RJ was right.
What Jefferson said was the truth! BUT he has not yet learned how to be a Spur! Spurs DON"T CARE what the media is saying or what teams they are over rating. So they don't say anything about it. It has helped us fly under the radar. So its bothersome that Jefferson didn't deflect it like a real Spur would.
Well, it's good that RJ was mixing it up, being a little outspoken. In my opinion, he wasn't trying to offend them, he was trying to point out the idiocy of the NBA and the media hyping up the Knicks because they got a few wins, & it must be frustrating, when you're on the team who is coasting to the HCA, but a mediocre team like the Knicks gets more mention, more recognition. In this strange world, the media still thinks the Spurs are "getting lucky".
So I say, talk all you want RJ, the establishment.
Calm the down, RJ hasn't been getting the ball much and what's wrong with talking btw? We've had way too many pussies on the team for a while.
Stating facts is not talking trash.
I don't like this stance. There's no such thing as a "Spur" in human terms. It's a franchise of players, all of whom have distinct personalities. They hired RJ knowing full well his personality., RJ cannot simply morph into what fans think a Spur should be on and off the court.
Should a Spur sext his teammate's wife? Of course not. No one should. It's not about being a Spur. It's about contributing to the team. Be who you are, but contribute to the team. Does your workplace expect you to change who you are on and off the job? (some do).
Also, the whole "under the radar" thing is ing stupid. Who here that knows a ing thing about this game actually believes that other teams aren't aware of the Spurs? Raise your hands so I can slap the out of you for being so stupid.
These myths get repeated so often that people start believing them. They are talking points, mostly false though.
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