amen..... + 1000000 ... it's a ing sport.. let the guy play for his NT....
One thing is for sure. If Parker ends up leaving us, I am guilt free for hating his ass. Right now I believe he's just talking smack for his french fans.
amen..... + 1000000 ... it's a ing sport.. let the guy play for his NT....
Last year there was no Manu and Tim was not healthy at the end of the season. Tony carried the team most of the time, so it was not a "normal" year.
So remove the 2008-09 season and compare the stats of Parker for the last 3 "normal" seasons :
And tell me now he is the reason why the Spurs are sucking this season !!!Code:Year MPG FG% 3P% FT% RPG APG SPG TO PPG 06-07 32.5 0.520 0.395 0.783 3.2 5.5 1.1 2.48 18.6 07-08 33.5 0.494 0.258 0.715 3.2 6.0 0.8 2.38 18.8 09-10 32.3 0.490 0.333 0.765 2.4 5.9 0.6 2.73 17.2
He has a bad year, i am totally agree with that.
But he is not as awful as some people claims it. And he is playing better the last 10 games...
Just sayin'.
GOODBYE, if he plays and ruins our next year as well being all hurt up then he should be traded for what you can get (Something good hopefully).
His bad year is due to a series of nagging injuries, most prominently plantar fasciitis. Plantar facsiitis can only be fully healed by several months of rest.
I don't see how a reasonable person can ignore this. Tony needs to rest this summer or next year will a repeat of this one. Tony will still be a very good player, but he will not be able to perform at his very best.
If he's not willing to take simple measures to ensure the greatest probability of maximum performance, then the Spurs should get the most value possible in a trade.
Interesting argument. So maybe last year was an aberration? Or maybe Parker got more touches or was more aggressive because of diminished teammates? Parker's usage rate was significantly higher last year than the rest of his career.
But I think a lot of us hoped Parker took it to a next level last year and would keep up that level or even get better over the next 3 or so years. Maybe it was an aberration due to him taking more shots.
Tony you're just a complete friggin Idiot anymore..
Just stop with the silly graphs and the fancy tables... Tony Parker is super slow compared to any other year and it's clearly visible if you actually watch the games. He's just not well physically. Be it the planar fasciitis, or whatever else.
He's doing an admirable job, but it's obvious he's pretty far from being what we need him to be.
Anyone who is excited about rebuilding the team around a PG in his 30's whose game relies on quickness is nuts. You cannot rebuild around Tony.
You were never gonna be able to build around him. A healthy Tony is a good all star level player. I don't think anyone has ever really viewed him as a great player. He's no Isiah Thomas..
manu cost the spurs les not tp
manu was the one that had that stupid foul in the playoffs
and the last 2 years was hurt
I do not approve tp for playing for france
but I also do not agree any nba player should play for the usa and their own country players
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I think there are a lot of people here who viewed Tony as a great player, and some that probably still do.
OH Jeez !!!!
Bad Manu ! Bad Tony !
I guess you were all pissed when Team USA won the Gold in Beijing, thanks to thepresence of their best players.
And it's ok if Gasol bros. or Caledron or Hedo or Yao play for their respective countries.
But TP and Manu are the only ones who are wrong
ing hypocrits....................................
Um, if other players playing for their NT negatively affected the Spurs, we would care. What are you thinking?
Not convinced yet.....
I care because it effects the quality of the nba
A ducks classic.
Parker is made, but trading him wouldn't make much sense unless you could get some real value. When he's an expiring next year it'll be interesting to see what he could bring.
I knew as soon as he got caught up in all of the celebrity and Eva bull that he was only about Hollywood and France and didn't give a about the Spurs.
Parker is made, but trading him wouldn't make much sense unless you could get some real value. When he's an expiring next year it'll be interesting to see what he could bring.
I knew as soon as he got caught up in all of the celebrity and Eva bull that he was only about Hollywood and France and didn't give a about the Spurs.
I'm butthurt too but let's not go too far. In that time span, TP has two rings, three All-Star appearances, a Finals MVP and an All-NBA selection. He raised his game like three or four levels since "going Hollywood".
While I don't especially like Spurs players playing on their national teams, I can deal with it. But what I cannot ing understand is playing on your national team when you have an injury like plantar fasciitis that only seems to heal after months of rest.
What is very very sad is that we may have seen Tony Parker's peak in the 2008-2009 season.
And all things considered, he is capable of so so much more.
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