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He should've pulled the trigger before game 6.
http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.c...-after-season/Ginobili acknowledged some dark days in the immediate aftermath of the NBA Finals, when he wondered if his desire to play could be at the same high level that has characterized his career…. He gave momentary consideration to retirement….
“After the Finals and after the first of July, I just wanted to hear from R.C. (Buford, Spurs GM) and (coach Gregg Popovich) what their plans were,” Ginobili said. “I wanted to hear if they wanted to keep the group together. You never know.
“R.C. said he wanted me back, and then there was nothing else to say. I was sure after the first talk that I was going to stay.”
He should've pulled the trigger before game 6.
Why not milk these idiots out of more dough.
That SOB should've retired. I knew his passion and hunger to play were in doubt. R.C. basically waved the $14.5M check and Manu decided to stay. you RC.Ginobili acknowledged some dark days in the immediate aftermath of the NBA Finals, when he wondered if his desire to play could be at the same high level that has characterized his career…. He gave momentary consideration to retirement….http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.c...-after-season/
“After the Finals and after the first of July, I just wanted to hear from R.C. (Buford, Spurs GM) and (coach Gregg Popovich) what their plans were,” Ginobili said. “I wanted to hear if they wanted to keep the group together. You never know.
“R.C. said he wanted me back, and then there was nothing else to say. I was sure after the first talk that I was going to stay.”
He's been hinting about playing for 2 more seasons for a while... but for the Spurs... I'm glad he's back, tbh...
If he plays more off-ball, spends more time cleaning up his shot mechanics and decision making, stops attempting >5 bad/difficult pass attempts per game, and generally calms down, he can still be valuable. Not $14 million worth of value, but still.
, it was probably a toss up twixt retirement & doing the dutch.
Christ, Maravich (though it did run in his family) had to be put on a suicide watch after the Celtics rang in '81. Bird and a contingent of Celtics had begged him to come on board.
Me? When something bad happens like that I lean strongly toward homa Vs sui where cide is concerned.
Let's see. Retire or get paid 7 million a year for passing balls to the opponent and the fans in 1st row??
mmm what a tough decision
tbh, Pat Riley had to be impressed... can't think he wouldn't offer $4m-$5m/season for his Finals MVP...
The Spurs being the savvy franchise they are just made the better offer...
Dont' say another in' word, hater. You're paying Duncan for missing layups.
Exactly - and there's more where those came from. We thought Pop made the stupidest decision in the history of sports by sitting Tim in the last minute of Game 6, but RC matched him by giving Manu 14M and two more years. Nice going, RC.
^You're an ingrate, Base. A spoiled a-hole.
His ass needs to retire like today.
^How the can you turn your back on him after all he's done? It's unfathomable.
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