Most successful players after...

Rodman

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Originally Posted by Aztecfan03

Elliott

Spell it right and it won't be censored.

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thanks for the tip

I'm excited to see how Baynes, Splitter, and CoJo do this upcoming season on their new teams.

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Originally Posted by wildbill2u

Rod Sttrickland had a very long and successful career after he left the Spurs.

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This.

Also, Paul George apparently. Can't believe we traded him away...

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Originally Posted by Robz4000

Also, Paul George apparently. Can't believe we traded him away...

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That trade totally slipped my mind. Maybe subconsciously I blocked it out. To fit the criteria of the OP, did he even play two years with the team???

Regardless, that was the worst! :depressed

Dennis Rodman is surely the gold standard.

After we traded Steve Kerr away to Portland, he went on to come up pretty big in the playoffs, but I'm not sure if that counts. :lol

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Originally Posted by Robz4000

Also, Paul George apparently. Can't believe we traded him away...

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Paul George WASN'T ever drafted by the Spurs. The Spurs had the 20th pick & drafted James Anderson. Speaking of Anderson, he led the Sixers in scoring a couple of times & average double figure as a starter after the Spurs cut him loose.

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Originally Posted by Kawhitstorm

Paul George WASN'T ever drafted by the Spurs. The Spurs had the 20th pick & drafted James Anderson. Speaking of Anderson he led the Sixers in scoring a couple of times & average double figure as a starter after the Spurs cut him loose.

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:lol this is a reference to a poster that started a thread a while back saying the Spurs were stupid for trading away Paul George.

Anthony Tolliver stuck in the league & became a rotation player after he failed to unseat Bonner for the stretch 4 position. CJ Watson also got cut in camp by the Spurs & turned himself into a Patty type rotation player.

Mengke.

Sjax