Bogut available?

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Originally Posted by EricD

Just curious.

Spurs need a player like him. A post that plays like a man and defends the paint.

I don't know if any of you all watched the Mavs game tonight, but he made the Mavs shit bricks whenever they penetrated in the lane.

Spurs need that.



P.S-- I'm kind of new to this site and I absolutely love it. My goal is surpass a lot of people in posts and someday get big bold black letters under my handle. Anyone know how long it takes?

Anyway I'm going to keep watching more games and give my best opinions on whatever matter is discussed throughout the forums.

Back to the question on Bogut though. I'm not sure what it will take, so will some of you people with the big bold and black lettering let me know what it would take?

Thanks again

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fuck u troll.....

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Originally Posted by BG_Spurs_Fan

Bonner, Vaughn, Eva Longoria, Karaulov, Javtokas, Jack Haley and a bag of chips will surely get it done, no? Not sure if I'd throw a 2nd round pick , but if I really have to...

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Maybe the Spurs can offer a contract to the contents of Pop's wine cellar and then deal that plus a protected #2 to Sterling for Griffin.

imho a GREAT player for us will be bargnani, with pop and with spurs system he could strongly improve his defence

but i dont know his salary..

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Originally Posted by FromWayDowntown

If you're going to suggest a trade like this one, why not propose to make an offer to the Clippers for Blake Griffin?

At least that combines targeting a completely unavailable player with proposing a deal with a front office that acts completely irrationally.

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I would like to see us somehow get into the Blake Griffin sweepstakes when they come around. Watching the games with the Clips this year, if that guy was brought in to be Timmy's replacement, he would allow the Spurs to be viable contenders for years to come.

The front office does a dang good job of picking up guys in the late rounds and finding solid role players on the scrap heap but to be the real deal in contending for a ring you have to have the foundation (Jordan, Bryant, Olajuwon etc...).

If there is someway to get that guy whether trade or free agency, the Spurs have to pull out all the stops trying to get him.

Maybe we could get Sterling drunk and have him heckle Blake during games.

And by the way, I do know you were kidding in response to the OP.

Oh, I missed it but 2,600 posts, congratulations to me since none of you recognized.

This went to three pages?

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Originally Posted by migol

also who is GNSF?

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It's already been discussed in this thread. I'd suggest putting two-and-two together, but that might get in the way of your "getting laid" time.

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Originally Posted by inagra

This went to three pages?

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Exactly what I was thinking...

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Originally Posted by Ocotillo

Oh, I missed it but 2,600 posts, congratulations to me since none of you recognized.

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shit i thought there was an article from espn/quote from the bucks management about bogut

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Originally Posted by Janko

imho a GREAT player for us will be bargnani, with pop and with spurs system he could strongly improve his defence

but i dont know his salary..

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this post fail in itself alone

wtf do you want a softcock euro on this team who cant rebound for shit?

we lack rebounding, and his not the answer...

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Originally Posted by migol

aw chucks! would prefer to have Splitter, along with Bogut, Duncan, Blair, McDyess, and Bonner.... that would be sweeet! but only on NBA live is it possible. :lol

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Yeah NBA Live 10' and earlier cuz' that suckers dead. 2K killed the Live series, and buried the basketball franchise for EA when they announced they cancelled Elite, and transferred development duties to EA Tiburon.

Man, I only wish we could get Bogut.......

Bogut is the Bucks' cornerstone, so no way they trade him.

I'd love to see him as a Spur given that he's my favourite non-Spur right now, and my favourite Aussie player of all time (Andrew Gaze close second - so glad he became a Spur when he went to the NBA, even though he was well past his prime), but no way it happens.

No love for Luke Longly?

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Originally Posted by RuffnReadyOzStyle

Bogut is the Bucks' cornerstone, so no way they trade him.

I'd love to see him as a Spur given that he's my favourite non-Spur right now, and my favourite Aussie player of all time (Andrew Gaze close second - so glad he became a Spur when he went to the NBA, even though he was well past his prime), but no way it happens.

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As a fellow Aussie is it normal in Australians to sport the 'greasy unkempt' hairstyle that Bogut has had for years? Just curious.

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Originally Posted by ynh

No love for Luke Longly?

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No, I respect Luc a lot - he was the trailblazer for Aussies in the NBA and a much better player than he was given credit for (really tough post defender). But Bogut inspires me.

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Originally Posted by TJastal

As a fellow Aussie is it normal in Australians to sport the 'greasy unkempt' hairstyle that Bogut has had for years? Just curious.

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Yeah, because all 22 million Aussies like to wear the same hairstyle. :rolleyes You realise how ignorant generalisations like that make you look, right?

Bogut is his own man, and he has no pretension about him at all (now THAT is a very Aussie trait, if you're looking for one). He called out other NBA players in 2007 when he said: "The public's got it right, a lot of NBA stars are arrogant and like to spend lots of money and have lots of girlfriends and all that," which is a strong indication to his character. His hairstyle (lack thereof) is obviously a continuation of the attitude indicated above - he loves the game, not the celebrity lifestyle, and he obviously cares little for fashion and more for things that actually matter in the world (like building community eg. Squad 6). I concur with him on all of this.

BTW, I am not saying all NBA players are celebrity primadonas. Many of them do great work in the community. But there's definitely a celebrity element amongst NBA players.

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Originally Posted by RuffnReadyOzStyle

Bogut is his own man, and he has no pretension about him at all (now THAT is a very Aussie trait, if you're looking for one). He called out other NBA players in 2007 when he said: "The public's got it right, a lot of NBA stars are arrogant and like to spend lots of money and have lots of girlfriends and all that," which is a strong indication to his character. His hairstyle (lack thereof) is obviously a continuation of the attitude indicated above - he loves the game, not the celebrity lifestyle, and he obviously cares little for fashion and more for things that actually matter in the world (like building community eg. Squad 6). I concur with him on all of this.

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mmmm weird... I thought he had a passion for sports cars... somewhere i read about that...

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Originally Posted by RuffnReadyOzStyle

Bogut is his own man, and he has no pretension about him at all (now THAT is a very Aussie trait, if you're looking for one). He called out other NBA players in 2007 when he said: "The public's got it right, a lot of NBA stars are arrogant and like to spend lots of money and have lots of girlfriends and all that," which is a strong indication to his character.

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Trying too hard to not be pretentious is kind of pretentious tbh.

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Originally Posted by RuffnReadyOzStyle

No, I respect Luc a lot - he was the trailblazer for Aussies in the NBA and a much better player than he was given credit for (really tough post defender). But Bogut inspires me.



Yeah, because all 22 million Aussies like to wear the same hairstyle. :rolleyes You realise how ignorant generalisations like that make you look, right?

Bogut is his own man, and he has no pretension about him at all (now THAT is a very Aussie trait, if you're looking for one). He called out other NBA players in 2007 when he said: "The public's got it right, a lot of NBA stars are arrogant and like to spend lots of money and have lots of girlfriends and all that," which is a strong indication to his character. His hairstyle (lack thereof) is obviously a continuation of the attitude indicated above - he loves the game, not the celebrity lifestyle, and he obviously cares little for fashion and more for things that actually matter in the world (like building community eg. Squad 6). I concur with him on all of this.

BTW, I am not saying all NBA players are celebrity primadonas. Many of them do great work in the community. But there's definitely a celebrity element amongst NBA players.

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That's all fine and dandy I just think he should go the barber once a month. He can afford it.

You guys think you can get Bogut?

:lmao :lmao :lmao :lmao :lmao

We need this guy.

Like I said a couple of days ago. But none of y'all experts believed me!!!


What do you got to say now suckers?

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Originally Posted by EricD

We need this guy.

Like I said a couple of days ago. But none of y'all experts believed me!!!


What do you got to say now suckers?

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Bogut always seems to play well against the Spurs.