Does he have the balls like in 2014 to call out players and bench players with a mission in mind. Or do we get 2015 satisfied Pop?
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Does he have the balls like in 2014 to call out players and bench players with a mission in mind. Or do we get 2015 satisfied Pop?
I would say health and some very good opposing teams are the biggest hurdles to another championship.
I'd say the summer boredom is really wearing on us all
The season itself is our biggest obstacle
Breathe
#firepop
You fucking idiot
Apo thinking he's being sly about another anti-parker thread, tbh.
Thinking im apo. :lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Spurtacular
The only dumbass in these boards that think patty isn't quick and the only dumbass that would pick green over harden. :lmao
#Pinkdabom
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Never said that Patty ain't quick, stooge.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
And for a USA squad, I'd take Green over Harden. I prefer defense and shooting to hero ball and terrible defending.
Some really solid takes in this thread. 10/10 would recommend on the back of a shampoo bottle.
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BNSF > GNSF > BNXF > BNLF > GNXF > GNLF > PNSF > PNXF > PNLFQuote:
Originally Posted by dabom
smh
Gotta be Parker IMO..Pop is the best coach but I agree with the opinion that pop needs to have the balls to cut his minutes and reduce his role.
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Exactly, he has done it in the past we dont need heroes.Quote:
Originally Posted by apalisoc_9
The biggest hurdle to another title is the Golden State Warriors,,,,fact.
Tony Parker. Pop needs to bench him. Start patty.
#shavethebeard, tbh.
Great thread. :tu
This is TRUE. The Warriors are a dynasty in the making right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by HemisfairArena
Nah our biggest hurdle this year is chemistry and health.
The equivalent of dumping garbage in the front yard so that guests visiting the neighborhood will be repulsed.
Getting past Golden State in the WCF and Cleveland in the finals will be the biggest hurdles to title #6 for the Spurs.
Honestly, the biggest hurdles are threefold:
(1) gelling at a fast pace so as not to get behind in seeding early on
(2) health of the big 5 - Aldridge, Leonard, Duncan, patty, and green. IMO these players will be the most important pieces. A side issue becomes will Tony be willing to be minimized if he proves to be ineffective like last year. I think he will be surprisingly better play wise but I worry about that going to his head a bit and he has delusions of grandeur being the main guy again.
(3). Establishing a pecking order. See Tony rant above and the issue of Aldridge wanting to maintain his stats. I'm not saying he is Kobe Bryant, but he kinda likes to get his. I think he can get 18 and 10 in the system if the fit is good and maybe more. But let's face it, on a team predicated on ball movement and spacing it is hard to produce a player scoring 20 plus a game. Let's say that defenses play the spurs to where defenders make him the priority in pick and roll situations. If so, his numbers will dive and Tony and the spaced out three pointers stand to benefit. If his numbers get in the 15 points a game range he might start jacking shit up and going ISO ball every time he sniffs the ball. I doubt this happens but it could.
In short, the biggest obstacle is themselves. If this squad carries the torch and operates as usual and Aldridge and Tony completely buy in then number 6 comes in June.
Biggest hurdle is is obviously health. A healthy spurs team all last season would have done real damage.
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OP :tu
I wonder if this fuck has the balls to bench fathead next year and put Tony on the bench.
Good take