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I think he has potential, but with Joseph being younger, quicker, and have more of a chance to be the next Parker once Parker leaves (long way to go), I'd say Nando's days are numbered. He's too inconsistent with his jumper and his decision-making.
19 points, 8 assists, 3 rebounds on 8-12 FG, 2-3 3PT the other night..........
Nando = Summer League Surprise......
Nando = Spurs' second-string point guard....
Nando = Spurs' X-Factor 2013-2014........
Play Nando............
I think he has potential, but with Joseph being younger, quicker, and have more of a chance to be the next Parker once Parker leaves (long way to go), I'd say Nando's days are numbered. He's too inconsistent with his jumper and his decision-making.
Nando = Spurs' Future.........
Cojo = Toros' Future........
Keep ballin Nando...be great trade bait for the deadline.
If Nando played Manu's minutes, 6 would have never occurred. Spurs would have been up 20 by then, tbh.
Can't argue with that. Manu was so ing pathetic.
Gets banned, keeps doing the same that made him irrelevant and viewed as an idiot on the forum.
Especially with stupid ass opinions like this.
Definition of Homer (Popsucker/Manu ) - Someone who shows blind loyalty to a team or organization, typically ignoring any shortcomings or faults they have.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=homer
That's cool. You must be a homer considering you're blind hate for Manu. LOL at your thought that De Colo is a better ballhandler than Manu and LMFAO if you think we would be in the finals without the leadership of Ginobili. It's the big 3 for a reason. Why don't you look up the definition of "ignorant annoying bas " while you're at it
Manu was pathetic. His play and Pop's bad coaching in game 6 is why we don't have ring 5.
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1) Danny Green going 1-19 in final two games.
2) Kawhi also missing the last free throw in game six.
3) Tim Duncan missing the lay-up in game seven.
4) Tony Parker injury/no show in last two games.
5) Lack of role players making shots away from home.
Already five reasons that contributed to the loss of the series. Stop being stupid and ignorant. Blaming it on one person is stupid... especially when that one person contributed a lot more than you give him credit for.
Danny Green shot the lights out for the first 5 games. He defended Lebron and on the fast break pretty well. He did what was expected of him and was a major reason why we were up 3-2 in the series.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8x in Game 6.
Kawhi Leonard did a good job defending Lebron the whole series. He consolidated himself in the finals by replacing Manu as the part of the Big 3. He missed a free throw because he's young. He gets a pass.2) Kawhi also missing the last free throw in game six.
What did Manu do? He missed a free throw despite being a good career FT shooter and being one of our most experienced guys.
Tim Duncan had monster numbers for Games 6&7 so him and Kawhi basically carried the team. Tim wasn't even supposed to play a Game 7 had it not been for Pop and Manu's choke jobs in Game 6.3) Tim Duncan missing the lay-up in game seven.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8 x, he missed a free throw, and committed a huge turnover in the 4th quarter of Game 7.
Tony Parker hit that huge three pointer while being guarded Lebron in the final minutes of Game 6. Without his three point shot, we wouldn't even be up by 5 points with 28 seconds to go. What did Manu do? He got in Kawhi's way of getting a rebound, 8 turnovers, and missed a huge free throw with being a veteran player.4) Tony Parker injury/no show in last two games.
Superstars win you games on the road. Role players tend to choke on the road. Tim Duncan, TP, and Kawhi made their contributions on the road for the most part, especially on Games 6&7. See above.5) Lack of role players making shots away from home.
What did Manu do? He was pathetic throughout the NBA finals. He the bed.
Stop spreading the blame and using the "we win as a team, we lose as a team" bull because that' doesn't apply in Game 6. Stop being a Popsucker or Manu and accept the fact that Pop and Manu cost Timmy his 5th championship. See above.
keep that for upstairs tbhDanny Green shot the lights out for the first 5 games. He defended Lebron and on the fast break pretty well. He did what was expected of him and was a major reason why we were up 3-2 in the series.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8x in Game 6.
Kawhi Leonard did a good job defending Lebron the whole series. He consolidated himself in the finals by replacing Manu as the part of the Big 3. He missed a free throw because he's young. He gets a pass.
What did Manu do? He missed a free throw despite being a good career FT shooter and being one of our most experienced guys.
Tim Duncan had monster numbers for Games 6&7 so him and Kawhi basically carried the team. Tim wasn't even supposed to play a Game 7 had it not been for Pop and Manu's choke jobs in Game 6.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8 x, he missed a free throw, and committed a huge turnover in the 4th quarter of Game 7.
Tony Parker hit that huge three pointer while being guarded Lebron in the final minutes of Game 6. Without his three point shot, we wouldn't even be up by 5 points with 28 seconds to go. What did Manu do? He got in Kawhi's way of getting a rebound, 8 turnovers, and missed a huge free throw with being a veteran player.
Superstars win you games on the road. Role players tend to choke on the road. Tim Duncan, TP, and Kawhi made their contributions on the road for the most part, especially on Games 6&7. See above.
What did Manu do? He was pathetic throughout the NBA finals. He the bed.
Stop spreading the blame and using the "we win as a team, we lose as a team" bull because that' doesn't apply in Game 6. Stop being a Popsucker or Manu and accept the fact that Pop and Manu cost Timmy his 5th championship. See above.
Very hypocritical that you give Leonard and Duncan and Parker credit for the things they do, but don't give Manu credit for anything cept the turnovers. Manu did great in game five and seven and was a more consistent defensive player than Green. He was also more consistent on offense than Kawhi. You expected too much from him. Blaming him for the whole team not getting a rebound? How about you go suck some Argentinian because you're more delusional than Pop is with Bonner tbhDanny Green shot the lights out for the first 5 games. He defended Lebron and on the fast break pretty well. He did what was expected of him and was a major reason why we were up 3-2 in the series.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8x in Game 6.
Kawhi Leonard did a good job defending Lebron the whole series. He consolidated himself in the finals by replacing Manu as the part of the Big 3. He missed a free throw because he's young. He gets a pass.
What did Manu do? He missed a free throw despite being a good career FT shooter and being one of our most experienced guys.
Tim Duncan had monster numbers for Games 6&7 so him and Kawhi basically carried the team. Tim wasn't even supposed to play a Game 7 had it not been for Pop and Manu's choke jobs in Game 6.
What did Manu do? He turned the ball over 8 x, he missed a free throw, and committed a huge turnover in the 4th quarter of Game 7.
Tony Parker hit that huge three pointer while being guarded Lebron in the final minutes of Game 6. Without his three point shot, we wouldn't even be up by 5 points with 28 seconds to go. What did Manu do? He got in Kawhi's way of getting a rebound, 8 turnovers, and missed a huge free throw with being a veteran player.
Superstars win you games on the road. Role players tend to choke on the road. Tim Duncan, TP, and Kawhi made their contributions on the road for the most part, especially on Games 6&7. See above.
What did Manu do? He was pathetic throughout the NBA finals. He the bed.
Stop spreading the blame and using the "we win as a team, we lose as a team" bull because that' doesn't apply in Game 6. Stop being a Popsucker or Manu and accept the fact that Pop and Manu cost Timmy his 5th championship. See above.
I would bro but I'll get banned if I keep bringing this up. Just got off a week suspension for speaking my mind out. LMAO at Manu playing defense and being better than Kawhi. Every time that Manu helps out on defense he commits a foul. He don't get steals anymore like he used to and is fragile as . And who's the delusional one? Seriously bro, get Manu's off your mouth and take those Spurs goggles off.
On offense he was. Scored more 17 point games than Leonard. You can turn this anyway, fact is no Manu = no finals. Just like no Leonard = no finals. It's a team effort. Manu is a huge piece to the Spurs
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