i thought it was a fun season. proved a lot of people wrong but still another first round exit...
:cry
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i thought it was a fun season. proved a lot of people wrong but still another first round exit...
:cry
Was that even a realistic possibility?
As it is, I'm sure the Lakers will 'defy the odds' and win the non-broadcasted lottery.
Why? If not for the lack of testicles and a half-decent offensive gameplan we would have swept DEN, with good chances to go to WCF
Or maybe CLE, that would be a lovely scam :rollinQuote:
Originally Posted by Spurtacular
What am I thinking; of course it was realistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spurtacular
We all saw how nobody but Gay did anything when LMA and DDR were down tonight.
We could've just traded away Gay while we were at it, too.
Talk about a wasted opportunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by monty4329
Lol no.
Zion is not a franchise player.
He could be an all star his rookie season, tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by tim_duncan_fan
The Spurs would have never been in position to get him. By the time, people were asking to tank, the Spurs would have gotten the 11-12th pick, hardly going to make a difference
Maybe try trading DDR+LMA for Zion?
Like Denver should have tanked in 2014!
Instead, they got stuck with Nikola Jokic with the 41st pick when they could have had Andrew Wiggins with the No. 1 pick!
Or Jabari Parker (another can't miss Dukie) with pick No. 2!
Zion is a fake talent that relies 100 % on his atleticism. His actual basketball skills are very limited. So hell NO.
To be honest, millennial won't accept Pop coaching style
This makes no sense... They could have tanked, got a high pick, AND still got NikoQuote:
Originally Posted by Russ
SmhQuote:
Originally Posted by horseshue
I kinda think I covered that scenario . . . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan2k5
I'd rather have a chance at a top 10 pick than the 19th and a first round exit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frenchfred
Spurs need more athleticism.Quote:
Originally Posted by horseshue
Yes...this season was trash...
We cant take with ddr and lma.The spurs are going to live and die with this core until 2021 summer
League squeezed all the juice out of that lemon, tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by monty4329
No I would rather compete remain relevant and go down fighting
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Originally Posted by duncan2k5
Jesus fucking Christ, do you wear a bike helmet 24/7?
Na, he ain’t any Kawhiwa.
anyone with a good set of eyes and a brain saw Parker was shit at Duke. My local team here(ECU) ere down by 1 with 3 minutes to go in the game, at Cameron, shutting him down. Then the whistles started. They couldn't have a school that's only known for football, baseball, and partying beating a powerhouse like Duke on ESPN.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ
No. Keep playoff streak going. No telling if/when the Spurs will ever challenge for a title, but keeping the streaks that they can going keeps this franchise in the record books.
No, I wanted the consecutive playoffs record.
fuck that streak. It's like asking someone, "would you want to struggle financially for a year with a promise to have riches for the next 10-15?". Anyone saying no is a goddamn fool. At the beginning of the season, I said we should trade Aldridge to a garbage team for their pick in this year's draft(trust me, he wouldn't have led them to the playoffs), trade kawai to one of the worst team's in the league for the same deal, hoping he'd sit out again.. Then tank. That would have been 3 lottery picks. Even if we wouldn't have got the first pick, we are not that incompetent not to build a winning team with 3 lottery picks
Would I prefer to have the first-overall pick to having made the playoffs and being knocked out in the first round? Yes. Would I take a 13th- or 14th-overall pick over the 19th pick and a playoff? Nope. I would have supported a tank had the team never gotten it together in December. But I'm content to build with the young players the team has while making the playoffs for the next two years. Never know when a lucky pick or shrewd trade can come along to make the difference.