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Originally Posted by davi78239
I wanted him all along
dont worry, we TD to shoot our clutch 3's :lol
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Originally Posted by davi78239
I wanted him all along
dont worry, we TD to shoot our clutch 3's :lol
Poor examples.Quote:
Hedo, Daniels, Ward. Why don't their games translate under Pop and why is the difference so stark under a different coach/system?
Hedo actually played quite well in Pop's system. He just choked in the playoffs.
Daniels? How many coaches and how many systems did he go through before finding one system that he works in after, what 7-8 years?
Ward? Is he playing now? Unfortunately we got that guy just as the wheels were coming off.
Daniels played very well in his rookie year with Vancouver. Then he was with SA for years being screamed at by Pop until he spent one disfunctional year with the Blazers after being traded there but can you blame him? Now he's thriving in SEA with the highest ast/to ratio in the league or some such and SEA is having a great year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Hedo was up and down all over the place with Pop during the regular season. So much so that Pop benched Manu to help him, remember? He didn't just suck in the playoffs.
Ward is the most extreme case of all. This guy's game transitioned from averaging like 9pts/5ast to totally sucking ass in the same season. A little suspect to just call it bad luck don't you think?
Yeah, so well he was traded for Felipe Lopez. He was a bust.Quote:
Daniels played very well in his rookie year with Vancouver.
So he can work in 25% of systems. Wow.Quote:
Now he's thriving in SEA with the highest ast/to ratio in the league or some such and SEA is having a great year.
Not defensively, which is more than half the issue.Quote:
Hedo was up and down all over the place with Pop during the regular season.
Is he playing now? Please answer.Quote:
Ward is the most extreme case of all. This guy's came transitioned from averaging like 9pts/5ast to totally sucking ass in the same season. A little suspect to just call it bad luck don't you think?
For a rookie, his numbers didn't look like bust material. Is he a still a bust? Please.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
I explained the circumstances. If you can't refute it, don't bring it up.Quote:
So he can work in 25% of systems. Wow.
I'm assuming Pop knew Barry wasn't signed for his defensive prowess.Quote:
Not defensively, which is more than half the issue.
Ward's breakdown is an enigma to be sure, but Pop signed him so he obviously saw something in his game that, again, just didn't translate. Hmmmm.
By my count, Ward is about 7th on the Rockets PG depth chart.
He was traded. End of story. He could never play point regularly until Seattle. End of story.Quote:
For a rookie, his numbers didn't look like bust material.
You made excuses.Quote:
I explained the circumstances. If you can't refute it, don't bring it up.
You should also be assuming that Barry knows he has to play something resembling defense to stay on the floor as a Spur.Quote:
I'm assuming Pop knew Barry wasn't signed for his defensive prowess.
Don't be daft. You were trying to say he failed in 1 out of 4 systems when if you look critically at the circumstances, he really only "failed" (even though his numbers were fine) from 1 system other than SA. Portland doesn't count and you know this.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
No, that was Pop's job before he signed him.Quote:
You should also be assuming that Barry knows he has to play something resembling defense to stay on the floor as a Spur.
Damn, y'all give me a break. Yeah, Barry's been disappointing this season, but at LEAST wait until the season's over before you decide if we should dump him. Hedo led the league in 3 pt. % for a good portion of last season, but disappeared in the playoffs. Who's to say Barry won't reverse that and throw in a couple of key shots during the playoffs this year? I'm not saying Brown and Udrih shouldn't get the minutes now, just that YOU NEVER KNOW when a savvy veteran with shooting skills might surprise you in the playoffs (see Steve Kerr 2003 Game 6 WC Finals).
What are you talking about? They could've kept him.Quote:
Portland doesn't count and you know this.
So you're saying you're ignorant about the Spurs's system?Quote:
No, that was Pop's job before he signed him.
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Barry at the time was considered the best "Shooter" on the market for the money.
He was considered a better SHOOTER than Stephen Jackson. THATS why he was brought in.
At least Steve Kerr could play something resembling defense.
Brent Barry is a joke.
I have not given up on the man.
Steve Kerr shot 31% his first season with the Spurs. The worst year of his career. His overall field goal percentage was under 40%.Quote:
Originally Posted by TwoHandJam
That's why I find it so funny that people are acting like Barry is shooting so poorly. They must not have been around in 98-99.
The two years Stephen Jackson was with the Spurs were also the two worst years of his career in terms of 3 point percentage.
If you think making Portland's roster is some kind of acid test for success then you're not worth debating.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Buy a clue. I'm not scouting for the Spurs. Pop and his staff are. This "discussion" is over.Quote:
So you're saying you're ignorant about the Spurs's system?
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