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  1. #76
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    damn the ground just went cold.



    Kori your exactly right.


    While Stephen Jackson was a clutch shooter and his enthusiasm will be missed, his erratic play and LACK of mental toughness will be missed.


    Ghost Im gonna have to respectively disagree on mental toughness.

    Mental toughness IMO means being solid and committing no mistakes.

    My jack was guilty of that.

    No question I will miss him, but its not the end of the world.

  2. #77
    Marcus Bryant
    Guest
    Damn, this Dog character has united Ghost, timvp, and me. When that happens you know you've done F'ed up.


  3. #78
    Ghost Writer
    Guest
    T Park, I consider mental toughness being able to make fourth quarter shots.

    I don't recall Jackson screwing up in any big spots in the playoffs.


  4. #79
    SequSpur
    Guest
    Tpark.. is that really you? Going against Jackson? lmao..

    Did you get the Homer Lasik Vision Correction finally?

    lol

  5. #80
    scott
    Guest
    All of Jackson's playoff gaffs (I recall some untimely 4Q turnovers and the matador defense that allowed Finley to score the game winner in game 1 of the Dal series) were in areas that I would expect he would improve upon in the offseason (ballhandling and man defense) given his demonstrated work ethic. Absolutely no replacing his big shot ability, unless Horry can return to his old form, which is a questionable proposition at best.

  6. #81
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    to each his own.


    Sequ, moron, Im not against Jack, Im just dissapointed in his actions of NOT staying.

    Im dissapointed that he has let greed get in the way of a full successfull career.


    Im disapointed that everything he said, about Dave making him a man, Pop being the only one who could control him, and not wanting to play with anyone BUT his boy manu and tim.


    Its dissapointed as a FAN, to hear these things, to see in the press conferences the closeness between two of your favorite players like Jack and Manu, to now see jack being the protypical modern day athlete by choosing money over teammates, coaches and such.

  7. #82
    Ghost Writer
    Guest
    For every 4th quarter turnover I can think over two steals Jackson made or helped Ginobili collapse on.

    Like scott said, ball handling and turnovers can be improved upon, wheras aggressiveness and clutch shooting are intangibles.


  8. #83
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    Agreed.



    Apology given.

  9. #84
    SequSpur
    Guest
    Pop said it was the agent brotha...

    The AGENT.

    Spurs wanted him, Jack wanted to stay, however he was:

    Mis ingInformed about his Net Worth.

    68 turnovers is not worth $28 million no matter how many threes you can hit.

  10. #85
    Temple Of The Dog
    Guest
    my last few comments were never about sjax or this offseason... maybe on how sjax came into the role of being a starter... and about how we treated our FA (david and DA) during that fateful offseason a few years ago.

    can anyone tell me that sjax would have started (or even been on the team) if we had signed doug christie or kept derek anderson? (change my mind)

    and does anyone really believe that "the plan" to keep that huge hunk of capspace for this season didn't come only after steve smith (and his contract) came to the spurs?

    i was merely pointing out the fact that they backed into "the plan" because of that year. just like they backed into the hedo and mercer trade at the end... after their bid for spree was cut off or went nowhere.

    you know, you can still be a fan and point those things out... it ok to not mindlessly shake your head up and down, you know?

    i personally feel that interview with pop on instant replay was a little too much. he said that "sjax over-priced himself on the FA market" - no matter what he was asking, i don't think pop should have said that about a player who helped win us a championship. it could affect his market value with other clubs... and i was really shocked to hear it put in those terms.

  11. #86
    Marcus Bryant
    Guest
    Sequ, maybe the Spurs just don't want to pay his market price? A player asking for more than what a team is offering? I'm shocked.

  12. #87
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    Sequ,

    The guy is not 10 years old and not able to know the truth.

    He can call up Pop and say, whats the truth, whats the deal YOUR offering me.


    Hes gotta take a SMALL bit of responsibility.

    His agent I agree is a majority of the reason why hes leaving, but jack is a grown up (sometimes mentally thats questionable) and makes his own decisions to sign contracts or not.


    Its unfortunate.

  13. #88
    SequSpur
    Guest
    We won 60 damn games and a NBA Championship with Jack starting.

    I have never understood why Pop goes into every season with 4 or 5 new faces... He is like a sometimes, can't make up his mind on what he wants. Jack made turnovers and poor decisions but he also made some big ing shots.

    I don't like Pop, never have, and its not because of Bob Hill either.

    He should have resigned his key players from last year and get a big and move the **** on.

    Now he has another ing excuse to start off at .500 for the first few months of the season while we are going to the doc gettin blood pressure medication.

    Tpark, no need to cry, players come and go.

  14. #89
    Ghost Writer
    Guest
    Temple, if Christie or Anderson we risned in 2001, Bowen probably isn't brought in, so Jackson could've stillemerged at the SF/SG.

    The Holt-ing Pattern was put into effect when Robinson was re-signed for two years at $10.5 million. The Smith trade set the plan in motion.


  15. #90
    T Park Num 9
    Guest
    Sequ,

    the guy you think is a moron also helped the team win 60 games and an NBA championship moron.



    Loose the hate for pop bozo, without him this team is prob a bottom feeding team.

  16. #91
    SAmikeyp
    Guest
    If he really wanted to stay here, why not have the cajones to tell his agent "Get it done, you work for me, !" or like T Park said, call Pop himself. Who is going to sign him now? Probably a non-contender with some cap space. Why not take a little less and have a shot at another ring? I blame the Assgent more than I do SJax but again like T Park said, Jack has to take some responsibility.

  17. #92
    scott
    Guest
    Loose the hate for pop bozo, without him this team is prob a bottom feeding team.
    Okay, that's probably going a little too far. For the most part, I like Pop- but to say we'd be a bottom feeding team without him? Jerry Tarkanian could coach our current team (with two time MVP) into the playoffs!!! Okay... maybe not Tarkanian, but any other coach.

  18. #93
    SequSpur
    Guest
    This team won because of Tim Duncan and David Robinson.

    Not because of Greg Popovich.

    Take them away from the equation and Pop is plucking cotton from a farm down in South Texas...

    Beyitchhhhhhhh!


  19. #94
    Marcus Bryant
    Guest
    i was merely pointing out the fact that they backed into "the plan" because of that year. just like they backed into the hedo and mercer trade at the end... after their bid for spree was cut off or went nowhere.
    Well sure. No one was arguing that this plan for 2003 had been in place forever. They've done a decent job when they've had to adapt to a situation. One thing that's been good is that they haven't panicked in certain situations and caved...such as with DA and also with Spree. They could've given DA the type of money he wanted early on. The Spurs didn't seem to have a problem coming with the $$$ for Rose when he was a free agent. As for Spree the Spurs could've caved and given up Rose or even Ginobili. I've wanted Spree in SA since 1995 but I'm glad they didn't do that deal this summer.


    you know, you can still be a fan and point those things out... it ok to not mindlessly shake your head up and down, you know?
    And you know, you can actually point out the problems in fans' argument when they start ing about the front office without being a "homer." I could give two flips about whether or not the Spurs front office is blameless or whatever.


    i personally feel that interview with pop on instant replay was a little too much. he said that "sjax over-priced himself on the FA market" - no matter what he was asking, i don't think pop should have said that about a player who helped win us a championship. it could affect his market value with other clubs... and i was really shocked to hear it put in those terms.
    Well all we know is that Jack is looking for 5 years/$28 mil and supposedly a starting clause. Spurs are offering 3 years/$13 mil. The honest answer is that Jack doesn't fit in the Spurs' budget now. Pop doesn't have a degree in PR and sometimes it shows badly. But SA is a city that doesn't care for non-stars who start asking for big $$$.

  20. #95
    SAmikeyp
    Guest
    since the city of San Antonio does not pay for the salaries of the Spurs players, the city's opinion is irrelevant. I didn't know that Jack had been offered that. I didn't get an email from Pop and since their have not been terms announced I am not sure how "we all knew" what he is being offered. How did you know MB?

  21. #96
    Marcus Bryant
    Guest
    Read the thread, mikey.

  22. #97
    Temple Of The Dog
    Guest
    Temple, if Christie or Anderson we risned in 2001, Bowen probably isn't brought in, so Jackson could've stillemerged at the SF/SG.

    The Holt-ing Pattern was put into effect when Robinson was re-signed for two years at $10.5 million. The Smith trade set the plan in motion.
    but without steve smith, they wouldn't have had max free agent dollars to spend this year and make a run at kidd. (do we agree?) so that means no christie or mckie if you want that kind of flexibility... that wasn't the plan back then. we just kind of backed into it when derek anderson forced that sign and trade.

  23. #98
    SAmikeyp
    Guest
    I stand corrected. I should have known that Kori would have had the answer. Carry on.

  24. #99
    SkinDogg
    Guest
    It was no secret that 2003 was Tim's option year. I also recall Robinson telling Duncan in 2000 that he would play for at least three more years - hence Duncan's 3 yr (with a player option for 4) contract. I think the Spurs front office certainly knew how important that summer was going to be.

    I have my doubts if DA backing them into a corner made them mystically start to believe they could hoard ending contracts. I'm sure they had the idea beforehand, figuring at worst case - they convince Tim to stay by letting him build his own team. I had always assumed that part of their reluctance to pay DA was because they would have to do so beyond 2003.

    Nobody really knows for sure, but it seemed to be more a combination of events.

  25. #100
    travis33
    Guest
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