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Originally Posted by baseline bum
Tony isn't going anywhere, but it's clear his role as starting PG in this league is pretty much over, and there's nothing wrong with that, tbh. He's aged and that's a position that's fairly dominant in the league right now (Chef, WB, Irving, CP3, etc).
That's why the Spurs should look for an upgrade and let Tony come off the bench and do his thing. This has nothing to do with Patty, who's been horrible himself in this particular series (he was actually not bad against the Grizz).
Thats garbage. When has there NOT been a long list of good point guards in the league? Its, by far, the deepest position in the league due to the fact that a much larger percentage of the human population will grow to between 6-6'4". Dont blame the rest of the league for Parker's shitty play.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
He's owed 30 million over the next two seasons and he's 33. The team deserves a much better performance.
someone should photoshop morph this with an alien head :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by NASpurs
oh and Conley FTW
When LamAlpha had those first two great games I knew it won't last... it happened to him with the Blazers too and he sucked the rest of the series...
That scenario isn't really possible, Parker's contract stops the team from upgrading.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Tony will be starting point as long as Pop is here....these threads are a waste of time.....
:lol the whole roster was afraid to shoot bro... Kawhi on several occasions gave up the possession to Parker and basically was asking him to drive us homeQuote:
Originally Posted by YGWHI
shit all you want on him but dude was the only one last 5 minutes to take his responsabilities and Pop seemed to be clearly fine with that... at least he does not hide. If Kawhi was not happy he could have taken the ball and tell Parker to get the fuck out of his way
:lol this makes no sense. The point is that he's old and has a ton of miles, and his role should change to that of a PG coming off the bench due to that. When he was younger, he could hang with the elite at his position, but that time is past us.Quote:
Originally Posted by da_suns_fan
Yep. Parker isn't scared. Those shots are frustrating and I want Kawhi to have the ball also but it's more on Pop than it is on Parker. Kawhi deferred multiple times at the end but Pops refusal to call time-out in crucial situations to MAKE SURE Kawhi and/or Aldridge get the ball where they can be effective is costing this team down the stretch. Can't fault Parker at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brazil
exactly but Parker is globally hated by this board so at the end he is the big pos of the story... easy way out for fans with fat agendas.Quote:
Originally Posted by DesignatedT
On one shot in the last 5 mn of the game Kawhi gave back the ball to Parker with like 3 sec left on the clock and told him basically "yo my man, figure out dat shit cauz going to the rim is too complicated" Parker misses and get insulted... smh
Normally Kawhi should not need Pop to call everything he should say I'm the boss, give me the ball and I will do the business
I'm advocating TP off the bench for a while tbh... problem is we have nobody to put on the starting line up so yeah time to get a PG for next yearQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Blaming Parker is the 1st step for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Brazil
Nonsense. He's 33.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
When Steve Nash was 33, he finished second in MVP voting (which would have been his third straight).
Then again, Steve Nash NEVER ATE SUGAR. He was actually 10 pounds lighter than when he was drafted.
Cant say the same thing for "Fat Tony" and its extremely unprofessional considering the lucrative "thank you" contract he was given by the Spurs. Classless to gain weight, play like shit and let the team down.
like you know shit about Parker and Spurs franchise.... nash and parker are not comparable dumb faggot... one is one best passing pg ever with reliable 3 pts the other made his career penetrating and finishing at the rim... and then again age and mileage are quite different concept... did not check but there is no way stevie at 33 had same mileage.Quote:
Originally Posted by da_suns_fan
Then again, Nash won shit, never played a bit of defense in his career (and yes parker even if poor defender is a better defender than nash) and globally a loser. and don't start with your professional like his signing and attitude towards the Lakers is anything near professional... clown
Man, Parker looks finished. He can't get past anyone off the dribble. It is by DESIGN that the Thunder are allowing Parker to get wide open shots, he hasn't done anything special to separate himself. They look at him the way the spurs look at Cameron Payne or Rande Foye. They let Parker shoot because he is not a threat. They can't cover him up anymore on defense. LaMarcus and Kawhi deserve a better point guard who can get them the ball in better spots.
:lol it's all good, this is part of things we knowQuote:
Originally Posted by lefty
:lol so he can miss wide open Js like he did in clutch time, last night? Those were the easiest shots he'll ever get..Quote:
Originally Posted by DenialTwist
posted this after tp scored 20 against the thunder in the regular season:
where's everyone who calls him mvparker?Quote:
Originally Posted by gambit1990
Why is Tony taking the clutch shots when we supossedly have 2 top 15 players?
Ask popQuote:
Originally Posted by DAF86
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Originally Posted by baseline bum