Yep. A guy like LA is a great foundation. I doubt Kawhi could've done much better. But you need more than 1 guy in today's NBA.
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Yep. A guy like LA is a great foundation. I doubt Kawhi could've done much better. But you need more than 1 guy in today's NBA.
Derozan will be the leader and LMA will get salty about it.
He was healthy last season, let’s hope he continues like an Ironman. Last season he really put the team on his back and has embraced the Spurs.
More like LMAO
but very bitter and sad.
LMA and Pop*
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I lost some respect the previous year, but last year...Quote:
Originally Posted by BD24
if defrozan needed fat emotional lowry to hold his hand during the playoffs, he's sure as shit not leading the team over LMAlpha :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Dingle Barry
shit, you need more than 3 with all this teaming up going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpursDynasty85
For many teams yea but that's why the best always have a system and will be looking for matchup problems. This is why I give Morey a lot of credit in Houston. Sure he has a bloated payroll but on paper at glance their roster is not nearly as talented as Warriors but they match up so well physically that they nearly (and should of) beaten them. Spurs have enough talent and depth to win some close playoff games for sure but things have to be clicking on all cylinders. Warriors are definitely not unstoppable. I would be just as worried about the Rockets as Warriors as long as CP3 is healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by james evans
I think its duh frozen’s team
I think Dejounte will be more of a leader this year. I see Dejounte, Patty, LMA, Derozen as the team leaders. We really don’t have an alpha dog anymore. Pop is truly the leader.
lol vince gilliganQuote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
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Originally Posted by SuperCam
what the fuck did I just watchQuote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
this is pretty damn excellentQuote:
Originally Posted by BatManu20
Aldridge is our best player in both ends of the court and he dominates the game in the RS. His fantastic last season was totally ignored by the NBA and the stupid media. He's not a leader though and I'm ok with it and his touches as long as he allows others to raise their voice and command the group.
they are when those whistles are going. There is absolutely no team in the history of basketball, including the Dream Team, that are going to beat the Warriors when the refs start blowing that goddamn whistleQuote:
Originally Posted by SpursDynasty85
Nah the Rockets definitely solved it. They missed 27 straight 3's in game 7 and still only lost by like 2 or 3. Don't remember off the top of my head. Warriors are super talented but not a very physical team. If you can beat them up a bit they will wear down. Curry has been injured again last year near the end of the season. Klay gotta be getting a little tired playing defense like that and Draymond coming back down to earth now that KD has the ball in his hands so much. I'll admit for the Spurs very unlikely we beat the Warriors without a significant injury but the Rockets we always did pretty well and I wouldn't count us out of that one either. Like most years it will need to depend on health for most teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by james evans
LMA gonna kill em
LA will be in LA by the trade deadline. lol.
There wasn't a problem with authority on the spurs until LMA got to SA. LMA paved the way for Kawhi to question everything and push back. I blame the down fall on Lamarsha.
FIFYQuote:
Originally Posted by RGMCSE
Instead of Kawhitter fighting for that alpha dog spot, he quit.
Betas will beta.
Who would have thought this team would be without Tony, Manu, and Kawhi this next season?
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Originally Posted by BatManu20
No he isnt...murray and Lonnie is more the heart and soul than LMA tbh...This is a dude that quit...and only wasnt gone because no one wanted him