He's averaging 10/5 on 46% so far this season. That's 13/7 per 36. Are we looking for more production overall? He's shooting a little worse than he normally does. What are his ideal numbers in your mind?
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He's averaging 10/5 on 46% so far this season. That's 13/7 per 36. Are we looking for more production overall? He's shooting a little worse than he normally does. What are his ideal numbers in your mind?
A net positive in adjusted on/off, BPM and RPM, like he was last October-December..
About 9-11 ppg shooting about 50% with a positive RPM.
In the playoffs atleast. :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
To retire.
Freeing up cap space
Getting rid of his dribble dribble dribble game unless the match up allowed it and totally blend in offensively with the new order. I can accept lower FG% if he took more open 3pt shots, and please work on that floaters rather than those inconsistent mid range jumpers.
Defense
What he's been doing these last few games on offense has been fine. Being a threat to drive and shoot while creating looks via drive and kick is what the team needs.
He'll need to find a way to at least be a C+ on defense though, that hasn't been the case for a while.
Being a professional basketball player
Pop is not being a pro coach he is trying to get into policticsQuote:
Originally Posted by coachmac87
So why should tp
Agreed. I think he's played very well these past few games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seventyniner
The rim protection is not what it used to be either, and that's a factor...
Parker back from injury is just what we need
being head of the snake
To me TP's "dribble dribble" game is the equivalent of a running back who waits for the hole to open up in the offensive line. Yes, there are times when he does it, but it's helpful more times than not. It's the opposite of how Mills' high energy hot potato mentality often creates ineffective "ball movement." But overall, the idea that Parker is a ball-stopper isn't evidenced statistically. It's like the people that think Tony Romo throws a lot of interceptions. He doesn't compared to the rest of the league statistically and certainly didn't in the 4th quarter (otherwise he wouldn't have a top-5 QBR of all time and be the highest-rated 4th quarter QB of all time), but once people start a narrative, others start looking for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursIndonesia
:lol people with the dribble dribble schtick are the same that like Cojo or Hill...
I expect him to sign up to a Spurs message board with at least 3 alts, and have a schtick about himself being great from one alt while the other alts agree like clapping seals.
Play like he did in the past 4 games would be a great start.
I think if Tony manages to be at 13/6 in 26 minutes, that would be quite enough if his turnovers can be kept at less than 2 a game and his shooting can be near the 46%-50% mark. And great if he can shoot consistently the 3 and keep it over 37%.Quote:
Originally Posted by SASdynasty!
That´s a per 36 of 20/8, i think Tony can do it if he puts the work.
To not play
A diet
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by lefty
surprised it took 20 response for det one :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Darth_Pelican
Rack it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NameLess Scrub
And being a multimoderator. :lol
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37 A net positive in adjusted on/off, BPM and RPM, like he was last October-December..
RD2191Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
To sit down with Pop and say "let's pull me when I'm not effective and give the team the best chance for anther 'Ship."Quote:
Defense
:lolQuote:
Originally Posted by MultiTroll
to ask for a trade.
To sleep with Blake's wife
According to the Krew they want him to average 18ish ppg on 70% and 10 apg in his 15th season(probably still wouldn't be enough to appease them). While also not handling the ball at all aside from passing it to Kawhi so he can Kobe his way to 30 ppg.
A trade.
You mean like Mills so we can go 1-2 again when he starts?Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiTroll
2014 playoffs porkchop.Quote:
Originally Posted by SASdynasty!
:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by 313
You fat sumbbitches better hope he stays healthy because this is a .500 team at best without him :lmao
Oh, right, the 2014 playoffs:Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiTroll
Parker: 17/5 on 49%
Mills: 7/2 on 45%
Mills almost had half of Parker's production on worse shooting.
Watch a game.Quote:
Originally Posted by SASdynasty!
Get out of your OCD cherry picking of stats.
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Originally Posted by lefty
What he has done since coming back from injury, tbh.
I watched more than one game, which is what the stats posted respresent...the entire playoffs. Mills was almost half the player Parker was in that run.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiTroll
:lmao:lmao:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by 313
Too true....
If Tony can give the team similar production (10-13 PPG, 5-7APG & 47-50% FG%) to last year, without the second half free fall, and minimize his damage on defense that would be good enough.
Can't ask for much better from a guy with his mileage and injury history.
Parker the past 2 seasons:..
2015-2016
2015 portion: 12.8 PPG on 58.9% TS
2016: 11.3 PPG on 51% TS
2014-2015
2014: 16.7 PPG on 58.5% TS
2015: 13.5 PPG on 51.8% TS
He hasn't been able to put together 2 consistent halves of a season since 2013-2014, unfortunately..you would have to be completely delusional to believe he will do it this season, considering his mileage and age..
This team is very poorly built and it will lead to their demise..they're still relying on Parker as the only real PG on the roster..they're still counting on Ginobili as the bench anchor..pathetic..