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I would have loved that there! DAMN!
I would have loved that there! DAMN!
Now Tiago can help his father to increase his bookscollection. Tiago's dad has a 10.000 books collection.
Not one of them is about how to play the post.Now Tiago can help his father to increase his bookscollection. Tiago's dad has a 10.000 books collection.
His dad and his Brother are lawyers. He learned how to get good contracts, tbh...
He called the Spurs.. "Ugh, this is Portland.. we're prepared to pay 10M for Tiago in a couple of days, we swear"His dad and his Brother are lawyers. He learned how to get good contracts, tbh...
His body language shows that he was confidente or 'at home'. You can see it in his face. Pop did the favor of destroying his confidence and self esteem. COY. Dumb militaire without logical sense, takes his best rebounder and gives a second 3pts chance.
Will the setup of Splitters contract (flat 9M per season or gradual increase structure) have any significant impact on how much we have to spend this summer?
It shouldn't, as either the Spurs will be over the cap, or they'll just wait to officially sign him until after they make their moves. The team is in a pretty good position to maximize their flexibility without having to worry about the tax.
How it's structured could determine how they feel about Splitter as a future replacement to Duncan, though.
I like this guy for that backup PG spot.
http://www.draftexpress.com/profile/...vingston-3327/
He's not what he used to be but for 20 minutes a night, he's perfect. Question is, will he play for the San Antonio discount?
Spurs will trade him tbh
Can't wait to next season let's take a look at our starting lineup and bench for next season
C Dwight Howard
F Timmy D
F AK47
G Leonard
G Parker
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Bench
C Oden
F Tigao
F Green
G Manu
G Neal
I can see the hope for our fifth championship
Still ain't got a backup point guard.
spurfan gets upset when the team actually pays market price.
Exactly.
Consider this: Gortat, Asik and others have similar contracts to Splitter. Spurs had to sign Splitter now so they don't get poisoned-pilled and lose him for nothing, but that doesn't mean they won't trade him later if they aren't happy with him. Patience is in order.
Everyone should praise Pop's player development skills. He's reduced a skilled offensive player to a guy who can only score on layups and dunks.His body language shows that he was confidente or 'at home'. You can see it in his face. Pop did the favor of destroying his confidence and self esteem. COY. Dumb militaire without logical sense, takes his best rebounder and gives a second 3pts chance.
I really hope you are right about that.
Disgusting. The dude can't finish at the rim and is a completely bland player.
I can't believe the Spurs got someone bland, I was totally expecting them to get someone flashy and exciting as they have done for the past 15 years.
Splitter shoots 68% at the rim, Duncan shoots 70% at the rim. Duncan is 62% on layups, Splitter is 62% on layups. Duncan is 97% on dunks, Splitter is 94% on dunks. If Splitter can't finish around then rim then neither can Duncan.
Spurs fan also gets bent about cheap contracts for bench players.
And turns summer league players into HOFers.
Spurs fan es about this contract like it's 1993.
Puro San Antonio.
Tiago Splitter posted insane efficiency numbers with TP and TD off the court. From nbawowy, TS% of 59.2 on usage of 21.9 when neither of them was on.
From Basketball reference, http://www.basketball-reference.com/...splitti01.html
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Pretty decent. A well above average player by both PER and WS.
Season Age Tm Lg Pos G MP PER TS% eFG% ORB% DRB% TRB% AST% STL% BLK% TOV% USG% ORtg DRtg OWS DWS WS WS/48 2010-11 26 SAS NBA C 60 738 16.0 .550 .529 11.6 19.8 15.8 5.3 2.0 1.6 11.2 17.7 113 103 1.1 1.1 2.3 .149 2011-12 27 SAS NBA C 59 1121 20.5 .649 .618 9.7 21.4 15.7 9.2 1.0 3.0 17.1 20.7 117 102 3.0 1.6 4.6 .197 2012-13 28 SAS NBA PF 81 1997 18.7 .609 .560 8.8 20.3 14.9 10.0 1.6 2.3 12.7 18.2 118 100 4.7 3.5 8.2 .197 Career NBA 200 3856 18.7 .610 .572 9.6 20.5 15.3 8.9 1.5 2.4 13.8 18.8 117 101 8.8 6.2 15.1 .188
Evan Zamir's EZPM: http://www.d3coder.com/thecity/ezpm-player-ratings/
Hey look, 51st in the league in total wins.
Tiago Splitter is a good basketball player. $9 million dollars a year is a good deal, considering what he gives you.
People need to stop comparing his deal to Duncan. Duncan is better than Tiago. Duncan is also the best PF of all time, took a decent deal and then outperformed rational expectations of him. Tiago is not Tim. People need to accept that, and realise that 9 million is a good deal for a player with Tiago's warts. If he didn't have those, he'd be kind of like that once in a generation big he starts next to, and he's get 20m a year rather than 9.
The problem is that Boris has been much better in the post seasons since he got here and he's making 4M.
Market deal. Nothing more nothing less.
It does allow the Spurs to retain their current salary flexibility.
ty contracts are the same money for Adonal Foyle a decade ago, or Jim McIlvaine two decades previous.
Splitter is a good fit and the Spurs paid a fair price. Spurs fan assumes all non-star players should play for the vet min.
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