Silver Lining as the Panic Siren Sounds

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Originally Posted by dbestpro

Then he needs to keep his left up (play big defense) cause he's about to get knocked out (no playoffs).

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Nah, it will just end in an ugly decision that leaves fans numb and in bitter disappointment (see: Winky Wright).

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Originally Posted by timvp

:lol Good one.



Pop is here as long as he wants to be here.

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Fuck :bang; oh well, he did lead us to 4 titles, can't complain

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Originally Posted by timvp

I'm not sure Pop has dictated a matchup in his coaching history. He's a counterpuncher.

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When he had DRob and Tim the first 2-3 years he dictated.

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Originally Posted by ShoogarBear

When he had DRob and Tim the first 2-3 years he dictated.

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Well, to be fair, it's tough not to when you have 2 top 20 all-time players in the same frontcourt..

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Originally Posted by ShoogarBear

When he had DRob and Tim the first 2-3 years he dictated.

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Well, yeah, what was he going to do ... sit one of them? :lol

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Originally Posted by timvp

Well, yeah, what was he going to do ... sit one of them? :lol

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Pop 2006-2010 probably would. :depressed

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Originally Posted by timvp

That said, I liked the distribution of minutes. An eight-man rotation featuring RMJ and not featuring Bogans, Finley or Bonner is a playoff-esque type rotation. This alignment allows the Spurs a lot of potential ... even though it'll be an uphill battle to get this rotation to defend well enough.

The main reason why I still believe is that Pop seems to seeing the light of common sense when it comes to who should play and how many minutes players should be out on the court.

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:rollin

:lmao

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