WTF happened Pop?
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WTF happened Pop?
one more thread no wonder you have 20k post
If I ever find you, I am really going to beat your ass...Quote:
Originally Posted by ducks
you can not find me because you can not look over 2 feet high
did Jeff Foxworthy paint that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Manu20
Who cares if he practically shut down Nene by himself? He doesn't stretch the floor, and that's all that matters.
I thought splitter did a good job. He showed us some good things tonight and he played physical...that's what the spurs need...
Bonner happened.
Splitter played solid D, especially against Nene..the Spurs' D was pretty good at only one point of the game, and that was when McDyess and Splitter were on the court together..he also had something like 7 rebounds in 18 minutes, which is very good..
Pop needs to get over himself..
is it just me, or does it seem like Splitter is almost always on the floor at the end of a play?
He always fucking happens and I am bout sick of it! He is utter shit late in the year.Quote:
Originally Posted by triggeredexcellence
Splitter got winded... not enough playing time all year to handle extended minutes
Are you gonna quit being a Spurs fan, or just ranting?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
NOPE BUT BONNER HAPPENS ALOT LATE, DO NOT DENY IT HE SUCKS yes he still gets burn in games! He is Bonner and always will be. I am sick of his fans telling me he will do this and that, but he has proven time and time again to fade late in the year, deny that? DENY THAT? I wish he would not play as much when off, thats all.Quote:
Originally Posted by jjktkk
Please fans stop this ranting shyt, he is horrible, it shows and you know it! I am sick of his apologists in here and so on. Bonner is a problem, and not for the other team.
i do not deny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean Cagney
Is Bonner the worst defender among all the NBA starters playing his position?Quote:
Originally Posted by 20beastie45
Since Bonner didn't start, you wouldn't have to look further than Harrington for a worse defender. Too bad Al had a ridiculously good shooting night.Quote:
Originally Posted by wontstartdumbthreads
Fixed.Quote:
Originally Posted by admiralsnackbar
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by SequSpur
http://offthedribble.blogs.nytimes.c...nce/?src=twrhpQuote:
An Unintended Cameo for Splitter in Duncan’s Absence
By Rob Mahoney
Off The Dribble
The New York Times
The Spurs are without Tim Duncan, if only for a matter of weeks. As injuries go, San Antonio got off lightly; Duncan is hobbled, but his injured ankle reportedly suffered no structural damage as a result of a cringe-worthy buckle. His season –- and San Antonio’s -– is ongoing, though in a slight intermission.
Yet with no official timetable set for Duncan’s return, a few more dark clouds have formed over San Antonio. No reason to brace for a season-ending deluge, but a lingering injury would certainly alter the Spurs’ playoff forecast: the Spurs have struggled defensively, and their best defensive big man may not be fully healthy for the final stretch of the regular season or the beginning of the playoffs. San Antonio may not be eliminated as a result, but Duncan’s ankle sprain adds a complication to an inherently difficult journey.
If it wasn’t bad enough that the Spurs will have to deal with the likes of the Lakers, Mavs, and Thunder -– not to mention a solid first-round opponent and the possibility of playing a team like the Celtics, Heat, or Bulls in the finals -– now San Antonio will have to contend with a potentially significant setback in an area of relative weakness. In their 11 games in March, the Spurs have allowed 107.4 points per 100 possessions, a mark far below the league average. With or without Duncan in the lineup, San Antonio has had a lot of trouble on defense.
Duncan’s injury has started a particularly interesting subplot: all of a sudden, an unexpected late-season opportunity has fallen into the lap of Brazilian rookie Tiago Splitter. Coach Gregg Popovich has turned to Splitter as a way to fill Duncan’s minutes, and though the early returns aren’t breathtaking, it’s easy to see Splitter’s value as a rotation player.
Keep reading...
Sequ...You Rock...:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by SequSpur
I liked his defense, he hustled, the refs gave him at least one bad foul and fouls really hampered him as the game wore on. However, the fact that he can't seem to finish at the rim and he couldn't handle double teams really frustrates me. OK I'll give him that without playing regularly the double teams might have confused him but he missed a couple of gimmes and Blair wasn't any better.
He missed one gimme that I saw, which is two fewer than Blair missed. The difference is Blair didn't get benched for it.
splitter should of played in the fourth quarter
I agree. He totally is on almost every play.Quote:
Originally Posted by honestfool84
Popazit is a horrible coach.
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...hooting-slump/Quote:
..."Nobody expects me to score 25 points,” said Splitter, expected to start at center as long as Duncan is out. “That’s not my game.”
..."I’m not 100 percent in game shape,” said Splitter, who is averaging 11 minutes, 41 seconds per appearance. “It takes time and a couple games to be in shape.”
Pop made a mistake taking splitter out.. obviously he was getting double teamed and he got lost... but that opened up lanes to the basket. Blair and Bonner are horrible together defensively and offensively when the threes arent falling and Blair is going against guys like Nene and Martin for offensive rebounds...Pop should have played McDyess and Splitter until they fouled out....