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Blair is the only one to blame to not have played.
he should just sftu
Avery's a "keep your mouth shut" kinda guy? Really?
Blair is the only one to blame to not have played.
he should just sftu
There are 2 double page threads on the same topic on the front page. I know it's summah, but goddamn moderators . . .
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...33#post6806533
Blair could have contributed at least 8 pump fakes a game for us in the finals, tbh
Can't wait for the first Spurs/Mavs game and watch Blair try to dominate. Pump fakes and floaters a plenty.
Now therein lies the question of the day.
I'm in total agreement that Blair, with his limitations, had outlived his usefulness and there was no place for him on this roster. The exact same thing can be said about Bonner. After all both players have extreme liabilities, who cannot matchup with anyone. In Bonner's case especially, the deeper the Spurs went into the playoffs the more useless he became. Of course, Blair wasn't playing at all.
Either act like an idiot or find another forum. If you keep making sense the few posters that actually understand what you say will burn you at the stake.
This schtick needs to die already
fk this clown per par tbh
Just pass the ball to Dirk, you dumb jackass.
I wish very best for Dejuan Blair. That's right; don't listen to these losers celebrating as if you were some scrub.
Unfortunately he was not gifted with a few inches of height because I honestly think that his short height makes him a bad defender by default given his position. I'll always have good memories of Blair including his run with Team USA in training camp, his rookie/sop re all-star games, and the Spurs also had the best record in the NBA for two years in a row (2011, 2012) with Blair in the starting lineup I believe.
Good bye Dejuan. You will be missed. I hope Dejuan has a successful and healthy career.
@ all these haters that regurgitate everything Pop and the FO does. Just because Pop had him in the dog house, these Popsuckers automatically assume that Blair is a scrub. SMH.
LMAO @ all the Popsuckers getting offended by Dejuan Blair's words. He is obviously correct. Despite his short stature, Dejuan Blair is actually a better finisher at the rim than Tiago Splitter. Blair is also a better rebounder than Splitter.
Splitter is more effective against taller big men on the defensive end but with the Heat having a bunch of midgets in their frontline there is no doubt in my mind that if Dejuan Blair had played against the Heat, he would have done better than Tiago Splitter.
I hope that Blair has a lot of success with the Mavericks. I hope he has some good games against us (with the Spurs still winning the game of course) just so that he can irritate all the Popsuckers.
Doesnt all this make you a Blairsucker?
Yeah and he would have given uo 15 layups before we even got to that point re .
So TGY has no evidence backing up his assertion that Blair is the better finisher and rebounder.
Why am I not surprised?
Blair is a horrible rebounder. Saying otherwise is just wrong.
...............@ a horrible rebounder with multiple 20 rebound games & the rookie/sop re game rebound record........................................
Have you checked your eyesight lately?
How blind can a person be -seriously.
Blair is a great rebounder.
A Blair fan in here when he is in Dallas now and a Milwaukee fan? Do you visit Dallas boards to tout this guy now?
Blair sucked. If he didn't he would have played. The end.
What, in garbage time against scrubs?
Do you have vision included in your health plan?
Use it.
Never developed reliable jumper, with his size (or lack there of) would have helped open his game up. Rushed too much on the offensive end, rarely used the power dribble move which he had great success with.
I ing knew it.
Go back to your whining and complaining. That's the only thing you can do without getting smacked down like the little you are.Well Manu and Pop were mostly responsible in Game 6 for costing Timmy his 5th ring. How do you expect me to feel? I'm sorry that I'm not a Popsucker or Manu .
I can only use regular season comparisons and based on those stats, their numbers are very similar. Pop always made sure that Blair got taken off the rotation come playoff time. Blair would not have gotten his shot blocked by Mike Miller and Norris Cole. Blair would have probably averaged more rebounds against the Heat. Too bad Pop never gave him an opportunity in the playoffs since last year. There was obviously something personal going on between those two but you Popsuckers fail to see such things and rather just label Blair as a "scrub" just because you'll swallow everything Pop and the FO do.
2 20 rebound games his rookie season, none his next 3 seasons. The Rookie/ Sop re isn't really a game. You won't see Faried drilling 3 or 4 threes or Shved trying to throw down reverse windmills while teammates and opponents watch.
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