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Actually, I take that back... it was McDonald twittering the wrong info to the 48MOH guys
In McDonalds defense, he got that from a tweet from the 48MOH guys...
Actually, I take that back... it was McDonald twittering the wrong info to the 48MOH guys
i think Aliguy1370 went a bit overboard tho
Please let this happen.
And here I thought the endless speculation was gone with the trade deadline...
I think after a two hour session with POP he'd be a perfect addition the team!
lol......
Spurs fans coming out in full force.
spurs fans doing their part
I love the SpursTalk invasion
He was the 7th pick of the 2007 Draft.
How can someone drafted that high have a lousy offensive game?
(Ring, Ring)
Corey: o?
Pop: Hi Corey! This is Pop. We've a very enticing offer for you...
Corey: Oh, yeah?
Pop: Yes, if you sign for the vet min with us, we'll give you outstanding seating in all our games. You can even join the huddle and listen to me. You would be getting paid to watch the best team...(click)
Pop: So I guess a blow job is out of the question?
Just looking at the depth of Mavs/Cs at his position, we have a decent, legit shot at landing him. OKC worries me though bc they probably are eyeing hims as a Green gap filler.
This guy would be great as our pet project for next year too.
man i do hop he joins but i think playing behind RJ and/or manu and neal may turn him away.. he's still young
Lol at gabe Rielito, I wonder if he posts here.
Miami supposedly is Bibby's preferred destination. Seems to be a mutual admiration society between them. As far as I'm concerned, they can have him.
Bobby sucks. Only point guard I'd consider is Ford. He even has a game similar to Parker's but not as good.
Who is that OCD guy leaving him a bunch of spam? Post on his twitter once not multiple times, he's gonna think SA is full of a bunch of you.
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...for-the-spurs/
A more likely candidate for the Spurs’ interest is Corey Brewer, who was bought out earlier Monday by the New York Knicks.
Brewer had come to the Knicks in the Carmelo Anthony trade from Minnesota. But it was clear they had little interest in playing him after his arrival.
According to ESPN.com’s Marc Stein, the Spurs are among a group of four teams interested in the 6-foot-8 former Florida swingman. Other teams who reportedly have the most interest include Boston, Dallas and Oklahoma City.
Brewer, 24, is known for his athleticism and defensive smarts, but has never been able to become an efficient scorer in the NBA. Some scouts have compared his skills to “a young Bruce Bowen” when he arrived in San Antonio.
But others have been disappointed that he doesn’t attack the rim enough and settles for too many perimeter shots.
The Spurs will not be able to compete with the Mavericks as Dallas will be able to outbid the Spurs for any player.
The Mavericks did not spend their mid-level exception this summer, leaving the entire $5.76 million available to offer. Spurs spent a chunk on rookie center Tiago Splitter, leaving them with about $1.7 million left.
Also, there are luxury tax issues that would concern the Spurs. The Spurs are about $1.1 million under the tax line. It would be hard to envision them offering anybody any more than that.
Dallas, of course, is already far, far past the luxury tax. The question for Dallas owner Mark Cuban will be how much more does he want to tack on to his tariff bill. Considering the Mavericks have never won an NBA championship, it wouldn’t be out of the question for Cuban to spend exorbitantly for a piece he thinks would help his team win a le.
haha this is what i'm sayin'!!!
lmao..you guys are hilarious...
Yeah, that was pretty obnoxious.
Undoubtedly, an ST poster.
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