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Kyle does seem to sap the team of energy and confidence at times. Maybe Pop is going to use him less in hard-fought games.
Pop reads spurstalk
b2b rest, tbh.
Yeah, he's been relegated to a new low. He's now the 11th guy in the team. At least dedmon is going to play minutes...I cant think of a scenario where he plays in the playoffs when Green Starts to get more minutes.
Dude moves like a senior citizen tbh. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Splits
Hey, not everyone's got the stamina and longevity of a Parker.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
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Odd to bench him after his best game in a long time. But I like that Pop stayed big all game. When you have two all-stars starting and the best bench big-man duo, you need to ride that advantage. Didn't like that Dedmon didn't play, though. It's a month until he's tradeable. So there'd be no point in marginalizing him now.
The starting line up is great without him.the bench too.
Should have traded his ass for 40 yr old Vince Carter before their stocks went the opposite direction after Summer League.:bang
I think its more to do with the fact that Danny is just possibly the second most valuable spur so Kyle as a replacement in the SL really puts a lot of pressure on him..
He's always going to lool terrible.
The biggest thing now is that he's playing behind simmons and Lee and Dedmon are both going to play so we will probably see him play less minutes than last year.
Kyle out the rotation:danceclub
Kyles lucky Danny was injured tbh
Thank you Pop
I didn't see this game and wondered about Dedmon, but I think Pop wanted to see his preferred rotation against a hot perimeter team like the Rockets that just beat them in a game that Pau and LMA didn't play well, just 2 games ago. It's a confidence boost for his bigs to see them get the Rockets right back, and Pop went all in on the strategy of staying big so he had to go for that here. Just IMO without having watched this game though.Quote:
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You mention the trade for LMA or Pau? Bc I don't think Dedmon is to be benched forever or traded. Spurs wont' survive a full RS with just their 3 main bigs... I don't think kyle will be benched to oblivion either. But that is just IMO.
Edit: Unless the tweet and the ego is a real issue. He didn't strike me as a SJAX b4... talking about Dedmon now...
3 All-Stars starting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
Man its a great day when Kyle doesn't play. Someone mentioned he's now the 11th guy, shit, I still have him dead last. 15 out of 15
I was talking about the two bigs and Pop's decision to stay that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by tmtcsc
I hope it's not an issue. I still look forward to Dedmon's contributions. I hope he's at least gradually getting ready to play more, as he should be useful when Pau comes short on defense.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAGirl
What do you mean? Why would they want to marginalize him?Quote:
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Kyle's negative energy is contagious.Quote:
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Houston isn't a good matchup for Anderson so it makes sense. There will be games where his mins spike I would assume though
relax.
Ah, gotchya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
I say we bump this thread every time Kyle does not play. It is indeed something to celebrate
Yeah, this is a temporary thing that probably has nothing to do with Dedmon liking or re-tweeting (I'd be surprised if Pop is even aware of this) an article or his level of play.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAGirl
This was more than likely about getting Gasol and to a lesser extent Aldridge going, both individually and collectively.
Pop did the same thing early last season, briefly reducing West's minutes and going to more of a 3 big rotation.
That's the good news. The bad news is, Anderson won't be out of the rotation for long either. Even in the unlikely event they play with a full squad for awhile, he'll still probably end up splitting minutes with Simmons.
In. :lol
He hasn't played so far and we owning. :lol
Rest him for the whole seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by dabom
Over/Under he's trade material?
Phil used to that with the Lakers as well. I remember a French player named Ronny Turiaf? Phil would just benched him after his best game. I used to live in LA at the time, and I still remember Vick the Brick ranting about it lol. At the end, he did it to test his mental toughness. He delivered for them big time once in the playoffs and then signed a nice contract with Golden State :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
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Originally Posted by Mnky
He just doesn't care anymore