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Go back to the previous page a spend some time reading, Grayson.
Pretty obvious that his head wasnt into it, he probably read that Pop gave him no shot at making the team this year on the frontpage of spurs.Com.so when baynes has a bad nite, its because pop didnt play him meaningful mjnutes
Wow
It's funny how nothing is ever on Pop, how no one ever calls him out on his mistakes, people in these kind of situations dont tend to get better at what they do.
Go back to the previous page a spend some time reading, Grayson.
So, by your re ed analysis, you want Baynes in the Spur's big rotation, even though his head isn't into games? GOTDAM, are you tjastal's troll?
Come on man, that's just willful ignorance. "A D-League game" does not equal "Spurs games."So, by your re ed analysis, you want Baynes in the Spur's big rotation, even though his head isn't into games? GOTDAM, are you tjastal's troll?
Lol, ignorance? If a guy is struggling in a D-League game, your expecting him to improve by getting a call up to the Spurs? Some you guys see a player who is 6'10", and automatically think hes ready for prime time. Let Baynes develop, and see what he can do next year.Come on man, that's just willful ignorance. "A D-League game" does not equal "Spurs games."
GNSF with the psychic game analysis.
I didn't watch a second of the game but I know exactly what happened because of my finely honed agenda pushing abilities.
On a website where the legendary Tim Duncan is called a tosb, where a great player like Manu is getting blasted when he's not performing up to expectation, where people want to trade TP every year, somehow the worst thing one can do is question Pop, the one guy that never gets called on his mistakes by anyone.
When I look at the four of them, Pop is the one underperforming the most sorry, lol not having settled on a backup PG at the end of March, lol playing the turd towers and getting outrebounded by everyone.
I for one wanted to trade for McGee, hey I make mistake and come up with ty takes on occasion like everyone but in that case he's exactly what we're missing, what Baynes could become. But hey keep worshipping the ground he walks on by all means if it makes you happy, just don't expect me to do the same. The only agenda I have is that I want this team to win it all Sherlock.
Blair cries on twitter, gets pity minutes from Pop who likes him too much not to give in
I expect you to post baseless agenda driven crap.
The entire game is right there for anyone to watch. Even you.
I don't have to. The agenda allows me to see all without watching!
REGULAR SEASON TEAM G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 12-13 AUS 4 4 26.5 0.500 0.000 0.714 4.3 4.3 8.5 1.5 0.5 1.0 3.50 4.25 13.0
Games
Who has an agenda now?
You were talking about last night's game which you didn't watch.
You, because you were talking about last night's game which you didn't watch.Who has an agenda now?
Man it'd be funny if it wasn't so sad, I hope you're on the Spurs payroll at least... You have to be related to Pop or maybe to Matt Bonner to defend him so rabidly and not care for the true Spurs legends.
The funny part is all I have done here is point out that you didn't watch the game and therefore can't say what happened with any certainty. The agenda translated that into something else entirely.
The agenda has now made Aron Baynes a true Spurs legend.
Really? Obvisouly nobody can and I didn't :
Just happens that there's an interview on the frontpage of Spurs.com where Pop says that Baynes won't make the team, some people agreed that it could be disheartened but somehow it made your vagina sandy regardless.
I don't need to watch the game, I don't need to to see that his statline was a clear outlier from his other outings, yet you're so happy that a single occurrence comforts your popologetic agenda that you can't help but come out of the closet and act like it means something.
The agenda blinds you to your own words.Actually it upset you and others who like to talk out of their asses.Just happens that there's an interview on the frontpage of Spurs.com where Pop says that Baynes won't make the team, some people agreed that it could be disheartened but somehow it made your vagina sandy regardless.
I don't need to watch the game
I'm going to watch the game later, since he was playing against a guy who is in the same situation in Miami. He won't make his playoff roster either. Judging from the boxscore, you would have to conclude that Baynes is mentally weak and the other guy isn't. I won't do that.
, this guy was at the game.
Maybe he could expand on what he saw if asked nicely.
The question to ask is this! Do anyone here think Bayens understand the NBA game than Javele Mcgee? It doesn't take much for him to contribute for the nuggets.
I would say yes, a player who has played an average of 20 minutes in 345 NBA games probably understands the NBA game more than a person that has averaged 7 minutes in 11 total games.
He's more goofy/clumsy than anything. Definitely not the brightest, but he understands some concepts. Baynes definitely can use a summer with the team. That'll work out well. And it makes a lot of sense as Blair will be gone.
^ This. I doubt, they were expecting Baynes to contribute much this year, but more for the next year, after Baynes gets more comfortable with the Spurs, and the NBA in general.
It's almost like the midseason additions of Diaw/Jackson/Mills. All were signed a lot earlier than the summer. Now they already had a head start. Baynes for instance will likely see summer league time.
Pasta Batman...the grey voice of reason.
Sure, it was a rough outing for Baynes' right from the get-go. He started, which seemed to throw the offense off, as they seem to be accustomed to Jackson starting. His stat line below seems to tell the story of his night
A. Baynes C, F 26:02 0-7 0-0 0-0 -8 5 2 7 2 4 0 6 1 0 0
Late in the second quarter he was hacked across the wrist pretty hard, and stayed on the ground for a minute or so, before walking back to the locker room. I figured it was pretty bad, but low and behold he started the second half; not that that was a good thing. He just could not find his rhythm and didn't seem to be playing with a lot of physicality, which equaled an 0-7 night. The seven rebounds in the stat line is a little deceiving as those seemed to pretty much fall into his hands. The Toros' most likely would have won if they gave Jackson more minutes; that guy is a of a work horse.
Riveting enough for you, ? I could add how the night ended in your mom's bed if you'd like?
btw get some salve for your butthurt-ness, I'm getting sympathy pains through my computer screen.
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