Know the team you follow by knowing the words they preach. A mantra shown to Spurs in their practice gym —>

[Dejounte]

https://x.com/jmcdonald_saen/status/1773743136881152327?s=46

Love it or hate it, this quote is a part of a philosophy of the team you follow…

How they apply this in their basketball ops, it is up for interpretation/ discussion.

[Dverde]

I prefer Hand down, man down.

[DesignatedT]

Why would anyone hate that?

[exstatic]

Why would anyone hate that?

Because it’s Spurs culture. Not very popular around these parts.

[scott]

It's a great message.

I'm curious how people feel how well applied it is to the FO, and how the FO manages the roster.

[Pauleta14]

Litteraly a quote from Victor's pre season interview

[MultiTroll]

Litteraly a quote from Victor's pre season interview
Yes a Victor quote vs some Popped + FO gibberish in words / the opposite in actions sounds entirely more feasible.

[SouthernFryd]

Words mean nothing.

Actions mean everything.

[Pauleta14]

Words mean nothing.

Actions mean everything.

I understand you point but words don’t mean nothing.

they’re actually vastly underrated by the new generation.

I guess u meant actions speak loudER than words.

[MultiTroll]

Because it’s Spurs culture. Not very popular around these parts.
Sure.

Bryn Forbes deserved to start 151 of 152 games.
He wasn't owed it, he deserved it.

[Tyronn Lue]

Good, better, best. Never let it rest, etc.

Spurs culture is to take the words from their franchise guy and put them on the wall to help foster the sense of investment. This is to keep them around. Too bad Kawhi never say anything profound.

[Mugen]

I prefer Hand down, man down.

:lol

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

Weird. Pop hasn't earned his salary in years yet he still cashes the checks.

[Ef-man]

What happened to the mantra, “I want some nasty?”