StackHouse to the heat

[Dex]

r u saying you want this scrub on our team? he's so old that when i saw a highlight of him dunking, i thought he was doing the robot-dance at first.

Hardly. I've always tagged Stackhouse as a cancer, and that was even before he became Geriatrics Stackhouse.

I'm just saying that the reason veterans like this don't flock to San Antonio anymore is because we aren't at the top of the totem pole. If a veteran is going to gamble one of his few remaining playing years on a chance to get a ring, the smart bet is to do so for a team favored to make the Finals.

That's why the Lakeshow and the Cheat are able to pull in star names for less, just like the Spurs did when they were winning their championships.

[jacobdrj]

as long as Stack isn't on the floor in the 4th quarter, or forced to take a shot while the team is trailing, than this is a good filler-minute signing...

[SenorSpur]

I've hated that p.o.s. ever since he threw Ginobili onto his back as hard as he could and then pushed down on his neck to get up. He was without question trying to injure him badly, and the refs didn't even call a flagrant if I recall correctly.

I was hoping he'd retire ring less; I don't think Miami will win it this year though, and he probably won't still be needed next year, so it might still happen.

I had completely forgotten about that play. I always thought Stackhouse was a bit of a cheap shot, wanna-be, tough guy. Now that his skills have eroded tremendously, he'll probably still try and master those so-called, "veteran moves" of his.

Don't worry Stackhouse will be rendered useless and see about as much playing time as Michael Finley will this year - and he's not even on anyone's roster, at this point.

[Dex]

Don't worry Stackhouse will be rendered useless and see about as much playing time as Michael Finley will this year - and he's not even on anyone's roster, at this point.

Shh. Don't remind Pop.

[SenorSpur]

Shh. Don't remind Pop.