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Barry's numbers were awesome, one of the best shooters ever to be a Spur. He really is a versatile offensive player. He would help any team if he is healthy and asked to only play 20-22 minutes a night.
Only in SA are 28 year olds considered "rookies"...
Barry's numbers were awesome, one of the best shooters ever to be a Spur. He really is a versatile offensive player. He would help any team if he is healthy and asked to only play 20-22 minutes a night.
Hill is not 28, nor is Mahinmi...that is who I was referring to obviously.
...for 31 games.
My first thought on hearing this was, "I wonder if Dennis Lindsey had anything to do with this decision".
If Hairston or Gist make the team that is 4 true rookies on the squad...
I am comfortable going to war with the same rotation + Mason, it will be the exact same squad essentially (because Horry and Barry were injured):
Tim, Manu, Tony, Bruce, Udoka, Oberto, Vaughn, hopefully Kurt and add Mason, no rookies there..
Are you seriously knocking Barry's production over the course of his time with the Spurs?
I'm knocking it today, which is all that is relevant. The Spurs can't keep these guys forever.
Well good for him. He won't do jack against us though.
And he made this decision cause his daddy and brother retired there?
Alllrighty then. Didn't want him back anyways. He's old and feeble aka washed up for the most part.
Check that, if Manu is healthy, we are talking right now how to prepare for a three peat.
Of course the luck of this team in repeat years, how many times have we talked about 3 peats and 4 peats.
This Spurs era will go down as one of succession but, it will go as one that had a chance to go down as something of basketball lore. Celtics, Lakers, Spurs would've been mentioned for years in the same sentences and no one could argue otherwise.
My statement was made if he is healthy, which for the most part he was. That is like knocking Gino because he got injured and that was the last memory we have of him and it hurt us so badly.
Barry was out for an awfully long time this season. Age has caught up to him, he's done as a NBA player. This is the Spurs revenge for Scola.
I do not know if we beat the Celtics cause their D was hands down better than ours, but their offense was way worse!
It just goes to show you how hard it is to win. When people about not winning back-to-back or what not, I just ask them to name a team in any sport that wins every year...just because a team does not win, does not mean they were not good enough to win. It takes so much and constantly being in the mix is a blessing in itself.
He's a 36 year old swingman who's coming off a significant leg injury. Turn the page...
I am over it, all I said was he was a very versatile offensive player and his numbers with the Spurs were excellent. Thats it, if it is just one page to turn, quit reading so much into it.
I think he's got one or two more seasons of gas left in the tank. After that he's done.
YOUTH MOVEMENT!!! C-ya Barry!
The only funny part about Barry leaving is now whottt has to find a way to root for Barry to help the Rockets win while at the same time rooting for the Rockets to lose to blame it on Scola.
Barry will win a couple of games in their 1st round series next year, but Scola will cause them to lose the series.
Barry...no one put a gun to his head to go play for the Rockets. I like him but I don't like him that ing much...I hope he's won his last le.
Do I consider him a traitor? No...becuase it's not like his jersey was up for retirment or anything.
The Spurs traded him and Spursfans and Pop never appreciated his skills...and Pop is stupid for not valuing what he can do against LA. Pop's all teams are the same all open shots are the same is a stupid methodogoly when applied to LA...and it's why Phil Jackson owns his ass. I gaurantee you Phil smirked at the Spurs losing Barry...
And probably thought cool...Finley's man is one more guy I can put on Duncan, Manu or Parker now.
What sucks is that we'll be getting Finley back...
Keeping Barry losing Finley = win win
Losing Barry losing Finley = lose win
Losing Barry keeping Finley = lose lose
Can we get a vbookie on if Finsuck ingassdog will be able to keep his FG over 30% this season?(I like easy money).
Wipe your tears with bull Kleenex from someone Else's box and don't try and filibuster argument that BS either.The Spurs traded him and Spursfans and Pop never appreciated his skills.
I kind of agree with this; however I don't think its nearly as black and white (no pun intended). I don't think either one of these guys would have played the same kind of role here as they did in the past.
Say the Spurs also dump Finley. Is it a positive or negative net outcome if the Spurs lose both Finley and Barry ... in whottt's eyes, of course.
Will we able to keep a vbookie on over under minutes until Barry's hammy blows up again.
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