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thanks for the heads up... missed the article.
more at the linkGiven his history of injuries and erratic performances in the playoffs, Ginobili was not sure the Spurs wanted him back. It took Spurs General Manager R. C. Buford less than six minutes on July 1 when the market opened to tell Ginobili that he was wanted and needed.
“That’s all I wanted to hear,” said Ginobili, who signed a two-year, $14.5 million deal. And Ginobili truly appears to be back.
He had played in three of the team’s four preseason games through Thursday, averaging just over 20 minutes, 12 points, 3.7 assists and 2.7 steals. He is once again charging headfirst for layups and dunks, and firing passes to teammates — and occasionally to unsuspecting fans in the first few rows.
“To me, Manu was the best,” said swingman Marco Belinelli, who signed with the Spurs this summer. “This guy can do everything, in Europe and America.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/20/sp...&emc=rss&_r=3&
sorry if it's already been posted. I'll translate the rest from Spanish later.
thanks for the heads up... missed the article.
I think I read it on another Spurs site.
What he said!
will the Heat mail him his ring or will he be there opening night on the heat's home floor?
thanks for sharing!
There was a video somebody shared on this forum during last season, that showed a lot of Manu's career highlights including from his younger days when he was still a teen. Does anybody here recall the name of the vid? I know its really obscure, but I specifically remember how his antics after shots were identical when he was a kid to what he is now with the fist pump and everything
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