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If the reports of injuries are correct, I'm not surprised.
Well it looks like Theo is allready getting minutes. 2 blocks as well right now. lol
If the reports of injuries are correct, I'm not surprised.
theo already getting minutes, defending the paint.
meanwhile our 2-year starting center continues to be 100% useless.
Tyrus Thomas and Ratliff combining for 4 blocks so far in the 1st half against the best team in the league.
if we had gotten Tyrus and kept Theo, neither would have played in San Antonio this year. They dont have enough corporate knowledge.Tyrus Thomas and Ratliff combining for 4 blocks so far in the 1st half against the best team in the league.
who wants bigs who defend the paint when you can have Bonner?????
pops stupid ass.
Wow...Theo, got some burn tonight. Blocked a couple of shots, altered others, and picked up a few boards (3 offensive). I thought that was what San Antonio brought him in for
This season is full of so much fail. Why did SA even sign him?Wow...Theo, got some burn tonight. Blocked a couple of shots, altered others, and picked up a few boards (3 offensive). I thought that was what San Antonio brought him in for
If the season is a fail, why keep him?
Ratliff getting nearly 20 minutes in a win against Cleveland is truly discouraging.
Why not use him in the first place?!?
Well, put it this way-- Theo did more for Charlotte tonight than Mahinmi did for San Antonio.
Why sign him in the first place? He rarely played.
He was going to play spot minutes regardless.Why not use him in the first place?!?
If you think Ratlff = championship, that's fine.
Don't be a . No individual bad choice by this team makes the difference between a championship and the lottery, but you know damn well that 20 bad choices can. If there were ever a basketball example of death by a thousand cuts, it's this one.
You think the plan when the Spurs signed Ratliff was for him to play exactly how many minutes he played? Of course not.
And surely salary dumping one of Bonner or Mason or Finley would have saved more money... Not saying any of that was plausible or any offers were on the table... But if the season is a fail clear cap space with one of them.
Ratliff only got most of those minutes because Chandler didn't play. I agree, though. It hurts to see him playing like that for the Bobcats when he could have been doing that for the Spurs. Good job, Theo. Have some fun over there and play your ass off. You deserve the minutes on a team that might get further in the playoffs than the Spurs.
It's hilarious that the first day he's in a bobcat uniform and he's instantly a rotation player for them and making significant contributions for Larry Brown
Give me Larry Brown over dumbassovich any day of the week.
OK, I'll leave that up to you.
Of course not. A guy like Ratliff never has a set number of minutes planned for him to play at this point. It could have been even less.No individual bad choice by this team makes the difference between a championship and the lottery, but you know damn well that 20 bad choices can. If there were ever a basketball example of death by a thousand cuts, it's this one.
You think the plan when the Spurs signed Ratliff was for him to play exactly how many minutes he played? Of course not.
It amazed me that Pop couldn't find even limited minutes for Theo-- for example, at the end of a quarter coming out of a timeout where the Spurs have a defensive stand with 5-10 seconds on the clock...
Is John Lucas busy?
Why not use him in the first place?!?
Same thing he did with Rasho and Nazr in 2006. When Horry and Duncan were in foul trouble, he put Oberto in, who was a rookie.
This is my burning questions.....what is wrong with you pop?small ball?bonner and bogans in the starting line up?why don't you give Ian some mins?
Pop thought he could take a 10 man small ball rotation featuring Bogans, and Bonner deep into the playoffs.
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