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Obviously we love Duncan Manu David Kawhi Tony, etc.
But outside of those guys, who did you love the most? For me i think its Bruce bowen, and Boris Diaw. I love their play styles, and personality they brought to the franchise. Definitely my most beloved Spurs outside of the big names.
P.s. yes im calling Kawhi part of the Spurs HOF crew already. Kid is gonna be a star for us for a long time and will definitely be in the hall.
Robert Horry and its not even close,,,,without him we are light a title or two,,,Nash into the scorers table against the Suns and the backbreaking 3 against the Pistons.
Bowen
Danny Green
Patty Mills
Tiago Splitter
Stephen Jackson
Robert Horry
Nazr Mohammed
Speedy claxton
Steve Kerr.
Fab orberto
My top 10
My top 10
Bowen and Horry are the first to come to mind. Big Shot Bob was just merciless in 2005, just a complete bad*ss! Love the interview with Tim....you know the one! Also Boris has been very important to us...obviously! :bobo
Gotta agree with you here. Always been a huge fan of Big Shot Bob. He was also my coach at Gottfrieds Camp.Quote:
Originally Posted by HemisfairArena
The Klaw / Sugar K
The Rifleman
The Big Dog
Jimmer
Speedy
Golden god
Big Shot Bobby
Bones
Little Stevie
Kobe Stopper
Captain Jack
Dice
Acquitted Rapist
Bobo
Ferrari
Verde
Patty Cakes
Rodman's Babysitter
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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9
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Tough call between Bowen, Green, and Rose for my favorite Spurs role-player of all-time.
Not much love for the ninja. Probably my favourite outside of the admiral and Manu.
Surprised Steve Smith isn't mentioned anywhere!
(JK)
Danny Green
Boris Diaw
Bruce Bowen
Robert Horry
George Hill
Gary Neal
Tiago Splitter
Stephen Jackson
Fabricio Oberto
Rasho Nesterovic
Malik Rose
I always think of Elliott more in that tier with Parker, Ginobili, Leonard, so I never rank him with the role players like Green, Rose, Horry, Bowen, and so on.Quote:
Originally Posted by ambchang
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Originally Posted by baseline bum
Patty
Green
Bowen
Diaw
Horry
ECF tbh.
1. Green
2. Bowen
3. Rob
4. Patty Mills
5. Bones
6. Diaw
7. Captain Jax
8. Splitter
9. Hill
10. Elie
Op you should had Bowen in the first list!
Green
Rob
Bowen
Mills
Fab
Bonner
Wow, you all must be young.
Sean for sure but also Gervin and Johnny Moore.
Hmmm
I was fan of Billy Paultz- probably an extremely underrated player.
Currently Danny Green, Patty Mills and Bobo.
Sean of course.
Briefly the Robertson Moore backcourt was really fascinating- two guards causing havoc
Willie Anderson- briefly
Silas
Sean Elliott
Danny Green
Bruce Bowen
Boris Diaw and George Hill are up there too but not quite as high. Still, if I had a top 5, that would be it.
Bowen, Horry and Rose
In no order
Johnny Moore
Mike Mitchell
Sean Elliott
Bruce Bowen
Danny Green
Stephen Jackson
Patty Mills
Artis Gilmore
Frank Brickowski
Dominique Wilkins
Alvin was up there, but he is such a major scumbag that I have completely washed my hands of him.....same with Willie Anderson.
Sean
Danny
Rasho (in his first season)
Bruce
Hill
Splitter
My all-time favorite Spurs besides Timmy, strangely enough, is Terry Porter.
Excluding Serbs, Diaw and Iceman, no doubt.
Bruce
Green
Avery
Jaren Jackson
Malik
Tiago
Derek Anderson
Mario "Junkyard dog" Ellie
Horry
Kerr
Speedy
Diaw
Sjax
Rasho
Patty
The list can go on and on... SA has had so many quality role players, almost star level players play their roles perfectly...
I have enjoyed watching Patty Mills, Boris Diaw, and Aaron Baynes the last few years. I will miss seeing Tiago play off of Manu and Boris when those guys were on the floor together. The ball movement was good stuff.
Bruce Bowen was fun to watch when he was making Ray Allen cry.
Mike Mitchell and Larry Kenon were fantastic players way back when.
When Terry Cummings was healthy along with David Robinson the Spurs were very talented up front - ninja Sean was the small forward with those two guys. Larry Brown must have had a screw loose bailing on those guys.
Sean Elliott
Patti Mills
Borris Diaw
Danny Green
Bruce Bowen
Tiago Spliter; truly the straw that stirred the drink on defense.
KL Hall of fame? How many players make the HOF despite not even making all-star in their first four years in the league? That's some spursfan :downspin:
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Originally Posted by SoonerSpur512
Still made it his 5th year though... so KL better get it done this season or it ain't gonna happen
Bruce Bowen (All time fave player)
Malik Rose
Rasho Nesterovic
Finals MVP Prior to 1999, all but one finals MVP are in the hall of fame. Those after 1999 are not eligible for HOF, YET.
DOPY From 1988 to 2001, only Mark Eaton (2 time winner with short career) is not in the HOF.
At age 24, he has a long way to go before he is in the HOF. Barring a career ending injury, he will be in the HOF.
You from Alabama?Quote:
Originally Posted by AFMadison
Green, Patty, Diaw, Oberto, Bowen...
I have only followed the team the last couple of years, so I missed all the previous championship teams before last. Of the current spurs (sans the Big4), my favorite bar none is Diaw. After that Mills. I will miss Marco's clutch shooting on occassion. He was sensational making big shots in the Clipper series and finished he season strong. I will miss a healthy Tiago. He was a terrific mobile big, with very unselfish and well timed passing instincts.
Of the new Spurs, most looking foward to seeing Anderson, Simmons and Boban. Combo of size, athleticism, passing and BBIQ. I would not mind at all adding McCallum and Jimmer in there for garbage minutes. It will be for sure a more fun team to watch than last year's mop up crew.
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Is tyson chandler gonna end up in the HOF? what about Iggy? Nah
If Kawhi doesn't make the AS game after five seasons... not HOF caliber. They would say he was a system player
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Originally Posted by N0 LyF3 ScRuB
Rasho for sure. Dude was the man.
Willie Anderson
Sean
Vinny
Just for nostalgia
FMVP + DPOY > pitiful all star awardsQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperCam
Ariza and Beal tbh.
James White.... Pop didn't know what he had at the time. At least here on ST, we all knew he was the second coming of T-Mac. I mean, his highlight reel of numerous dunks was really amazing.
I must have misunderstood the thread because I thought the OP meant modern Spurs players,,,,but posters are bringing up old time guys. Gervin was never a role player,,,he is actually one of the big 3 in Spurs history with Robinson and Duncan,,,they are the Mount Rushmore of Spurs history,,,Horry is my guy in modern times,,,Silas is my guy is Hemisfair days,,
Ariza and beal are not on spurs. Common man.Quote:
Originally Posted by SquawkinHawkBigCock
Thankfully. Spurfan should appreciate you have a good front office instead of employing a compulsive retard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kikoluna
Oberto, Brent barry, Kevin willis, Patty mills, corey joseph, Gary neal, George hill, Steve kerr, s-jax
It doesn't bother me to project Kawhi's career like that. But it is a projection at this point. He is one of my favorite non-Big 3 Spurs. Others are Beno, George Hill, Larry Kenon, Mike Mitchell and Aron Baynes.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperCam
Now I want to fudge, just a bit. Before the Spurs were the Spurs, they were the Dallas Chaparrals, and they played some home games in My home town, Lubbock, when I was in high school. Although he played with the team a short time, Ron Bone was one of my all-time favorite ABA players. I have to mention him on this walk down memory lane.
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Originally Posted by SoonerSpur512
Meh, Rodman made it in his fourth year and he's a more apt comparison to Leonard IMO. Moreover, Rodman only had two AS appearances. There are a number of HOF players who only had a few AS appearances..... I don't think you can put that much stock in them. DPOY and Finals MVPs will drive his legacy I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperCam
Btw, in answer to OPs question: Rodman.