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lol of course
lol of course
delusional head-case - checked
washed up vet - checked
struggling to make a roster for the MIN - checked
NON-ISSUE
He's bitter because he pissed away his last shot in the NBA.
Non-issue, the Spurs move on.
He's probably begging the Heat to sign him.
As I said since the the day he was waived: him. He was paid $10M and let Spurs down. His 03 campaign has been fully erased by what he did 10 years later.
Just on a basketball level, I'm not sold that his waiving have hurt Spurs in the playoffs. While he was a terrific on the paper against Miami, he was so bad during the regular season that I have serious doubt he would have helped Spurs.
Naw 03 and his big shots for us is still legit. Erased? That year was great.
Miami Heat hat...retro Spurs colors...nice.
If Jack had been able to back up his irrational confidence with solid play, he might still be on the team. Unfortunately, his ego just kept getting bigger and his commitment to the game kept getting more marginalized.
I still think we can trace Jack's downfall to last summer after the loss against OKC. Right before the start of the season he was on a radio show and the host asked what Jack had done over the summer to prep for the upcoming season. I don't remember the exact words he said, but effectively he explained that he had not touched a basketball or worked out for three months. I was incredulous at the time, but based on his play last season, it seems not too far fetched to believe that he really did think that he could get away with not practicing or working out in the offseason.
His resulting poor play led to injuries and minute reductions, which in turn led to his unhappiness, which in turn led to the confrontation with Pop, which in turn led to him being waived.
Damn shame, because after that OKC series, I really thought SJ had turned a corner and would be willing to do whatever it took to win.
Dude, everyone stop saying he will not contribute to the playoffs. I believe with Jackson in Game 6, he will at least put in some numbers in and Spurs would have eventually become 2013 NBA Champion. He would have been a great subs ute whenever Manu struggles. Bottom line, Pop got too egotistic to have Jackson continue his complaining. All elite compe ors complain from time to time and the media tend to drag it out a little more than it should. With Jackson, we could have won. We needed a backup shooting guard that was consistent. And, Jackson is consistent, Manu, not so much.
You're either a moron or a troll. And frankly, I hope you're the latter.
I think the Spurs don't get to the Finals with Jax playing. Let's not magically put him there as if he could just sit the bench all throughout the playoffs and play in the Finals. He was let go for a reason.
LOL I remember when about 50% of ST would refuse to admit that last year(I'm not saying that you were one of them).
Pathetic but not as pathetic as Danny Green, who was supposedly sick, going out late at night after Game 7 and sucking Lebron's basically.
Jax taking selfie like a teenage chick
Green set a Finals record for 3 pointers made.
Jackson gave up on his team.
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Yeah, can't deny that. But Green still sucked Lebron's after losing and while on a fever.
Stephen Jackson.
Yeah, consistently bad. He was Washed up when Pop gave him a shot for the last year(s) of his career. He was slow, didn't defend well, and couldn't shoot worth a .
He couldn't shoot 3s at over .30% average for his last three teams over a three year period. He shot .271 for us last year. (If you can't shoot at .33% you shouldn't shoot them at all) And he couldn't shoot over .37% on regular FGs (.40 is minimum for any NBA player and shooting guard should do much better).
Add his mouthy ego to eroded skills and he was a liability to the team.
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