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It looked like Pop threw that game. WTF? We needed this one. Keep Duncan and Parker out there. ing Finley?
I don't know what to say. Pop is still experimenting out there. I guess there is a chance we don't make the playoffs if he keeps this up.
Guarding Odom... Really Pop?
It looked like Pop threw that game. WTF? We needed this one. Keep Duncan and Parker out there. ing Finley?
I don't know what to say. Pop is still experimenting out there. I guess there is a chance we don't make the playoffs if he keeps this up.
I think Finley was on Odom in the WCF in 2008 too.
Dice was playing well out there
but Pop cant separate himself from his love Finley.
Watch in the offseason: Spurs resign Michael Finley to a five year deal.
Any lineup that Pop throws out there that includes Finley is at a severe disadvantage - regardless of opponent.
That goes to show you what Pop really thinks. In a game that the Spurs were destined to lose, he rolls out Finley at PF - rather than Blair.
Michael Finley and Small-Ball will get their own banner retirement ceremonies at the AT&T center before Bruce Bowen does.
yep pop killing the team alright
Finley at PF didn't work for two seasons now... Finley at anything else has been mediocre for a long time now too... I really don't know what Pop is trying to prove, but enough already with the ing corpse...
Finley was too slow to get to that loose ball when we were down 5 after scoring twice in a row and killed all momentum..that pretty much speaks volumes to me, not that I needed to see that to form an opinion..
The Spurs continue to field an old-ass team despite the big 3 getting older..
Indeed this thread is a couple years late. But it shows how things have come full circle since that fateful season. Everything ended in the 2008 playoffs.
Not sure why the Spurs have gone the small ball route in recent years. Maybe Pop's been hanging out with Nellie a bit too much?
If only you could combine Finley's toughness with Bonner's shot and RJ's athleticism . . . then at least the Spurs could have an average player.
i dont blame finley anymore this was just a stupid lineup from pop that wasn't going anywhere if pop didnt have his head up his ass
Although this made me LOL, I actually wouldn't b suprised if he got a multi-year deal.
Even though it's not Finley's fault, especially because he was out so long, as a fan I'm personally insulted seeing him on the roster, much less the court. He's a walking example of the Spurs championship window. It's over.
I couldn't even stay seated when I saw that lineup. He had some really stupid ones during the entire fourth quarter of small ball rotations, but surely enough Pop saved the best one for last. ing finley has been on the floor in the last minute of both the previous two games.
(Not that Jefferson gave Pop much reason to play him, but I'll save it for another thread.)
My second favorite rotational sequence was when bogans got to play for like 30 seconds of the fourth quarter, and it taking 2 more subs utions than it should have to get manu and george on the court together w/ tim and tony in the fourth.
Finley was the only playing going balls to the wall. Can't hate on him after this game. Pop putting his toughest player at power forward wasn't a horrible idea ........ compared to his other decisions, at least.
Worse than that was seeing the ball roll right in front of head Jefferson, he doesn't even attempt a play for the ball, and it rolls right to a ing Laker. This guy's effort was ing beyond pathetic.
It's sad that our toughest players are a 37-year old has-been and a rookie 6'7'' power forward.Finley was the only playing going balls to the wall. Can't hate on him after this game. Pop putting his toughest player at power forward wasn't a horrible idea ........ compared to his other decisions, at least.
I can't tell if you're serious or not, but if you are: what about McDyess? he was playing harder (and well I might add) than anyone, yet he only played like 6 minutes in the second half.
Doesn't matter. It's all meaningless - just like rearranging chairs on the anic.
Remember Odom's block on RJ
You are right...McDyess was playing with a lot of energy, grabbing offensive boards...and we don't even see him at all in the 2nd half...wtf is going on POP?
12 rebounds in 18 minutes and did a pretty good job on defense.
6 offensive rebounds and scored on put backs. How do you not keep what seemed to be a advantage out on the floor and put in a guy who had 0 points, 1 rebound, and 1 assist?
If we're going to play guys way over the hill at PF then I'd like to see Ratliff. At least he can jump and is tall. But I agree that Dice was playing well, too.
I said it when the season started: We need to move Finley because Pop will go back to him. People then ( o TPark) said Pop would have him at the end of the bench by now, and surprise surprise, here we are. 15 minutes for this guy that's robbing time for the Hairstons and Masons of the world.
I can't fault Mike. I'm sure he tries. This is not about him, it's about Pop.
Perhaps loosing on purpose is the goal. I couldn't understand why. But it appears to be the goal at this time by some of the decisions I've seen in player rotations.
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