You have 31pts to assemble a Spurs team to dethrone the Warriors from Spurs teams 99-Present

You have 31pts to create a team of 10. You cannot choose the dame player ( different versions)

10pts
Peak Kawhi
Peak Timmy
Peak Robinson

6pts
Peak Manu
Peak Tony
Finals MVP Kawhi
2014 Tim Duncan
2003 Robinson
Lamarcus Aldridge


4pts
Peak Danny
Peak Bruce Bowen
Peak Tiago Splitter
Demar Derozan
Stephan Jackson
Sean Elliot
Boris Diaw
2014 Manu
2014 Parker

2pts
Peak Patty
Robert horry
Nazr Mohammaed
Fab Oberto
Brent Barry
Geroge Hill
Micheal Finley
Avery Johnson
Malik Rose
2017 Danny
Derrick White


1pt
Matt Bonner
Davis Bertans
Rudy Gay
Richard Jefferson
2003 Steve Kerr
Corey Joseph
Gary Neal
Rasho Nesterovic
Beno Udric
Speedy Claxton



Peak Duncan, Finals MVP Kawhi, Peak Tony, 2014 Manu, Corey Joseph, Steve Kerr, Rasho Nesterovic, Matt Bonner
Richard Jefferson, Rudy Gay

Top Heavy I know.

Will Pop play the big guys 35+ minutes to make up for the lack of depth in my case. :lol

2014 Duncan (6pts)
Boris Diaw (4pts)
Peak Kawhi (10pts)
Peak Green (4pts)
Peak Tony (6pts)

You can't find a better match up against them than this tbh. It's a 7 game series for sure. 2013 Parker killed them and that year is my favorite season of his. Timmy in his mid 30's still had enough to outplay Cousins the fat diva and be the best defensive anchor. Peak Kawhi, duh. Diaw in there to neutralize their donkey and expose his trash post defense. Finally, peak 2013 Danny so he can handle Steph or Klay while making them pay if left "wide open" like Tony said.

Edit: Shit, forgot the bench. Give me some 0 point players like 2013 Manu, Playoff Bertans, 50 Mills, Kyle Anderson, Jeff Errors

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

You have 31pts to create a team of 10. You cannot choose the dame player ( different versions)

10pts
Peak Kawhi
Peak Timmy
Peak Robinson

6pts
Peak Manu
Peak Tony
Finals MVP Kawhi
2014 Tim Duncan
2003 Robinson
Lamarcus Aldridge


4pts
Peak Danny
Peak Bruce Bowen
Peak Tiago Splitter
Demar Derozan
Stephan Jackson
Sean Elliot
Boris Diaw
2014 Manu
2014 Parker

2pts
Peak Patty
Robert horry
Nazr Mohammaed
Fab Oberto
Brent Barry
Geroge Hill
Micheal Finley
Avery Johnson
Malik Rose
2017 Danny
Derrick White


1pt
Matt Bonner
Davis Bertans
Rudy Gay
Richard Jefferson
2003 Steve Kerr
Corey Joseph
Gary Neal
Rasho Nesterovic
Beno Udric
Speedy Claxton



Peak Duncan, Finals MVP Kawhi, Peak Tony, 2014 Manu, Corey Joseph, Steve Kerr, Rasho Nesterovic, Matt Bonner
Richard Jefferson, Rudy Gay

Top Heavy I know.

Will Pop play the big guys 35+ minutes to make up for the lack of depth in my case. :lol

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Peak Manu and Peak Tony>>>>>Peak Load Management

Your point system is faulty, tbh.

Also, Bonner should be a negative point along with his son Davis.

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

2014 Duncan (6pts)
Boris Diaw (4pts)
Peak Kawhi (10pts)
Peak Green (4pts)
Peak Tony (6pts)

You can't find a better match up against them than this tbh. It's a 7 game series for sure. 2013 Parker killed them and that year is my favorite season of his. Timmy in his mid 30's still had enough to outplay Cousins the fat diva and be the best defensive anchor. Peak Kawhi, duh. Diaw in there to neutralize their donkey and expose his trash post defense. Finally, peak 2013 Danny so he can handle Steph or Klay while making them pay if left "wide open" like Tony said.

Edit: Shit, forgot the bench. Give me some 0 point players like 2013 Manu, Playoff Bertans, 50 Mills, Kyle Anderson, Jeff Errors

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Son thats too much points. You need 10 players :lol

Peak Timmy

Finals MVP Kawhi
Peak Manu

2017 Danny

Cory Joseph
Richard Jefferson
Rudy Gay
Nesterovic
Claxton
Bertans

Your points are a little fucked up. Two way players like Elliott, Diaw, and Jackson being worth the same as DeRozan is ridiculous.

In Today's NBA I'd value Robinson's athleticism and ability to switch on the perimeter more highly than any other player's skill in franchise history. Also David was a 7 foot small forward on offense so in this SF driven league I think he'd be way better than he was in the post oriented 90s.

Peak Robinson 10
Diaw 4
Elliott 4
Peak Ginobili 6
Joseph 1

Horry 2
Kerr 1
Gay 1
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1

cool thread concept. thanks OP :tu

will come back later with a squad

Sorry. I added another point to the total. It seemed impossible to comeup with a team of 10 that can compete with GS at 30 points.

How did Peak Tiago make that tier, tbh? :lol

Interesting thread idea, though, tbh :tu

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Originally Posted by timvp

How did Peak Tiago make that tier, tbh? :lol

Interesting thread idea, though, tbh :tu

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Yo, can you edit the thread tittle. I was trying to create a team with 30 pts, but thats impossible unless you go with only one one superstar. :lol ( Wont beat GS)

Thanks. :lol

Picking DeRozan or Bonner should give you points back.

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

Son thats too much points. You need 10 players :lol

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C: 2014 Duncan, Rasho (7pts)
PF: Boris Diaw, Robert Horry (6pts)
SF: Finals MVP Kawhi, Rudy Gay (7pts)
SG: Peak Danny, Derrick White (6pts)
PG: 2014 Tony, Cory Joseph (5pts)

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

In Today's NBA I'd value Robinson's athleticism and ability to switch on the perimeter more highly than any other player's skill in franchise history. Also David was a 7 foot small forward on offense so in this SF driven league I think he'd be way better than he was in the post oriented 90s.

Peak Robinson 10
Diaw 4
Elliott 4
Peak Ginobili 6
Joseph 1

Horry 2
Kerr 1
Gay 1
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1

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You only going with 1 Superstar and a star?

Interesting.

Not a bad team tbh

versatile but might struggle with the threeball. But interesting matchups though

Tony vs Curry
Green vs Klay
2014 Kawhi vs Durabeta
Boris vs Draymon
TD vs Scrub.

TheGreatYacht

Peak nephew should never be in the same tier as peak Timmy. He better win something being the No1 option first. The same goes for peak Robinson. Peak Timmy should be alone at 10 points.

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Originally Posted by GreekSpursfan

Peak nephew should never be in the same tier as peak Timmy. He better win something being the No1 option first. The same goes for peak Robinson. Peak Timmy should be alone at 10 points.

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No one is arguing who is better than who.

The tiers are designed based on talelnt, Skill, and Team Makeup.

If timmy was alone at 10 pts or If Tiago wasnt tier 4, it would create very awkward teams.

Wish you woulda had 2013 Duncan on there since he was first team tbh. I'll go with:

Peak Parker (6) / Corey Joseph (1)
Peak Manu (6) / Brent Barry (2)
Finals MVP Kawhi (6) / Davis Bertans (1)
Boris Diaw (4) / Rudy Gay (1)
Robert Horry (2) / Matt Bonner (1)

editted it a couple times but i think i like this lineup

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

In Today's NBA I'd value Robinson's athleticism and ability to switch on the perimeter more highly than any other player's skill in franchise history. Also David was a 7 foot small forward on offense so in this SF driven league I think he'd be way better than he was in the post oriented 90s.

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Exactly my first thoughts. Robinson in today's NBA would be a monster. On defense, he could defend the paint at an elite level and easily switch 1 through 5. He'd be faster than most guards so the faster paced league would fit him well. On offense, not being able to touch him when he faces the basket? RIP.

STARTERS (20)

C - 2014 Tim Duncan (6) - Still dominant on defense, elite rim protector, smartest NBA player ever and can take over in the post on offense if given a mismatch.

PF - 2005 Robert Horry (2) - Such a versatile option who can hold his own on defense when switched in the P&R. Stretch 4 on offense with skills and CLUTCH.

SF - 2014 Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard (6) - Kevin Durant stopper. Could switch on to Thompson or Curry if necessary. Does it all on offense.

SG - Peak 2003-05 Bruce Bowen (4) - Klay Thompson stopper. Could switch on to Durant or Curry if necessary. Stays in the corner mostly on offense.

PG - 2010-2011 George Hill (2) - Long arms and plenty of length against Curry in man coverage. Always a very solid defender. Can dribble drive or pull up.

That's a ridiculous amount of defense and size to handle Curry, Thompson, Durant, and enough size and athleticism to stretch them inside and outside.

Size A
Interior Defense A+
Perimeter Defense A++
Rebounding A
Post/Inside Scoring B
Shooting A
Passing B+
Ball handling/Driving B


BENCH (11)

6 - SG/PG - Peak 2005 Manu Ginobili (6) - Greatest 6th Man in NBA history; can spell either Hill or Bowen when more offense is needed without losing too much defense. Takes over ball games, clutch, and great at the FT line. Would likely replace Hill late in close games, or possibly Horry if we needed to go small.

7 - SG/SF/PG - 2007 Brent Barry (2) - Also a no-brainer for the value. Can shoot lights out (45% from 3), handle the ball, is quick, a playmaker, and holds his own on defense. Excellent option to have on the floor late in games (as opposed to say, Bowen) if you need FT shooting. Worked incredibly well with Manu.

8 - SF/PF - 2011 Richard Jefferson (1) - While not an adequate starter and inconsistent on defense, this is a no-brainer. 44% from three, including over 50% from the corner. Can drive, dish, and finish adequately. Would be a steal off the bench. Likely an offense/defense substitution for Bowen.

9 - C - 2004-2005 Rasho Nesterovic (1) - The price of taking Brent Barry over a cheaper player means settling for Rasho over Nazr Mohammed, the superior rim protector. However, Rasho held his own in the paint on defense, though not the elite blocker Nazr was, Rasho could rebound, block a few shots and also finish both strong or with the soft touch in the paint on offense plus hit a midrange shot if necessary (unlike Nazr).

10 - SG/PG - 2011-2012 Gary Neal (1) - A tough call between Neal, Joseph and 2003 Speedy Claxton, with the decision boiling down to being able to ensure you score enough points to keep up with GSW in case they get streaky even in spite of our elite defense. Neal wouldn't play more than 5-10 mpg, but would be on the floor if we needed a "spark". He's just as good as Patty Mills ever was and taller and could even draw a few charges despite being a net defensive liability (usually). 42% 3-point shooter, and could score in other ways as well. You just don't want him handling the ball up the court, but we'd have plenty of other players to manage that on our roster/bench.


= TOTAL (31)

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Originally Posted by timvp

Exactly my first thoughts. Robinson in today's NBA would be a monster. On defense, he could defend the paint at an elite level and easily switch 1 through 5. He'd be faster than most guards so the faster paced league would fit him well. On offense, not being able to touch him when he faces the basket? RIP.

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Robinson would be the lefty Kevin Durant in today's league

Also early career David had range. He made 25 threes in the '90s for his career but that was actually high for a center back then. He'd shoot and nail plenty of threes if he played a decade later.

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Originally Posted by timvp

Exactly my first thoughts. Robinson in today's NBA would be a monster. On defense, he could defend the paint at an elite level and easily switch 1 through 5. He'd be faster than most guards so the faster paced league would fit him well. On offense, not being able to touch him when he faces the basket? RIP.

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David was the easy ten point pick. But who is your 6 point pick between Peak Manu, Peak Tony, and Nephew pre Uncle Dennis going on the rag? Sean at 4 pts seems like a no-brainer.

also, 2003 Robinson shouldn't be worth 3x more than Nazr, tbh.

White (2) 2014 Manu (4) Peak Danny(4) Horry (2) Robinson (10)
Joseph (1) Barry(2) Bertans (1) Gay (1) Diaw (4)

Should do the job. Could see Diaw and Horry switching roles a bit, but the 2nd unit needed some creativity. Maybe a stagger system with Diaw starting for 3 minutes, resting for 5 while Horry plays with the starters, and then playing 4 with the subs...

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

David was the easy ten point pick. But who is your 6 point pick between Peak Manu, Peak Tony, and Nephew pre Uncle Dennis going on the rag? Sean at 4 pts seems like a no-brainer.

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There's no law that says you HAVE to have at least one player of each tier. I went without a 10-point pick. My superstars are 2005 Manu and 2014 Leonard and 2014 Duncan rounds out the "Big 3" for me.

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Originally Posted by pad300

White (2) 2014 Manu (4) Peak Danny(4) Horry (2) Robinson (10)
Joseph (1) Barry(2) Bertans (1) Gay (1) Diaw (4)

Should do the job. Could see Diaw and Horry switching roles a bit, but the 2nd unit needed some creativity. Maybe a stagger system with Diaw starting for 3 minutes, resting for 5 while Horry plays with the starters, and then playing 4 with the subs...

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I don't like Diaw. He's too inconsistent and hesistant. Doesn't shoot 3s even when wide open... unless he feels like it. Not a rim protector. Horry was dynamite in the playoffs.

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

In Today's NBA I'd value Robinson's athleticism and ability to switch on the perimeter more highly than any other player's skill in franchise history. Also David was a 7 foot small forward on offense so in this SF driven league I think he'd be way better than he was in the post oriented 90s.

Peak Robinson 10
Diaw 4
Elliott 4
Peak Ginobili 6
Joseph 1

Horry 2
Kerr 1
Gay 1
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1

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Problem with this team is the lack of volume three pointers.

GSW can overhwhelm this team with bombs that

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Originally Posted by TheGreatYacht

2014 Duncan (6pts)
Boris Diaw (4pts)
Peak Kawhi (10pts)
Peak Green (4pts)
Peak Tony (6pts)

You can't find a better match up against them than this tbh. It's a 7 game series for sure. 2013 Parker killed them and that year is my favorite season of his. Timmy in his mid 30's still had enough to outplay Cousins the fat diva and be the best defensive anchor. Peak Kawhi, duh. Diaw in there to neutralize their donkey and expose his trash post defense. Finally, peak 2013 Danny so he can handle Steph or Klay while making them pay if left "wide open" like Tony said.

Edit: Shit, forgot the bench. Give me some 0 point players like 2013 Manu, Playoff Bertans, 50 Mills, Kyle Anderson, Jeff Errors

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:lmao

My team is by far the most complete ITT.

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

Problem with this team is the lack of volume three pointers.

GSW can overhwhelm this team with bombs that

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I think you have enough three point shooting between Ginobili, Diaw, Elliott, Horry, and Kerr. Especially if we're talking this year's Warriors and not last year's.

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Originally Posted by pad300

White (2) 2014 Manu (4) Peak Danny(4) Horry (2) Robinson (10)
Joseph (1) Barry(2) Bertans (1) Gay (1) Diaw (4)

Should do the job. Could see Diaw and Horry switching roles a bit, but the 2nd unit needed some creativity. Maybe a stagger system with Diaw starting for 3 minutes, resting for 5 while Horry plays with the starters, and then playing 4 with the subs...

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2014 Manu at 4 points seems really steep when you could have long hair 2005 Manu for only 6.

How mant games do you think your teams win the RS? :lol

Peak Robinson 10 pts
Finals MVP Kawhi 6 pts
Peak Bowen 4 pts
Robert Horry 2 pts
Brent Barry 2 pts
George Hill 2 pts
Nazr Mohammaed 2 pts
Kerr 1 pt
Gay 1 pt
Joseph 1 pt

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Originally Posted by Millennial_Messiah

There's no law that says you HAVE to have at least one player of each tier. I went without a 10-point pick. My superstars are 2005 Manu and 2014 Leonard and 2014 Duncan rounds out the "Big 3" for me.

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If you could have 2013 Duncan maybe, but 1994 Robinson would be ridiculous on both ends in today's NBA.

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

2014 Manu at 4 points seems really steep when you could have long hair 2005 Manu for only 6.

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Sure, but shaving the 2 points is hard, given the pricing set up. The problem is that decent bigs (against the warriors) are expensive in this list...

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

How mant games do you think your teams win the RS? :lol

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63-65

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

If you could have 2013 Duncan maybe, but 1994 Robinson would be ridiculous on both ends in today's NBA.

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1994-95 Robinson would be Durant like, but then you're a top heavy team with little to no depth

My team is deep, tall and nasty on defense with premium shooters off the bench.

Just curious, how did you determine that 31 points should be the cutoff?

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Originally Posted by Arcadian

Just curious, how did you determine that 31 points should be the cutoff?

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It was 30 but then he added 1 point. I liked it. Otherwise I'd have to replace George Hill with either Cory Joseph or Speedy Claxton, so not ideal because neither can hit the three, Joseph isn't quite good enough on offense and Claxton is too small.

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Originally Posted by Arcadian

Just curious, how did you determine that 31 points should be the cutoff?

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I created a few teams and found out at 32 and above its easy to pick 3 superstars and just a bunch of 1 point players.

It would make things really boring because the difference makers here would be 4 and 2 Points players.

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Originally Posted by r0drig0lac

Peak Timmy

Finals MVP Kawhi
Peak Manu

2017 Danny

Cory Joseph
Richard Jefferson
Rudy Gay
Nesterovic
Claxton
Bertans

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Peak Tim + Peak Manu + Kawhi at the top of his Spurs game is hard to ignore, but that might not be quite enough defense and the bench has too many one dimensional players IMO. Not horrible... 55-27

I initially wanted to do 35 but realized you can get peak Timmy, Peak Kawhi, Peak Tony, and elite 4 point players.

Really at 31 imo, you might be forced to pick a 2 point player instead of 4. Those 4 point players are elite role players tbh

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

In Today's NBA I'd value Robinson's athleticism and ability to switch on the perimeter more highly than any other player's skill in franchise history. Also David was a 7 foot small forward on offense so in this SF driven league I think he'd be way better than he was in the post oriented 90s.

Peak Robinson 10
Diaw 4
Elliott 4
Peak Ginobili 6
Joseph 1

Horry 2
Kerr 1
Gay 1
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1

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Not enough offense even with the Admiral + Peak Manu. Not enough defense in the starting lineup and the bench defense is laughable. 52-30 IMO

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C: 2014 Duncan, Rasho (7pts)
PF: Boris Diaw, Robert Horry (6pts)
SF: Finals MVP Kawhi, Rudy Gay (7pts)
SG: Peak Danny, Derrick White (6pts)
PG: 2014 Tony, Cory Joseph (5pts)

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I just think Diaw is too much of a liability on both ends. He has unique skills obviously but his defense is shoddy and he is too tentative to shoot open 3s.

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Originally Posted by Millennial_Messiah

Not enough offense even with the Admiral + Peak Manu. Not enough defense in the starting lineup and the bench defense is laughable. 52-30 IMO

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I think its a great post season team, but it going to struggle i the RS imo.

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Originally Posted by pad300

White (2) 2014 Manu (4) Peak Danny(4) Horry (2) Robinson (10)
Joseph (1) Barry(2) Bertans (1) Gay (1) Diaw (4)

Should do the job. Could see Diaw and Horry switching roles a bit, but the 2nd unit needed some creativity. Maybe a stagger system with Diaw starting for 3 minutes, resting for 5 while Horry plays with the starters, and then playing 4 with the subs...

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Bench is too weak and perimeter defense is too bad. Not enough shooting outsid ethe SG/SF position.

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Originally Posted by Millennial_Messiah

Not enough offense even with the Admiral + Peak Manu. Not enough defense in the starting lineup and the bench defense is laughable. 52-30 IMO

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Elliott was inconsistent on defense and streaky on offense. Kawhi, Bowen and Green are much better options on defense tbh. But you really need 2 perimeter-defensive stars to stop the Warriors IMO.

would be funny to select more than one version of the same player on the same team tbh :lol

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Originally Posted by Millennial_Messiah

Bench is too weak and perimeter defense is too bad. Not enough shooting outsid ethe SG/SF position.

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You're drinking. White, 2014 Manu, Peak Danny & Horry, with peak Robinson to switch on pick and rolls and you think the perimeter defense is going to be bad?!?


No wait, I take that back, you're clearly doing something stronger than booze...

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Originally Posted by spurraider21

would be funny to select more than one version of the same player on the same team tbh :lol

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they don't let you do that on Madden Ultimate Team, which this is clearly a game of

Bowen would have been suspended for a full season's worth of games in the social media era, so take that into consideration:lol

G-league players should be free. I would pick five from your list, and that would let me round out the list with carefully selected G-League standouts.

But I won't, because I don't like the game.

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Originally Posted by timvp

How did Peak Tiago make that tier, tbh? :lol

Interesting thread idea, though, tbh :tu

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Peak Tiago was a rare and wonderful thing, tbh.

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Originally Posted by KimmyGib

Peak Tiago was a rare and wonderful thing, tbh.

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Still way too soft on both ends, tbh.

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Bowen would have been suspended for a full season's worth of games in the social media era, so take that into consideration:lol

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Not really. Zaur Pachulia did much worse in the SM era.

I agree with baseline bum's point about peak admiral.

first draft

C - Peak Robinson (10) / Robert Horry (2)
PF - Rudy Gay (1) / Davis Bertans (1)
SF - 2014 Kawhi (6) / Dick Jefferson (1)
SG - Prime Manu (6) / Gary Neal (1)
PG - Derrick White (2) / Steve Kerr (1)

i think 2014 kawhi is too expensive for this team to work. im sure there are more optimal versions. or maybe prime manu is a bit overkill in the playmaking. swap him out for peak danny (4) and get some extra points to work with...

Wait, GS gets peak Steph, peak KD, peak Klay, and peak Raymond, and we only get 31 points to build our team?

Peak Robinson (10 pts)
2014 Kawhi (6 pts)
2014 Manu (4 pts)
Peak Danny (4 pts)
Derrick White (2 pts)
Gay (1)
Cojo (1)
Jefferson (1)
Bertans (1)
Udric (1)

Peak Robinson (10)
peak manu (6)
dejounte murray (0)
Peak bruce (4)
fab (2)
sean (4)
Horry (2)
white(2)
Rasho (1)

Give me peak Patty and peak Bonner and I'd dare the Dubs match all that culture.

:lobt:

Intresting. People picking robinson over peak timmy. Peak timmy was quick and ahtletic and was an absolute champions tbh.

peak robinson 10 (unicorn in today’s nba)
2014 duncan 6 (old man tim plays the same regardless of age)
finals mvp kawhi 6 (best defensive kawhi was finals mvp kawhi)
2017 danny 2 (cant shoot but still one of the best defensive wing)
white 2 (2019 white is the best value starter at only


Rasho 1 (decent backup big)
Bertans 1 (can play 4 or 3)
Gay 1 (will only play if he’s hitting his shots)
Joseph 1 (can play 1 and 2)
Speedy 1 (good defensive pg and spark off the bench)

Stephen Jackson 4
Bruce Bowen 4
Manu 6
Tony 6
Danny Green 4
Sean Elliott 4
Horry 2
Bert 0
Speedy Claxton 1
DRob 10

Coyote 1
Melissa 10

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

If you could have 2013 Duncan maybe, but 1994 Robinson would be ridiculous on both ends in today's NBA.

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Thats peak DRob which a lot of people have as the best spurs player ever, overall (my team included). It's a mix of Anthony Davis and Giannis.

Im not seeing peak duncans. The disrespect.

Peak Timmy
Peak David Rob
Peak Parker
Bowen
Speedy

I'd play them 48 minutes and sixpeat!

Peak Patty :lol there was a time he was an asset

Peak # 2 (10)
Peak Duncan (10)
Horry(2)
G.Hill (2)
2017 Danny (2)
Speedy Claxton (1)
Gary Neal (1)
Richard Jefferson (1)
Matt Bonner (1)
Rasho (1)

I'm counting on Duncan and #2 to be a Shaq-Kobe like force out there and cause a lot of damage on both ends along with the rest of the role players stepping up when needed. Basically I created a team that closely resembles the 3 peat Lakers.

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Originally Posted by daslicer

Peak # 2 (10)
Peak Duncan (10)
Horry(2)
G.Hill (2)
2017 Danny (2)
Speedy Claxton (1)
Gary Neal (1)
Richard Jefferson (1)
Matt Bonner (1)
Rasho (1)

I'm counting on Duncan and #2 to be a Shaq-Kobe like force out there and cause a lot of damage on both ends along with the rest of the role players stepping up when needed. Basically I created a team that closely resembles the 3 peat Lakers.

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Good team tbh

2017 danny is disgusting tbh :lol

2003 robinson is way overpriced

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Thats peak DRob which a lot of people have as the best spurs player ever, overall (my team included). It's a mix of Anthony Davis and Giannis.

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also the guy who was too skinny to avoid getting bent over by hakeem

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Peak # 2 (10)
Peak Duncan (10)
Horry(2)
G.Hill (2)
2017 Danny (2)
Speedy Claxton (1)
Gary Neal (1)
Richard Jefferson (1)
Matt Bonner (1)
Rasho (1)

I'm counting on Duncan and #2 to be a Shaq-Kobe like force out there and cause a lot of damage on both ends along with the rest of the role players stepping up when needed. Basically I created a team that closely resembles the 3 peat Lakers.

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So when people say "Peak Leonard" they're referring to the Raptors version, right? Because the 2014 version was damn good and honestly don't think he's 4 points better than today's version in Toronto.

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2003 robinson is way overpriced

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Thought the same thing. Nazr Mohammed for 4 points less isn't really a significant downgrade.

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also the guy who was too skinny to avoid getting bent over by hakeem

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Agreed. It's why I picked Duncan over Robinson. Duncan was ridiculously strong in the post and could post up which Drob couldn't. Have to factor the refs are going to allow the Warriors to be physical especially Draymond,Bogut which will frustrate Robinson. Duncan on the other hand will be able to plow through both of those guys and get buckets.

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Originally Posted by daslicer

Agreed. It's why I picked Duncan over Robinson. Duncan was ridiculously strong in the post and could post up which Drob couldn't. Have to factor the refs are going to allow the Warriors to be physical especially Draymond,Bogut which will frustrate Robinson. Duncan on the other hand will be able to plow through both of those guys and get buckets.

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2003 Duncan is very hard to pass up, really. But 10 points is too much. Just like how the Seahawks just paid Russell Wilson. I wouldn't have done it if I were their GM. Need money to go around.

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So when people say "Peak Leonard" they're referring to the Raptors version, right? Because the 2014 version was damn good and honestly don't think he's 4 points better than today's version in Toronto.

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I would say the 2016-2017 spurs version. To me he was at his best during that season on both ends. A much better scorer than previous years and more consistent.

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I would say the 2016-2017 spurs version. To me he was at his best during that season on both ends. A much better scorer than previous years and more consistent.

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Yes but in 2017 his defense wasn't as good as in previous years. Maybe due to a higher offensive workload.

Peak Robinson 10
2014 Duncan 6
Finals MVP Kawhi 6
D White 2
A Johnson 2 or G Hill 2
Jefferson 1
Neal 1
Rasho 1
Bertans 1
Joseph 1

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So when people say "Peak Leonard" they're referring to the Raptors version, right? Because the 2014 version was damn good and honestly don't think he's 4 points better than today's version in Toronto.

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Peak Leonard is 2017 Kawhi. A force on both ends of the court. Raptor Leonard coasts on defense too much.

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Peak Leonard is 2017 Kawhi. A force on both ends of the court. Raptor Leonard coasts on defense too much.

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Raptor Leonard is saving his body for Clipper Leonard, tbh.

Peak Timmy
Peak Nef
Bobo
Bones
Bonner
Kerr
Neal
RJ
CoJo

Demar at 4 pts is way overpriced. He belongs in the 2 pt category max...and even then I still wouldn't pick him for any roster.

Or,

Peak Timmy
Peak Tony
Peak Manu
Peak Patty
RoHo
Derrick White
Kerr
CoJo
Neal or RJ

Forget points. I'll put up our 2014 beautiful game team against any team, especially any of the "Championship" Warrior teams that never played us full strength

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2003 Duncan is very hard to pass up, really. But 10 points is too much. Just like how the Seahawks just paid Russell Wilson. I wouldn't have done it if I were their GM. Need money to go around.

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I would say Duncan,Lebron,Shaq are the 3 players in the last 20 plus years that when they were young you could surround them with anybody and you are guaranteed to have a top 4 team regardless of talent. When it comes to those guys you break the bank to keep them. Look at what Duncan did on '01-'02. That Spurs team was pretty weak and on paper should have won 41-45 games but ended up winning 58.

Peak Robinson 10
2014 Duncan 6
Horry 2
Peak Parker 6
White 2
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1
Rasho 1
Joseph 1
Neal 1

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Peak Robinson 10
2014 Duncan 6
Horry 2
Peak Parker 6
White 2
Jefferson 1
Bertans 1
Rasho 1
Joseph 1
Neal 1

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Too much emphasis on "bigs" team will get obliterad in todays nba

Peak Timmy, peak Manu and Parker, Boris and PEak KAwhi. Yes, No bench needed

Shitty list and shitty exercise. No 2005 Manu? Rod Strickland? Anyway, give me that 05 Team top to bottom and it would cancel these Fags out.

I see all your teams and they don't have the best closer of any Spurs team ever, peak Manu and of course Mount Rushmore Timmy. If i have these two i don't need much else outside of 3 and d guys. Your teams can't get it done in close playoff games.
Peak Timmy 10
Peak Manu 6
St.Jackson 4
Fab Oberto 2
George Hill 2
Brent Barry 2
Derrick White 2
Mat Bonner 1
Dick Jefferson 1
2003 Steve kerr 1

Toughness, Closer, Defense, Experience, 3pt shooting, IQ, legends. I beat all your teams easily tbh.

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Shitty list and shitty exercise. No 2005 Manu? Rod Strickland? Anyway, give me that 05 Team top to bottom and it would cancel these Fags out.

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Godeln State in 5 against the 05 team, tbh

Peak David 10
2014 Timmy 6
peak Manu. 6
boris. 2
horry. 2
speedy. 1
White. 2
Hill. 2

only SF for less than 4 is Dick, but prime David could easily guard 3s today. Durant would shit himself if prime David was in his face

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Peak David 10
2014 Timmy 6
peak Manu. 6
boris. 2
horry. 2
speedy. 1
White. 2
Hill. 2

only SF for less than 4 is Dick, but prime David could easily guard 3s today. Durant would shit himself if prime David was in his face

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This isnt going to work. Theres much ground to cover in todays NBA because of the three point skill. To only have one 6'5 and above wing is suicide

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Godeln State in 5 against the 05 team, tbh

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Obviously all speculation and opinion but I wholeheartedly disagree.

Our best lineup would likely be
Timmy
Horry
Bowen
Manu
Parker

Bowen on Durant would be oh so much fun to see. If he thinks Patrick Beverly is frustrating to play against, he has not seen anything. Durant would get ejected every game against Bowen.
The spurs team would frustrate the warriors to the point that they no longer play as a team.

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This isnt going to work. Theres much ground to cover in todays NBA because of the three point skill. To only have one 6'5 and above wing is suicide

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He only has 8 players so team is not legit as to the rules.

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Peak David 10
2014 Timmy 6
peak Manu. 6
boris. 2
horry. 2
speedy. 1
White. 2
Hill. 2

only SF for less than 4 is Dick, but prime David could easily guard 3s today. Durant would shit himself if prime David was in his face

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Need to have 10 players.

Those 10s are a poison pill. Need to create a solid starting 5, and then have some semblance of a bench, and the 10s make that near impossible.

Peak Manu at the point, Finals Kawhi and Peak Danny at the wings, 2014 Timmy and Horry man the forward spots and the Warriors will fold. Bench is nothing special, but they've got athletes/defenders(White, Joseph) and shooters(Barry, Bertans). Rasho because you gotta throw a big out there at some point.

2014 Timmy - 6
Peak Manu - 6
Finals Kawhi - 6
Peak Danny - 4
Robert Horry - 2
Derrick White - 2
Brent Barry - 2
Corey Joseph - 1
Davis Bertans - 1
Rasho - 1