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Kori Ellis
01-05-2005, 02:01 PM
You know you've got a bunch of questions for Spurs coach Gregg Popovich! Email your question to [email protected], then tune into The Ticket 760 AM today at 4:30pm for the “Pop Show.” Make sure you include your name and where you're writing from. Don Harris will pick some of your questions and relay them to Pop. They’ll even mention your name!

Just email [email protected] – and Listen to the Ticket 760 - today at 4:30pm.

ducks
01-05-2005, 02:39 PM
the rotation last night is that what we should expect to see for the rest of the season expect unless a player gets hurt

Solid D
01-05-2005, 03:17 PM
I'd be interested in someone asking Pop when Horry went out with a reported minor eye injury. Was Horry's shoulder injured also, when he got tangled up with Odom?

manustarting2gd
01-05-2005, 03:23 PM
wanted to ask you if we would be seeing more of the Beno/TP backcourt against smaller teams, using Tony as the scoring guard?

This is something that many Spurs fans would like to see used and may be that extra lineup move that takes us over the top this year. I think with Beno’s natural passing and ball control abilities; Tony would be able to either shoot a j , penetrate by his defender (which is almost a given) and it would give both guards exposure to a quick, but controlled lineup needed in rare cases of foul trouble and such. Hey what if it works out great? Especially, taking into account the different looks teams give the Spurs in the playoffs. Preparation for the unexpected is key.

Rummpd
01-05-2005, 03:47 PM
Question for Pop:
I believe you are the best coach in the NBA. That being said I do not understand again the recent quick yanking or reversal of the rotation of Horry for Rose. This is not to degrade Horry; but no player brings as much energy, toughness and critical rebounding to the Spurs as Rose on any given night. Plus doesn't it make sense to save if anyone, Horry, for the playoffs? Rose sat on the bench the entire Sacremento game and then was not in there when Rasho (who also was sitting) was on the bench at seemingly critical moments.

Peter D. Rumm, MD Philadelphia

Kori Ellis
01-05-2005, 03:50 PM
Did you guys email your questions?

manustarting2gd
01-05-2005, 03:51 PM
Yup

CosmicCowboy
01-05-2005, 04:03 PM
hmmm...

9) whats the best merlot under $20?

8) how does it feel knowing you started your NBA coaching career by intentionally tanking a season?

7) we know you are all about the Spurs character and "good guy" image...now why was it again that you traded Sean Elliott for Dennis Rodman?

6) did you know they can fix that shit with lasers and botox?

5) where in the world do you find those uglyass turtlenecks?

4) whats a good wine to drink with a Maliks phamous philly?

3) Did you really try to get Chris Webber?

2) Why don't you write books like Phil Jackson? He's funny.

and....*drumroll*

the number one burning question of the ages for Pop...

1) Why don't you play Steve Kerr?

FromWayDowntown
01-05-2005, 04:07 PM
hmmm...

7) we know you are all about the Spurs character and "good guy" image...now why was it again that you traded Sean Elliott for Dennis Rodman?

[assumes Coach Pop voice] Well, Cowboy, I'm happy to say that I had absolutely nothing to do with trading Sean Elliott for Dennis Rodman -- that was my predecessor, Mr. Lucas. You might recall, Cowboy, that my role in any Sean Elliott trade was persuading Detroit that Bill Curley could really play and dealing Mr. Curley for Sean. Personally, I thought I did pretty damn well with that one. [/assumes Coach Pop voice]


the number one burning question of the ages for Pop...

1) Why don't you play Steve Kerr?

[assumes Coach Pop voice] Didn't you hear my answers after Game 4? [/assumes Coach Pop voice]

ducks
01-05-2005, 04:41 PM
no kori work is a zoo

timvp
01-05-2005, 07:10 PM
[assumes Coach Pop voice] Well, Cowboy, I'm happy to say that I had absolutely nothing to do with trading Sean Elliott for Dennis Rodman -- that was my predecessor, Mr. Lucas. You might recall, Cowboy, that my role in any Sean Elliott trade was persuading Detroit that Bill Curley could really play and dealing Mr. Curley for Sean. Personally, I thought I did pretty damn well with that one. [/assumes Coach Pop voice]


[assumes Coach Lucas' raspy voice]Well actually it was Bob Bass who made the trade not me. I wanted Richard Dumas.[/assumes Coach Lucas' raspy voice]

timvp
01-05-2005, 07:11 PM
no kori work is a zoo

:lmao

Either two hours of sleep have caught up to me or that was a funny visual.

ShoogarBear
01-05-2005, 07:25 PM
Ask Pop if Manu has started going to his hair stylist.

FromWayDowntown
01-05-2005, 07:27 PM
[assumes Coach Lucas' raspy voice]Well actually it was Bob Bass who made the trade not me. I wanted Richard Dumas.[/assumes Coach Lucas' raspy voice]

[assumes FromWayDowntown's somewhat injured ego] Damn, I recalled it was Lucas who wanted to make that deal. Then I did a little research and remembered (discovered?) that my memory of Lucas as GM might have been related to my surprise that Philly gave him the reigns after the Spurs fired him, and not based on anything that happened while in SA.

At least I remembered that it wasn't Popovich.[/assumes FromWayDowntown's somewhat injured ego]

timvp
01-05-2005, 07:27 PM
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20030905/nt7.jpg

timvp
01-05-2005, 07:29 PM
[assumes timvp's ruined joke picture]Man now I don't make sense.[/assumes timvp's ruined joke picture]

ShoogarBear
01-05-2005, 07:33 PM
As a mod, can't you delete FWD's joke-killing post?

timvp
01-05-2005, 07:35 PM
:lmao

You think I'm a mod here? Shiii-ii-iii-iiit, more of my posts get deleted than the rest of the forum combined. I'm not even allowed to know my password.

FromWayDowntown
01-05-2005, 08:11 PM
As a mod, can't you delete FWD's joke-killing post?

i appreciate the joke, hence my attempt to respond wittily -- bad execution on my part, but it's been a rough first week back. . . .