He has all the tools to be a great defender. One thing you can count on with the Spurs, they’ll bring out every ounce of a player’s defensive potential.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
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He has all the tools to be a great defender. One thing you can count on with the Spurs, they’ll bring out every ounce of a player’s defensive potential.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
if anybody wants people to come legally, they're a bigot...Quote:
Can we get this bigot pinked, tbh?
fuckhead
I'll be forever worried if a Spurs player I like has an influential uncle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mugen
The people who come here "illegally" also want to come here legally but it is way more complicated than your ignorant ass understands beyond your own narrow-minded bigotry...Fuckhead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bender
Nah. Very different players on paper and on the court. But Blossom might be what I hoped KBD would be. The offense is good enough to get a roster spot if he were a defensive specialist, but I just don't see enough there yet. Don't see a point in not at least bringing him into camp on a two-way though.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht
Blossomgame is a garbage time player. We need those too.
I know I helped people try to do the work on computerQuote:
Originally Posted by SpurPadre
wife was not legally usa citizen
they were trying if they can not do the paper work then hiring someone that can
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Originally Posted by SpurPadre
do those people have money?
in new zealand you have to have 50k to become legally there
do not want you to be a burden for their country
You're not wrong on either sentence. Blossom doesn't have an elite NBA skill, and that makes it hard to play him real minutes. I could see him coming in for garbage time and looking awesome, and folks asking why he doesn't play more. But at the same time, teams need guys to soak up unimportant minutes, especially when they have at least two forwards who are older and need their minutes limited. The Spurs have taken a lot of hits to their front-court depth this summer, so getting a guy you can sign to a cheap three-year deal or even just a versatile guy on a two-way contract would help the roster.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
Looks decent for the 3. And he can dunk easily. 3 year cheap deal. :tuQuote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
He should get a 2nd opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by r0drig0lac
he should ask leonard what doctors are best he went to since he saw 10Quote:
Originally Posted by buttsR4rebounding
I assume Will Hardy is useful at something other than actually coaching during a game.
Yeah, I agree. Need these guys who are scrappy and do everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by dabom
I agree, no elite skills. But just good enough to soak up minutes, defend and make some offensive plays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chinook
Everybody wants a million dollars, but it's more complicated than you think it is. Guess I can take short cuts and just rob a bank. And you're a bigot if you think I'm a criminal.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpurPadre
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Originally Posted by dabom
He got blocked a lot under the rim not able to finish over bigs.
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Originally Posted by BillMc
Damn Bill I might be visiting your city might hit ya up for a beer.
I remember he fractured a hand last season in his second GLeague game.Quote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
Perhaps injury prone?
Fractures are only more common if the bones are more porous, which is rare.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAGirl
Breaks are, generally, a common freak angle*force on a rigid object.
I would always be more worried about soft tissue injuries over bone breaks/fractures.
Although, as Dallas Cowboys fans have seen with Tony Romo: Sometime fractures can just keep on coming.
Thankfully this a less physical sport overall.
The way he plays definitely invites contact. Hesitation dribbles, step back jumpers, average athleticism means he has to be savvy. Skills are high but his athleticism caps his value at around an above average starter imo. Good thing it looks like he is ready togo!
I don't know anything above such things but appreciate the comment. It was just really unforgettable bc he had only played one GLeague game and at the time Tony was still injured. I thought there was a chance we could see him a little bit early in the season but he had a fall and fractured a wrist.Quote:
Originally Posted by tonight...you
Between that fracture and Pop, well they confabulated to keep him hidden away. But recent observations do point that soft tissue injuries are a nag. That's what he got in this game too apparently.
My wife's a radiologist. She's been in on a lot of athletes' (nobody of note) X-Ray/MRI/CT results and she has taught me a lot on the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAGirl
Soft tissue stuff is always worse than breaks, unless it's a catastrophic multiple fracture.