Spurs Legend "The Last Dance" Documentary is coming...

[spursparker9]

Hype!!! :toast:smokin


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEBEM8Vszxs&ab_channel=NetflixFrance

[spursparker9]

Bring back the good old memories....

man now the spurs looked like trash

[John B]

Yeah Tony was something else. He’s really just my 3rd favorite after Manu and Timmy, in that order. But it’s hard not to be in awe with his fearlessness, his speed. He led the league in field goal percentage, despite him being a guard. That’s crazy! Many talked about today’s Eurostep, but his teardrops were equally deadly and was a game changer. Maybe because it wasn’t an ankle-breaker move, or it’s not as spectacular, but it was unstoppable. Tony had the best spin move, combined with vast arrays of moves under the basket, to score against the biggest defenders, comparable only to the greatest players of the game. Yup the planets aligned in the small market San Antonio from places least expected, The Virgin Islands, Argentina, France, and coached by arguably the greatest coach. San Antonio was damn lucky.

[Dex]

In before all the haters come in here to call him Porker and claim his ball-hogging cost the Spurs 13 championships.

I like the young guys the Spurs have now, but all it takes is a few years of struggle to really make you appreciate what we had with the Big 3.

[Degoat]

TP honestly never got the credit he deserved. For years he was cooking CP3, Nash, you name them.

[benefactor]

:tu

[Floyd Pacquiao]

He led the league in points in the paint one season too iirc.

[spurraider21]

One man fastbreak autobuckets were huge in the day where we’d regularly have final scores in the 80s