Coach Hollins: he was most worried about Bonner on 2nd unit

[YoMamaIsCallin]

I agree it's nice to see someone on the court who isn't a chocolate face

Racist much? I don't think the basketball cares about the skin tone of the guy shooting it. Nor the scoreboard.

BTW didja notice that Bonner's man tried to iso on him a number of times and Bonner didn't do too bad on D? He's not as easy any more as they think.

[Spur|n|Austin]

Racist much? I don't think the basketball cares about the skin tone of the guy shooting it. Nor the scoreboard.

BTW didja notice that Bonner's man tried to iso on him a number of times and Bonner didn't do too bad on D? He's not as easy any more as they think.

I wouldn't pay mind to that weirdo, have you seen the pictures he posts regularly?

[Obstructed_View]

Bonner has never had a problem shooting when playing with a significant lead. He's a great marksman as a front runner.

It's those tight playoff games (or games where the Spurs are down and need something, anything) where Red Mamba usually starts to look like a shriveled up earthworm balled up at the three point line.

If you're going to point out why it's an anomaly, probably better to cite the Memphis defense, or lack thereof. Bonner was open nearly every time down the floor, and even on the Spurs' layups there was nobody within twelve feet of him. Watch the highlights, it's insane. There's simply not a situation where we wouldn't give Bonner a dozen shots like that with nobody near him. Even on a bad day he'll can three or four of them.