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If anything sign him to block him from going to the Lakers. I'm sure he'd be thrilled to be back in Texas. I don't see Joseph backing up Parker next season (probably Toros or 3rd string).
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If anything sign him to block him from going to the Lakers. I'm sure he'd be thrilled to be back in Texas. I don't see Joseph backing up Parker next season (probably Toros or 3rd string).
I agree, expect very little from Joseph in the coming season..
T.J. Ford doesn't fit with what Spurs need at backup PG (shooting and defense).
Interesting that you don't see a contradiction between your second and third sentences. Pretzel Logic at it's best. We can be a little pickier than TJ.
Well, his value is mainly low because he hasn't been good this year when he got minutes under Jim O'Brian. Ford as backup PG with a cheap contract wouldn't be a disaster but he wouldn't be my first option.
im for it. would love to get back dragic but doubt he would want to to come back. tj for cheap would be a nice pickup tho.
For the min he would be a steal IMO.
Miami are after him
Doesn't surprise me. Looks like a good fit and he'll likely be the starter.
Chalmers will be the starting point guard unless he decides to leave.
I want him. TJ can play. He has a history of the injury bug and I think he is just frustrated and tired of the Pacers. I think he was beaten down physically and mentally.
I think he is physically ok. Coming back home to Texas and playing for a great organization like the Spurs with a winning structure and foundation, could be a great think for him mentally.
I believe coming to the Spurs will rejuvenate and reinvigorate him
He can't shoot and is suffering from spinal stenosis, meaning any game can be his last.
Thinking about the grueling schedule (40 of the 66 games are back2back or back2back2back) and how depth will be a necessity, T.J Ford for the minimum would be a great pick-up as Cory Joseph will spend most of his time developing in Austin.
He likely won't have a role in compe ive/playoff type games or be a fixture in the regular rotation, but he would have a role as the 3rd pg (behind the Neal/Manu combo).
I have a feelings Spurs have inquired about his services and with him being from Texas, I think this scenario could be very realistic. Only time will tell..
I'd take him as a backup to TP...why not.
IMO He'd be the 3rd PG-- Behind the Manu/Neal combo.
We don't need a PG.
We need a SF. We need a center.
I don't think I'd want Neal running point too much....
Then I guess you want Leonard and Anderson to sit a lot this year.
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Unrestricted free agent T.J. Ford is leaning toward signing with the San Antonio Spurs, according to league source.
Interesting.
Someone brought it up today. I forgot who, sorry. But they said TJ Ford told Manu to follow him on Twitter.
That'd be great.
Apparently it only took five hours to tell.
Exactly what I want for Anderson. If he can't earn time on the court at position he plays than he can't play. No need to move Neal to pg to make room for him.
I guess this will be alright. I just really wanted to see what Jeremy Pargo can do in the NBA. I see no reason that JP shouldn't succeed in the NBA. We will end up regretting this.
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