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How limited? 15-20 minutes?
“He’s going to have limited minutes,” Popovich said. “Manu is not ready to play a full playoff game, so we’ll have to monitor him as the series progresses.”
Listening to Pop shut down reporters never gets old.
How limited? 15-20 minutes?
“He’s going to have limited minutes,” Popovich said. “Manu is not ready to play a full playoff game, so we’ll have to monitor him as the series progresses.”
I'd guess around 20-24
10 mins per half and maybe more if the game is close at the end.
I'd like to see that, but I would expect him to be limited to 15 minutes in the first game and then go up a few minutes per game from there. There is a good long in between games 1 and 2, but only a 48 hour turnaround between 2 and three, so I bet he holds him back again in that one.
Something about the way Parker says, "sneaky" that makes me laugh hard.
Hilarious the contrast between Pop's interview compared to Manu and Tony.
For Pop, lots of dead space between questions, like everyone is afraid.
For Manu and Tony, the questions flow freely from reporters. They just ask whatever's on their mind and
Manu and Tony, ever the gentlemen, take the time to provide an answer to everything.
Good interviews tbh. Positive body languages and answers by the 3.
That can't be right. Manu averaged 24 MPG last season when he was fully healthy.
He averaged 28mpg in the playoffs last season. 35mpg in the playoffs the season before that.
lol at TP insinuating CIA Pop and the last 10 games all being part of the plan..
Man I hope so!!
Meh, as long as Tony plays even at 80% we'll be okay. ~16 ppg ~6 apg on pretty efficient numbers.
Yes, the question was regarding the Spurs "defensively". The Spurs were better this season defensively. Last year the Spurs were closer to middle of the pack defensively. This season, the Spurs were 3rd in defensive efficiency (tied with OKC) and 8th in Opp. FG%.
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