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Blair plays his ass off and he knows the system better than Splitter. It's not always positive but the effort is there. And I don't think Splitter will help with that consistency until he knows the system. Splitter is gonna get his shot but not at the expense of stunting the development of Blair. We will need both players but I think Blair will play a bigger role in how far this team goes in the playoffs. Splitter just needs to log a few productive minutes against the Lakers and maybe Dallas in the playoffs. There is plenty of time for Pop to get him ready for that. The Spurs still play the Lakers three more times so I think Pop will have plenty of opportunities to see what Splitter can do.
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I have to stop you right there. Blair played his ass off last year, but this year is a different story. He quite often takes plays off, is late down the floor, and settles for poor position when rebounding. The only time he shows a modest improvement is against bench players.
A player of his ability must play with max effort on every play. You have to look no further than his effort to see why Blair has struggled this year. In addition, that lack of effort has widely exposed a questionable basketball IQ.
Typical unsubstantiated KBP lies.
Even if true would only prove that those 50-100 players are too stupid to hire an agent competent enough to advance their careers.
Say what you like about Rudy, he has accomplished more in the world's premier club league than all Greek players combined.
No, but your lame routine most certainly is. At least have the guts to post as KBP again. Manu forever. Please....
You're an idiot if you think Glyniadakis led anything in Albuquerque besides the line to buffet.
6-1 Tierre Brown outrebounded him in the playoffs in about the same amount of playing time. He also recorded more blocks than Glyniadakis. That Greek dude was merely one of four competent big men playing in support of Brown.
Seriously, anyone trying to argue anyone but Brown led that team when he averaged 22.0 pts, 9.0 reb, 11.5 ast and 3.5 blk in the playoffs that season knows absolutely nothing about basketball and needs to find another sport Greeks are horrible at to follow.
Typical American homer LIE! Opposing team was just petrified by the fear of the (All)mighty Glyniadakis...
Actually, he was so good he just had to stand here and let his team-mates including the PATHETIC little Brown the insignificant tasks (like putting the ball in the hoop). ANYONE saying otherwise should be banned from this forum.
You better name a sport Grecians are NOT terrible at.
I can name one: cheating at reporting budget deficits.
where is that "ignore" list????
Who is it that ignores?
An ignorant.
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