Here's what the Spurs need for their 15th man...

[racm]

An enforcer. The team is too soft.

Give me someone like MWP who won't be afraid to throw elbows or do what Bowen used to do - tripping jumpshooters.

Especially since LA and OKC are an injury away from flaming out... seems karma has yet to hit Clay Bennett's squad.

[spurs10]

Metta World Peace wouldn't hurt us, but his pal SJax offers some of the same toughness.

[Ice009]

I'd take Ben Wallace for that role.

I would have loved to have had Tony Massenburg on the team longer. I thought he was awesome in that role for the Spurs. I recall games we were up 20 plus and he'd come out and still lay the wood on people. I think Tim even had to go up to him a few times and tell him to settle down when he was still playing too physical with big leads . That's my kind of player.

[racm]

Metta World Peace wouldn't hurt us, but his pal SJax offers some of the same toughness.

Captain Jack's a good boy under Pop, tbh...

[SpursRock20]

Captain Jack's a good boy under Pop, tbh...

Steve Blake disagrees.

[Kool Bob Love]

I'd take Ben Wallace for that role.

I would have loved to have had Tony Massenburg on the team longer. I thought he was awesome in that role for the Spurs. I recall games we were up 20 plus and he'd come out and still lay the wood on people. I think Tim even had to go up to him a few times and tell him to settle down when he was still playing too physical with big leads . That's my kind of player.

Here's to T-Mass.

[Seventyniner]

I'd take Ben Wallace for that role.

I would have loved to have had Tony Massenburg on the team longer. I thought he was awesome in that role for the Spurs. I recall games we were up 20 plus and he'd come out and still lay the wood on people. I think Tim even had to go up to him a few times and tell him to settle down when he was still playing too physical with big leads . That's my kind of player.

Didn't the Spurs have Mark Bryant for that purpose at one point? I forget the year.

I remember seeing Massenburg bouncing a pass off his defender's back while inbounding the ball on his own baseline, then making a layup. Was he a member of the Kings when he did that, or was it while he was a Spur and playing against the Kings?

[Russo21]

Ben Wallace fits the bill as an enforcer. He's nearly 40. Still has huge muscles and is quite speedy, and can still rebound, block and steal. I wouldn't mind him on the team for a few minutes a game. A bit of 'nasty'. And Ben Wallace & Stephen Jackson can reunite as old pals from the 'Malace at the Palace' lmao