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Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Want? who doesnt want it? It's not going to happen and CP3 can be an idiot but overall Paul is better player than TP.No doubt about it.
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Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
Want? who doesnt want it? It's not going to happen and CP3 can be an idiot but overall Paul is better player than TP.No doubt about it.
That is not true. There are only TD, Manu, and TP in this team that have proved they can win in the POs and the title. Yes, we can win the regular season games without TP but we will really need him when the POs come. W/o TP we are going nowhere. Unless, we just want to be a regular season championship?Quote:
Originally Posted by Josepatches_
TP, just take your time. You know how much the team needs you to be healthy for the POs.
TP is not as valuable as he was the last couple of years and last time i checked, the Spurs did not win alot of games with TP in...Quote:
Originally Posted by gilmor
Bottom line is: the Spurs are deep enough to deal with Parker absence. Plus, they have an history of winning games when one of the BIG 3 is out.
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Originally Posted by Josepatches_
Dumb logic. not that i'm surprised but with this logic, that means that not even Tim was important since we lost three in a row with him too.
Anyway, Hill and Manu can do the job, but his scoring force, even this year, could be missed.
Kace, prépare toi à répondre aux nombreux rageux anti parker qui vont avoir ici une belle occasion de ressortir les crocs parceque je pressens de gros matchs du Jefferson en l'absence de ParkerQuote:
Originally Posted by kace
Yeah the many anti parker's are already here, don't know if it can be worse. As for jefferson, I dont think he will be doing so great in the time Parker is gone, so it probably wouldn't be a opportunity for anti parkers even more.Quote:
Originally Posted by romain.star
I do hope it though, to see Jefferson doing better finally. I haven't seen the game yesterday, but he seemed to do pretty well.
I just hope Parker can get a good rest and will be back soon, because we need him. We cant miss him too long, because it means a big share of points pg were going to lose. I hope the others can find a way to make up for it when Parker is out.
It sucks that he got hurt, however if the spurs get on a roll and start playin D' that would be bad for TP especially if they started to slight when he comes back. If the spurs go on some kinda of streak then Parker might be the piece they try trading. Welcome Bosh and Calderon to the mix!!!! both in the top 25 that might get traded.
Self-quote, activate!Conroy just got called up by the Rockets.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
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Originally Posted by romain.star
during tony's absence:
- any win = Spurs better without Parker / Trade Parker
- any loss = Fuck Parker's injury and his NT, trade him
- any good game from GHill => We have a new PG, trade Parker
- any good game from RJ => RJ was playing bad because of Parker, trade him (and here you can probably replace RJ with any player playing bad lately)
etc etc ......
PS: i still hope we win all the games during his absence though ;)
Always look at the silver lining.. this is a challenge for the guys to step it up as individuals and as a team.
I agree it's a loss loss situation for parker whatever happen the portnoy1andco trade parker threads will florish !Quote:
Originally Posted by kace
This is actually so true. Fuggin' spurs fans :rolleyesQuote:
Originally Posted by kace
For me the only good thing that may come out of the injury is Pop will have one less player to run out with small ball.
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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Thanks - You follow that league far more than I ever would. Your input is greatly appreciated.
Spurs’ Parker to miss several games with sprain
12 hours, 43 minutes ago
SAN ANTONIO (AP)—San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker(notes) was expected to miss several NBA games because of a mild left ankle sprain.
The Spurs said on Thursday that the swelling in Parker’s ankle was minimal, a day after being carried off the court in a win over Atlanta. No structural damage was found.
Parker won’t play on Friday against Memphis and will also likely sit Sunday’s game against Denver. No timetable for his return has been set.
Parker has been troubled by the same foot all season. The French star missed four games earlier because of another ankle sprain and has been bothered by plantar fascitis.
The injuries have cost Parker the quickness he had last season, when he was an All-Star and led the Spurs in scoring.
lol so true. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by kace
what's with your obsession with calderon?Quote:
Originally Posted by portnoy1
He's the worst defender in the wost defensive team.
he will miss just 2 games :toast
I miss Rod Strickland..... This dude made a fool out of anybody that was put in front of him... Long live the real rocket.... Rocket Rod...
It's almost as sure a bet this will come up as you pointing out that Tony has a better assist/turnover ratio whenever somebody mentions Manu. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by kace
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Originally Posted by ElNono
Lol...so true... also frenchy apologist... don't forget to bring up that per 82shit website manu isn't as clutch as everybody thinks he is....i........ :lmao
I like his facilitating style. Simple and effective in the right system. He recognizes things in the offense and doesnt turn the ball over trying to do to much. I think his style would be Perfect for the spurs. His defense is bad, but so is Parkers. Parker at times has shown the ability to play D, Calderon has never been in a system which requires him to do so. Anyone Remember Glenn Robinson in 04-05 with the spurs? He was certainly not known for defense, however under Pop he did pretty well defensively in the minutes he played. Of note 05' Nba finals game 1, where he had a solid first quarter defensively. There are better options than Calderon (CP3,D-Will,Rondo) and There are certainly better options than trading Parker (trade RJ, or the big 3 expiring contracts). But Right now it seems the spurs need help first in the paint ( shotblocker ) at the point (Pass-first PG) and on the perimeter (lock-down defender at the 3/2).Quote:
Originally Posted by sonic21
LOL france vs. argentina
Manu has always been somewhat turnover prone. He has done a better job not turning it over this year tho. Parker drives in and kicks out which IMO is a higher percentage pass. Manu will drive to the top and try to pass in. If your not a skilled passer its very hard to make the passes Manu does. The good thing about Parkers passing style is that its high percentage, the bad thing is that it only accomodates certain players (shooters to be exact). Manu's inside pass is somewhat dangerous and can be picked off, but it works for everyone; cause who cant hit a layup?Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
I forsee Hill to RJ alley-oops.
This the time for RJ to step it up also. Spurs need his aggressive play right now more than ever.
Mason has bright eyes too. Hopefully he can step it up consistently.