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Duncan right now has 3, im 100% he will get to #4, same with #5
but wat about 6 or more. Same with finals MVPs. Im guessing that
if he does win 6 rings, he might not have 6 mvps, cuz manu might
eventually win one himself. Wat are you peoples thoughts on this
Will he win 4?
no doubt, next season
I think that Tim is in great position to win one or two more. (Doesn't mean it's going to happen.) The 6th one, he may win, but perheps not as a franchais player. We may have a great team, but anything may happen.
tru
That should be a vBookie bet!
problem with that is, it will takes years to accomplish this, and i dont know anybody
thats gonna wait years to find out if they won a bet
It's a hypothetical question which requires conjecture which means guessing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Banks91
That would nullify the 100% guarantees.
I'm 100% sure he has a chance to win more rings, absolutely.
It would be pretty lopsided in Jordan's favor.
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Originally Posted by DDS4
We'd have to wait at least four years for the results
He definetely has the pieces to atleast contend for the trophy till 2010.
Not as lopsided as the number of rings Jordan has compared to Dwade and Garnett have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spursdaone
hey spursdaone, at least with Duncan we can have this conversation,
with ur garnett ur more likely to see a forum asking will he become the next ewing,
barkley, reggie then if he can reach jordan in titles
I see 4 for sure, 5 is possible, but 6 will never happen.
Especially in today's NBA, I just don't see Tony or Manu, or both for that matter, staying for their entire contracts.
If he was going to win 6, they'd have to win the next 3, which would give them 4 in a row, and 5 of 6, and I don't see that happening.
5 is the best bet.
Why does everyone think I like Garnett? I just pick the best players by what I think not by my favorites. I hate Shaq but give him credit he deserves and etc.
Yeah, sure Duncan has an excellent chance to win 3 rings. Whos in our way? Nobody except maybe for the Pistons. And after this offseason Duncan will be refreshed and 100% and will play a much more dominant game. Next year we should have an even better chance to win it all.
why not? He's 29 years old and has a pretty good chance at his fourth in 2006.
this team has a great shot to accomplish a lot over the next few seasons. but, as we well know, anything can happen.
this is precisely why i hate seeing the spurs make deals that are motivated by concerns other than basketball. the franchise has such a rare opportunity to make a lasting mark on the history of the game.
this is no time to be cheap.
With the Big Three locked up for the next 5 years, it's possible. That would also tie the Spurs for third in all time NBA championships with the Bulls, and behind Boston and LA.
where do the spurs rank in all-time franchise winning % in the nba? i thought it was 3rd for the longest time and the last couple of seasons couldn't have hurt that.
Matt - They're still 3rd, but closing the gap. On the nba site, they have the figures thru 2002, and Boston is at .601 (2612-1735). SA is listed at .570 (1196-904). Adding the last three seasons in, Boston is at 2737-1856 for a .595 percentage, and SA is at 1372-974 for a .584 percentage. We're catching them because we're playing ~ .700 ball and they're treading water at ~.500
Duncan will exceed jordan imo, he will get the rings but not numerically :D
I can't see Duncan win 3 more rings. We're talking about Jordan and Pippen that are capable of dominating but Duncan still has to win 3 more rings.
:lmao
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What are you talking about Pippen dominating more than Duncan. The Bulls were basically Jordan. Duncan has an excellent shot at winning 3 rings and even better chance than winning a 4th ring first than Shaq will.
I think that Duncan only has 3 to 4 more "superstar" years in him.
If Ginobili can take over the franchise label after that (which will be difficult because he's also almost 30 and takes such a pounding), then we'll see.
He has a strong shot...as long as RC keeps bringing in the necessary pieces. Next year will be a good start considering this years play and more rest. I just don't know if it's going to happen. The Suns are re-tooling in the West, so we'll see.
If the Spurs stay healthy, I don't see anyone touching them next year.
It may actually be quite easy, like in 1999.
Rest assured once TD steps down as the superstar and turns into a David Robinson type role player Manu and Tony can carry the team. At first Manu might take in more of the load but, the future of the Spurs is with Tony Parker. TP hasn't reached his peak yet and he is gradually getting better and better.
Are you serious, after all your KG ball-sucking, you want us to think you really don't like him? And you wonder why everyone thinks you're a complete idiot.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Spursdaone
6? I don't know. Very possible though.
Still have a tall ladder to climb to be considered "one of the greats"
L.A. and Boston are still "the teams".
Heck, I don't even put the Bulls in the same conversation.
Sorry but............no.
Only time will tell... I doubt we will get 6 though.
My only concern right now is getting 4. If he gets 4 next season, which he has a very good chance barring injury, then I will worry about 5 and so on.
Dunno. Fan in me says certainly - I could see 7 by the end of his career.
However, the next one alone will be hard enough, and that is barring injuries or other team setbacks. Houston and Dallas will make for one hell of a tough division, and should an unfortunately timed injury strike again, we're looking at a 4 or 5 seed at best - and that can have a big impact on how far they get in the playoffs.
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Originally Posted by HB22inSA
Thats a BIG IF
It's very likely that he can do it..
um last time i checked ginobilli is 1 year younger then duncan, so when duncan
turns into a david robinson type player, manu will be not far behind him
Let's focus on 1 Ring at a time shall we? Duncan does not respond good to pressure. If he lurks on this forum then your gonna hurt the quest.
Championships are done one season at a time. If you don't you burn out trying to set
too lofty a goal. Let's savor what we have.. we may never see it again.
People where so quick to bury the victory.. im still party...
tru, so im endin this thread that i started, it shall be brought up again
next summer when were one ring closer
Oh really, last time I checked, Manu is 27, and Duncan is 29.Quote:
Originally Posted by Banks91
Tim is about 1 year and 3 months older then Manu. However (in theory) when Tim becomes older, I don't think that Manu will be in the right condition to still be a superstar (given the way he plays and that big men can usually be efective for a longer period of time) so thefuture of this team is probably with someone else.
Duncan should get four, might get five, but I really don't see six happening. For starters, as Phoenix is showing with its offseason moves, teams are catching onto the defense bandwagon. At the very least they are realizing that their best bet for success when putting a team together is to design it to beat the Spurs, because for the moment that's where the road to the rings runs through.
On top of that, I think the new CBA, with its shorter contracts and higher cap, is going to make keeping together a good team that much harder. The Spurs have most of their key bench guys shored up for two or three more seasons but after that it's going to be even tougher to really build a dynasty. The free agent market is going to be a lot more competitive, the world has gotten wiser to the diamonds in the rough of the Euroleagues, and the Spurs are wearing the biggest bullseye on their backs.
I don't know about Duncan, but I think Horry has a good chance of passing Jordan in the ring department.........:)
I agree with you, but much easier said than done. A team saying "Oh, we have to have defense" doesn't mean anything. It takes a significant long-term commitment from an entire organization to build the kind of defense that the Spurs and Pistons have. The next team to beat the Spurs (whenever that happens) is a lot more likely to be built upon its own unique strengths than to be a Spurs knockoff, just as the Bulls team that took down the Bad Boy Pistons was built with good defense and an unstoppable offensive star rather than simply copying the gritty physical defense of the Pistons.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs_fan_in_exile
I think the biggest key at that point will be whether some of the guys we already have stashed away overseas come through for us. If guys like Sanikidze and Mahinmi can develop into solid contributors that keep us from having to play the trade / free agency game like everyone else, we have a leg up. If not, it will be a lot harder.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurs_fan_in_exile
He will win a total of 7 rings.