The truth about Manu Ginobili's turnovers

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Originally Posted by boutons_deux

Defense wins championships, MIA has a great one, and that made adjustments within the series. Pop was out-coached.

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Pretty much Pop is unfortunate Spoelstra learned from '11 is ready to make adjustments. I am tired of Pop's adjustment of starting Ginobili and hoping it works. The only time it worked was in '05. He's got to learn how to make everyone an offensive threat to respond to matchups. The playoffs are all about matchups. The only way to counter bad matchups is by forcing your own. We weren't going to win a championship by TP beating Lebron's defense. We've got to learn how to attack the Chalmers and Mike Miller's on defense. The irony is we attacked matchups in game 5 and it worked.

The problem is, Manu was healthy this postseason. Healthiest he had been in a year, according to Manu himself.

Unhealthy Manu is expected higher TO's, not a healthy Manu.

Furthermore, 4 TO's in the 4th Q of a game 7 in the finals is inexcusable regardless of player.

you would expect more from Ginobili, he was the REAL MVP of this team many times , when it matter the most in many games he was the one making the great plays, he always made something for this team, scoring, stealing ..something, I read many times in his blogs, interviews etc that if he was not feeling it ,he didnt force the things,. but in the finals he did that, force very stupid things.
why cant you accept that?
I dont care about the statistics, the statistics will lie about how good ginogili was his entire carrer, as statistics lie about how bad he was in this finals.

I cant believe that he is the same guy making unreal passes from midcourt, between the legs no look damm it.

but even worse than his torunovers it was his defence ..awful, but no one blames him for that because everyone thinks that it was the oponent the one doing the things right, well its not like that he played poor defence... Im a huge fan of him thats why I cant believe what I saw

The Hindenburg only had 1 bad day.

It was only a matter of time until the Great yacht played the racism card. If he can't make his point about Manu he puts down an entire country. Who the F### is he? Cheapens everything he writes.

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

Exactly. That motherfuc*er is stubborn. He won't admit his mistakes. Sh*t even Tim Duncan blamed himself for the championship failure because of his Game 7 missed hook shot which is totally unfair. Timmy and Kawhi put the Spurs on their backs for Games 6 and 7. I'm not too surprised about Manu's attitude TBH because Argentinians are known to be stubborn and close-minded people.

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man you are really something - the finals was like a year ago and you are still pounding the Manu rock big time. And you call yourself a Spurs' fan. And calling Argentinians out lol???? is like saying all Americas are wife beaters hillbillies because they are white!!!! LOL

You are a true moron.

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Originally Posted by doldrums

It was only a matter of time until the Great yacht played the racism card. If he can't make his point about Manu he puts down an entire country. Who the F### is he? Cheapens everything he writes.

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and take a look at his sig - he has westbrook next to the monkey from planet of the apes - if that's not racist i dont know what is.

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Originally Posted by superbigtime

The guys who want Manu back are blindly hoping that he can turn it around or rebound from the mediocre year and awful postseason he just wrapped up

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No, those who want Manu back (at least guys like myself) want him to:

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came back in a limited role

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At a much lower salary. There won't be many role players that will be better than Manu next year.

but the problem is you're focusing solely on turnovers.

if you're scoring and making plays while committing turnovers, you live with it.

but if you're not doing anything and just turning it over, you have a problem.

end of story.