-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
The Spurs wanted to keep Anderson, they just couldn't afford him. And Green is a casualty of Kawhi's bitchness.
If he was great like you said, they'd roll out 8mil a year bro. :lmao
And DG was breaking down. All facts. :lol
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
They better have another deal in the works otherwise letting Fathead go because "they can't afford him" is BS. They had his bird rights, pay taxes just like other small markets that want to win do. We have some cheap ass fucking owners.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dabom
If he was great like you said, they'd roll out 8mil a year bro. :lmao
And DG was breaking down. All facts. :lol
Exactly. You can't win with any fan base. "Get rid of that guy, he sucks!" They get rid of 'em and it turns into, "Um, man they weren't that bad. They were serviceable."
Listen, we 'lucked' into being done with Verde. He was solid for a whole hell longer than most players but he was starting to fade a bit. Kyle was getting blown past with ease and his limitations showed with the extended time he got this year. Kyle is a SOLID bench guy and you are willing to pay him 9 mil. a year for being on the bench?!
I'm GLAD some of you guys don't run a business -- you'd be done within 6 months!
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dabom
If he was great like you said, they'd roll out 8mil a year bro. :lmao
And DG was breaking down. All facts. :lol
https://i.imgur.com/jcdS10J.png
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
The Spurs wanted to keep Anderson, they just couldn't afford him. And Green is a casualty of Kawhi's bitchness.
Keeping Anderson and letting Bertans walk probably would have resulted in the Spurs hitting the luxury tax. And once you’re in the tax, teams make it brutal for you to get out.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
FkLA
Has Pop seen this yet? :lol
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tbdog
Mills/Murray/White will stay in front of players. Not so much with Forbes, and depends if Beli and Manu play the 3, they too would stay in front of lots of players. The issue is that they will be shot over. Players can find their spots because they don't have the strength or height to prevent them from getting the ball or push them out. I think we are going to see a lot of double teams and passing lanes filtering this season as our defensive strategy, rather than straight up man to man defense and switching. Spurs cannot even afford to switch heavy and have LMA guard the 3 point line because we may only have Beli and Gay trying to box out players for rebounds.
Good quality answer. Though I think some guys can’t keep up with guys over a screen that you mentioned over there... no matter. It’s not going to be the same.
:tu
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
RD2191
Yeah, they both got elite ass rapings by the warriors.
The warriors are an all time great team offensively they are stacked. Pop having Patty, Forbes etc guard Durant and Klay sure made things easy on them too.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
cjw
Keeping Anderson and letting Bertans walk probably would have resulted in the Spurs hitting the luxury tax. And once you’re in the tax, teams make it brutal for you to get out.
It probably would not have left them near the tax, especially if they had let Forbes walk. As it is, they have $3.5 Million to spare with 15 guys on the roster. Anderson have dropped that down to $2 Million. Factoring Gay and Gasol potentially coming off the books, and SA going to be fine financially. They let Anderson go because of roster fit and him not wanting to be in SA anymore.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
^ They could have gotten a small asset for him in exchange if he didn’t want to be in SA, Something he never said btw, but he did want to get paid and be a rotation player (obviously). He projects to be starting in Memphis or be a key reserve, and is young enough they saw him as part of their future going forward.
I think the Spurs wanted him back, but on a small or low contract. When he improved and projected to generate more interest than they were willing to pay is when they should have looked to move him if they didn’t want to let him go for nada.. so I do think that they were hoping to retain him, but for cheap.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
RD2191
Yeah, they both got elite ass rapings by the warriors.
And my boy Rob does know a thing or two about "Ass Rapings"...:wow..:lmao
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
If Dejounte puts on 25-30 pounds of muscle this off season he has chance. He needs to get in the above 200 range for his build. I think he weighs a buck seventy right now.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Chinook
It probably would not have left them near the tax, especially if they had let Forbes walk. As it is, they have $3.5 Million to spare with 15 guys on the roster. Anderson have dropped that down to $2 Million. Factoring Gay and Gasol potentially coming off the books, and SA going to be fine financially. They let Anderson go because of roster fit and him not wanting to be in SA anymore.
Where did you get that from?
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
Where did you get that from?
Nowhere. He's just building an imaginary narrative.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
We are pretty much in a fucked up situation now without Kawhi and Danny guarding the perimeter. For me it doesn't even matter right now since the Spurs by the way they are set up can't compete currently with the Warriors.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
Where did you get that from?
Kyle's father complaining about SA not using him right and trying to create controversy with the jersey thing. As far as I know, Anderson never came out and said he wanted to leave, but he certainly seemed keen to go to Memphis.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
r0drig0lac
well you're wrong so ok
just my thoughts based on my own observations over the years, I don’t think kawhi was a sticky defender, he was great at recovering on defense when he would get blown by, not saying he wasn’t good, but he wasn’t GREAT, like I mentioned before his elite defense had to do more with his anticipation of the passing lanes and the way he could impact the entire game with his instincts
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Chinook
Kyle's father complaining about SA not using him right and trying to create controversy with the jersey thing. As far as I know, Anderson never came out and said he wanted to leave, but he certainly seemed keen to go to Memphis.
Never heard of any of that, tbh. What was the jersey controversy about? :lol
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
Never heard of any of that, tbh. What was the jersey controversy about? :lol
Apparently, he couldn't find an Anderson jersey in the team's store and went on Twitter to bitch about it.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Chinook
Apparently, he couldn't find an Anderson jersey in the team's store and went on Twitter to bitch about it.
Who the fuck is gonna buy a fathead jersey besides his family? :lol
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
DAF86
Never heard of any of that, tbh. What was the jersey controversy about? :lol
The San Antonio Spurs fan store never carried his jersey. His dad tweeted that he was looking for a jersey to gift family members or someone visiting them and couldn’t find them, but he found jerseys of guys who were new or had been in the team for barely a year in the store. His Dad was upset about that enough to mention it in a tweet way back in the early part of the season.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
They probably had fathead jerseys at one point, but no one was buyin'.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
dabom
They probably had fathead jerseys at one point, but no one was buyin'.
Not true, Memphis bought it.
-
Re: Who guards the scoring wings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
SAGirl
The San Antonio Spurs fan store never carried his jersey. His dad tweeted that he was looking for a jersey to gift family members or someone visiting them and couldn’t find them, but he found jerseys of guys who were new or had been in the team for barely a year in the store. His Dad was upset about that enough to mention it in a tweet way back in the early part of the season.
I thought maybe he was being an overly sensitive parent, that he was referring to Gasol or Gay as the new guys ant that it wasn't fair to expect that same treatment since KA wasn't a regular contributor until last year. But I just checked the Spurs fanshop and the Spurs NBA store and guys like Costello, Paul, King Joffrey, Forbes, White, Metu have their jerseys up there. That is kinda messed up, tbh.