praise or compliments to this organization. Just saying... But to the topic at hand, yes the Spurs have one of the best track records in the league along the likes of Boston, OKC, Houston, Golden state and without top picks or money to buy picks. Cream of the crop I’d say. It’s just you make an argument that you aren’t prepared to defend than why do it? Just shit talk tbh

I literally just defended it. The fuck?

[phxspurfan]

Apologies for joining in but since 2009 (when they picked Blair) the Spurs have more or less done well with extremely late picks. Here is a list of players the Spurs whiffed on
2010 - Booker, Pondexter, Vazquez, Whiteside, Bjelica; picked J. Anderson instead
2011 - Jimmy Butler, Chandler Parsons, Isaiah Thomas; picked Joseph
2012 - traded pick away to Golden State, with Crowder, Green, Middleton, and Barton all picked in the 2nd round
2013 - missed Gobert by a hair; Crabbe, Abrines, Neto, and Ennis; picked Jean-Charles
2014 - McDaniels, Dinwiddie, Grant, Jokic, Clarkson; picked Anderson instead
2015 - Nance, Hernangomez, Osman, Harrell, Richardson, Powell; picked Milutinov instead
2016 - Brogdon, Zubac, Diallo, McCaw, Zipser, Bolomboy; picked Murray instead
2017 - Hart, Ojeleye, Bell, Bacon, Brooks, Thornwell; picked White instead
All the Spurs picks have become regular rotation players for other teams, if not on the Spurs roster, with the exception of Jean-Charles, arguably their worst pick this decade because of injury. The second round is still pretty much a crap shoot but if you can eke out a rotation player at the tail-end of the draft, you’re doing quite well since other teams’ picks don’t even last to sign a second contract.

Nice writeup. I can remember a lot/all of these drafts and recall many of the guys the Spurs passed over were exactly what I would call one of the "best available" during the Spurs pick.

Players like IT in 2011, who was a collegiate star. He was short, but damn he was fast and good. Seemed to me like a great bench spark plug, could have been like a Ty Lawson behind the then-still-good TP.

In 2013, Allen Crabbe was a clear best available, again snubbed for LJC out of Europe with an obvious buyout/restriction due to his contract I believe (had to stay there for a year perhaps). Perhaps they picked him because Tony like him but Crabbe was great in college and had good size to replace Manu eventually. Or even replace Green after he fell off.

2014: I liked Clarkson, no one knew Jokic would be so good, and Anderson turned out ok, so this to me is a push

2015: Montrezl Harrell was another best available and the Spurs passed him over to go for a guy who may not ever be anything in the NBA (Milutinov).

2016: Murray is ok, but Brogdon has arguably been better for his club (a starter) and was clearly one of the best available. Again probably a push, but Brogdon was a clear pick to me. Murray is still a project, and a PG who can't shoot or dribble is not really a PG if you ask me.

2017: Hart was a clear best available. Not as clear as some of the past ones, but damn good in college and still on the board. White, we shall see. But Hart was more polished and could have been already a better floor general than Murray (at least to get the offense running and not get trapped/picked).

[Pavlov]

Time machine draft picks are the best draft picks.

[phxspurfan]

Funny how a bunch of you guys are PATFO apologists/fluffers in here but in every draft thread throughout the past 10 years everyone goes "WTF" after every Spurs pick. Not really time machine drafting when in the present moment during every draft half the fans in here want the best available/great prospect to be picked, we name the person outright, and PATFO goes in a random direction.

And that's especially considering how the roster is full of PG sized mediocre SGs at present.

[raybies]

I literally just defended it. The fuck?
I’m not even gonna get sassy. I’ll just repeat it then. You said most teams draft well and then passed on giving examples.

[Pavlov]

Funny how a bunch of you guys are PATFO apologists/fluffers in here but in every draft thread throughout the past 10 years everyone goes "WTF" after every Spurs pick. Yeah, they did it with Kawhi Leonard.

lol

[K...]

Funny how a bunch of you guys are PATFO apologists/fluffers in here but in every draft thread throughout the past 10 years everyone goes "WTF" after every Spurs pick. Not really time machine drafting when in the present moment during every draft half the fans in here want the best available/great prospect to be picked, we name the person outright, and PATFO goes in a random direction.

And that's especially considering how the roster is full of PG sized mediocre SGs at present.

It's really cliche, fans haven't been doing what the fuck reactions at all lately. One or two persons makes hay about taking an athletic players instead, but by and large the Spurs have been conventional. Also lol at spurstalk mouth breathers being the standard to judge a front offense

[raybies]

Funny how a bunch of you guys are PATFO apologists/fluffers in here but in every draft thread throughout the past 10 years everyone goes "WTF" after every Spurs pick. Not really time machine drafting when in the present moment during every draft half the fans in here want the best available/great prospect to be picked, we name the person outright, and PATFO goes in a random direction.

And that's especially considering how the roster is full of PG sized mediocre SGs at present.
I’m an apologist. I support my team. I guess being what you call a realist is just so “woke” and evolved that can give you the right to bitch about everything the org does when the track record speaks for itself. You guys act like any org is perfect. Like Pop said with the Duncan years, you got a good thing you just hope to not screw things up. I’m paraphrasing but that has been the philosophy for song long and perfectly explains the status quo but some aren’t apt enough to pick that up. You can’t stand the franchise than follow a different team. Some like the fruit but not the tree or like the tree but the fruit... been posting so long you think your opinions actually mean anything but they don’t. Been saying, just enjoy the ride. Nothing lasts forever. There’ll be time to criticize this org but it’s still not yet. Y’all missing it...

[phxspurfan]

Yeah, they did it with Kawhi Leonard.

lol

People cheered the Kawhi pick. They pictured him as the coveted Long 3 that we desperately needed to defend guys like Kobe/LeBron etc. (since RJ sucked). We thought he would be the next Bowen. Only issue with that was they were way off on his ceiling. Of course people didn't like the fact that Hill was traded, but to me that's a trade move not a pick. If you're introducing general roster moves into this argument you could say Spurs are awesome at picking diamonds by citing Green from the D-league, etc.

[Pavlov]

People cheered the Kawhi pick.You need to go back and look a the draft night threads.

But now you want to pretend it wasn't a pick.

lol

[K...]

It's also dumb to ignore that euro stashing is and was a cap management tool when the Spurs had large talent full roster

[TimDunkem]

I’m not even gonna get sassy. I’ll just repeat it then. You said most teams draft well and then passed on giving examples.

I guess you didn't read the entire post.

[FireMicoHalili]

Nice writeup. I can remember a lot/all of these drafts and recall many of the guys the Spurs passed over were exactly what I would call one of the "best available" during the Spurs pick.

Players like IT in 2011, who was a collegiate star. He was short, but damn he was fast and good. Seemed to me like a great bench spark plug, could have been like a Ty Lawson behind the then-still-good TP.

In 2013, Allen Crabbe was a clear best available, again snubbed for LJC out of Europe with an obvious buyout/restriction due to his contract I believe (had to stay there for a year perhaps). Perhaps they picked him because Tony like him but Crabbe was great in college and had good size to replace Manu eventually. Or even replace Green after he fell off.

2014: I liked Clarkson, no one knew Jokic would be so good, and Anderson turned out ok, so this to me is a push

2015: Montrezl Harrell was another best available and the Spurs passed him over to go for a guy who may not ever be anything in the NBA (Milutinov).

2016: Murray is ok, but Brogdon has arguably been better for his club (a starter) and was clearly one of the best available. Again probably a push, but Brogdon was a clear pick to me. Murray is still a project, and a PG who can't shoot or dribble is not really a PG if you ask me.

2017: Hart was a clear best available. Not as clear as some of the past ones, but damn good in college and still on the board. White, we shall see. But Hart was more polished and could have been already a better floor general than Murray (at least to get the offense running and not get trapped/picked).
I don’t know what to tell you. Hindsight is 20/20. The Spurs are probably aware of big boards and such but saw something in these players that fit the culture or system. RC mentioned White’s shooting percentages as the primary consideration for drafting him. In 2011, the Spurs whiffed on Thomas because he wouldn’t have any playing time on a team stacked with point guards. I agree they just drafted LJC probably because Tony liked him. The Spurs went the draft-and-stash route in 2015 to create space for Aldridge. In 2016 Brogdon wasn’t even on Bilas’ best available when the Spurs got around to make their selection. As for 2017 it’s difficult to make any calls as of now since White didn’t have a lot of playing time last year. I doubt the Spurs lost much by way of value and there was just no way they would’ve known the other guys they didn’t pick would do relatively better.

[hooperflash]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWqL39syqOw&amp;feature=youtu.be

[picnroll]

I don’t know what to tell you. Hindsight is 20/20. The Spurs are probably aware of big boards and such but saw something in these players that fit the culture or system. RC mentioned White’s shooting percentages as the primary consideration for drafting him. In 2011, the Spurs whiffed on Thomas because he wouldn’t have any playing time on a team stacked with point guards. I agree they just drafted LJC probably because Tony liked him. The Spurs went the draft-and-stash route in 2015 to create space for Aldridge. In 2016 Brogdon wasn’t even on Bilas’ best available when the Spurs got around to make their selection. As for 2017 it’s difficult to make any calls as of now since White didn’t have a lot of playing time last year. I doubt the Spurs lost much by way of value and there was just no way they would’ve known the other guys they didn’t pick would do relatively better.

You can almost always pick one or two guys in the second round that proved better than a 28 to 30. That’s ridiculous and not the point. The point is that the Spurs have very consistently picked guys that have stuck in the NBA consistently some doing very well. Many teams have bombed on lower picks and none have consistently picked early second round picks, a few picks later than the Spurs, as the Spurs very late first round picks

[FireMicoHalili]

You can almost always pick one or two guys in the second round that proved better than a 28 to 30. That’s ridiculous and not the point. The point is that the Spurs have very consistently picked guys that have stuck in the NBA consistently some doing very well. Many teams have bombed on lower picks and none have consistently picked early second round picks, a few picks later than the Spurs, as the Spurs very late first round picks
You can argue 10-30, even. He’s blaming the front office for not drafting better with limited intel and a late pick. There are rational fans, there are spoiled fans, and then there are fans who want to manage a team like they play NBA Live.

[BatManu20]

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[Play Boban]

And?
I thought an “intellectual type” would play an intelligent type of basketball tbh. Is that too much to ask tbh?

[Pavlov]

I thought an “intellectual type” would play an intelligent type of basketball tbh. Is that too much to ask tbh?He's 19 and played one year of college.

He's already improved.

Relax.

[Mr. Body]

I thought an “intellectual type” would play an intelligent type of basketball tbh. Is that too much to ask tbh?

Are you one of those "Grayson Allen" fans?

[ace3g]

LWIV was at Top Golf

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DihuHfsV4AAv59m.jpg:large

https://twitter.com/Carlos__Vera_/status/1020186396538167296

[K...]

I guess his wrist is ok

[Kurik]

I guess his wrist is ok

Metu fractured his wrist. Walker sprained his ankle.

[objective]

Don't really see the point of listing Brogden as a miss anymore ... Is he even still a starter? Didn't they trade for Bledsoe and he lost his job?

Nice player, steady player, but even when he's a free agent next summer is he getting a starting job anywhere?

Hart love it just as weird. Pop was never going to give him a legit chance either, he'd be g league and summer league hopeful like White.

Pop won't be giving Walker any looks either, same with anyone else they could have drafted: Huerter, Allen, Robert Williams, Mitchell Robinson ... They were all destined to sit and watch.

[BatManu20]

Taking Kyle's #1. Already the best player to wear #1 for the Spurs since DA.

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[TimmyBuckets]

Kyle's # and it looks like he's next to Dejounte

[cd98]

Taking Kyle's #1. Already the best player to wear #1 for the Spurs since DA.

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Rod Strickland says that's my jersey.

[BatManu20]

Rod Strickland says that's my jersey.

He'll always be the OG #1 for the Spurs.

[BatManu20]

Lonnie's winning.

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[koriwhat]

He'll always be the OG #1 for the Spurs.

:tu

[ace3g]

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[RGMCSE]

Lonnie's winning.

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Dude's already showing them diva signs and he hasn't even played a second yet.

[Joseph Kony]

Dude's already showing them diva signs and he hasn't even played a second yet.

chilling in a hot tub is being a diva? lol dumbass :lol

[RGMCSE]

chilling in a hot tub is being a diva? lol dumbass :lol

Like fish in a barrel. :lmao

[Joseph Kony]

Like fish in a barrel. :lmao

youre not fooling anyone scrah. you're not a troll you're just a garbage tier poster :lmao

[RGMCSE]

youre not fooling anyone scrah. you're not a troll you're just a garbage tier poster :lmao

Yet you fell for it you dumb mother fucker you. Someone come get their village idiot. :lol

[RD2191]

Lonnie's winning.

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Kid seems like a douche tbh

[Play Boban]

Lonnie's winning.

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How does he explain that horizon in the video with his flat earth bullcrap tbh?

[Play Boban]

Kid seems like a douche tbh
I could not agree more tbh.

[BD24]

Kid seems like a douche tbh
Not sure about a douche, definitely a tinfoil crazy person though. Hopefully its just a phase and he grows out of it though. Gotta keep in mind the kid is only 19.

[benfti]

It’s got to be said, he has the flat out most fucked up hair In the nba

he looks like a fucking leek

[Chinook]

How does he explain that horizon in the video with his flat earth bullcrap tbh?

He believes the sky is a projection, so the horizon isn't an issue for him.

[Coach X]

It’s got to be said, he has the flat out most fucked up hair In the nba

he looks like a fucking leek
:lmao

This sounds even funnier in Spanish :lol Lonnie "puerro" Walker! :lol Thanks for that

I like his personality. Sure he's still childish/immature as he's 19 but the kid is smart and charismatic. Looks the kind of open-minded person that can learn a lot. He might be a good leader. He just needs to listen to the coaches and work his butt off for the next 2-3 years.

[John B]

He got swagger and alpha traits. You don’t want a mute again. This guy knows what he wants. I think this guy’s gonna be a stud. I think we have very solid young core with star potential.

[Dverde]

I could see Demar mentoring this kid a lot. I think he won’t play meaningful minutes this year. Manu, Demar, Patty, Marco taking much of the minutes. Pop would probably play Forbes and White before him too.

[Play Boban]

He believes the sky is a projection, so the horizon isn't an issue for him.
Ah, yes, good point! :lol

[Leetonidas]

He is definitely at least half retarded. But we won a title with an autist leading the way so it doesn't matter if he's a retard as long as he's not overly vocal about his silly beliefs

[cd98]

Hair is a genius marketing move. He shaves his head and blends in with 50 indistinguishable players. But the hair makes him stand out. You may hate it, but you’ll always know when he’s on the court or out in public.

[KDKSpurs24]

Hair is a genius marketing move. He shaves his head and blends in with 50 indistinguishable players. But the hair makes him stand out. You may hate it, but you’ll always know when he’s on the court or out in public.
Exactly.

[ECOV]

More open than the most of y'all thinking you know everything lol

[gospursgojas]

He got swagger and alpha traits. You don’t want a mute again. This guy knows what he wants. I think this guy’s gonna be a stud. I think we have very solid young core with star potential.

This. No more mute autists.

[koriwhat]

It’s got to be said, he has the flat out most fucked up hair In the nba

Oe-BV7OYepI

[koriwhat]

He got swagger and alpha traits. You don’t want a mute again. This guy knows what he wants. I think this guy’s gonna be a stud. I think we have very solid young core with star potential.

:tu

i have high hopes for walker, white, and dj this season.


I could see Demar mentoring this kid a lot. I think he won’t play meaningful minutes this year. Manu, Demar, Patty, Marco taking much of the minutes. Pop would probably play Forbes and White before him too.

a dude like him with the personality and hair to be "out there" will def find some mins on the hardwood. i think he's going to surprise a lot of you just as pop will by giving lonnie mins.

[tonight...you]

:tu

i have high hopes for walker, white, and dj this season.



a dude like him with the personality and hair to be "out there" will def find some mins on the hardwood. i think he's going to surprise a lot of you just as pop will by giving lonnie mins.
:bobo

[BatManu20]

Not everyone's going to be as boring and low-key as Timmy you ghaz. Let the kid enjoy himself. 19 years old and just became a millionaire. He'll be alright.

[daslicer]

He strikes me as a normal guy. He's a typical 19 year old whose just enjoying his life. He seems like a good guy.

[BatManu20]

He aight.

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[dabom]

He aight.

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Left hand dunk off his left foot. :wow

kawhiter could do it better and more naturally but it still speaks volumes of Lonnie. :wow

[dabom]

He is also very strong for a 19 year old. His upper body is perfect for NBA and his lower body looks like he has very good strong base and legs.

[dabom]

And he not gonna get get blocked by a PG on da fast break. :lol

[LittleCriminal]

Already better than Fox imo...

[BackHome]

He reminds me of Sean Elliott I am expecting good things from the kid

[hooperflash]

Not sure about a douche, definitely a tinfoil crazy person though. Hopefully its just a phase and he grows out of it though. Gotta keep in mind the kid is only 19.
I hope he pans out, he seems like a great talent. He’s what you’d call “FAKE WOKE” nowadays :lol

[BD24]

I hope he pans out, he seems like a great talent. He’s what you’d call “FAKE WOKE” nowadays :lol
Pretty much. Would fit in perfectly with conspiracy theorist Chris and TSA downstairs