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What about Hill?Quote:
Originally Posted by EricB
Yeah, they all would have been all-stars.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketfanYAO
I thought in a different article he was working out for teams and was already done with rehab - it has been a full year now - hopefully we can see him a couple games in Austin just to get an idea where hes at physically
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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Damn, I don't remember that moment but I hope it works out for this kid. That was some Willis McGahee stuff right there.
lol why did you call Anderson a fag? He was injured playing for the Spurs tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketfanYAO
According to whom?Quote:
malik was supposed the be the sf of the future
lol rocketfan lakerfanQuote:
malik >>>>>> rj
Nice to get a first round talent for nothing.
I'd be down to trade him for a PG of equal value, we already got SG covered with Neal and Anderson.Quote:
Originally Posted by DesignatedT
Props to ace3g for bringing the idea of signing him.
I really like this signing. Spurs had no need for this year so getting a player with next year in sight was the right move. Da'Sean Butler looks more intriguing that some random D-Leaguer Spurs could have signed.
BTW, an healthy Butler could be better than what is available at #30 in this year draft. :smokin
tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by Dr Cox
We can't go trading our best on-ball defender.. Also, I believe we have him signed pretty cheap (not sure on his contract), so the value is in keeping him. Equally important is the chemistry factor. Why does everyone want to start messing up team chemistry by trading away all our young talent that we have signed on the cheap?Quote:
Originally Posted by GabeIsGone
We are stockpiling young talent, which is evidenced in the Butler signing (winning!). So in summation, no, we shouldn't and won't be looking to deal Anderson, Neal, and or GHill.
Biggest Hairston defender ever says "lol".Quote:
Originally Posted by RocketfanYAO
He's 6'7"? The Spurs finally picked up another center!!! Lol
Small Forward hasn't exactly been a strong suit for us. The risk vs. potential reward is fantastic. Kid was a helluva college player for sure...
Interesting signing. A lot of people wanted to draft him late in the 2nd this last year and hold him for a season (where we got Richards instead). In the end it would seem they get their wish as he'll be available for summer league and camp as well. Should be an interesting crew next year with a variety of journeymen and youth at the 2/3.
Hill
Ginobili
Jefferson
Neal
Anderson
Novak (3/4)
Butler
Green
Great signing. I guess RC got him cheap. He is a great guy.
Great sigining for the future. Tough minded kid that played for a tough coach in college.
Based upon the declining production we're seeing from him, I wonder.Quote:
Originally Posted by in2deep
Shouldn't affect either of them at all. Butler is still an unknown. Anderson and Neal look like pretty solid additions - obviously Neal more than Anderson - at this point. It's gonna be interesting to watch this all play out though.Quote:
Originally Posted by EricB
It appears as thought the Front Office has heard all of the youth moment cries for the Spurs world.
1 Tiago Splitter
2 Ryan Richards
3 DeJuan Blair
4 James Anderson
5 George Hill
6 Gary Neal
7 Danny Green
8 De'Sean Butler
9 Chris Quinn (that's right)
That is some size and talent to sustain and build with.
Parker, Bonner, Jefferson and Novak should all have 3 to 6 years left.
Duncan, Ginobili and McDyess 2 to 3 years left.
Now I just wonder how many of these guys will still be Spurs in three years?
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Neal? No way. Maybe JA.Quote:
Originally Posted by EricB
Awesome signing. If his knee can hold up, this is another gem for the Spurs FO.
Great pickup. The Spurs have potential depth at the SF position now with Jefferson, Anderson, Green, Butler, and maybe Hairston (if he's still under their radar). Training camp will be very interesting.