So Bonner is our new PG ?

**Interrohater** · 11-24-2013

Haha, I love how in that video as soon as he dunks, they cut to a ginger in the crowd applauding

**jeebus** · 11-24-2013

credit to reddit

**eric365** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by Darkwaters

Well, in fairness to his detractors, he has consistently disappeared in the playoffs and has proven himself to be fool's gold. An excellent regular season player that can't make the jump.

He is not at his regular season level but he improve every year in the playoff. I think this year he will have a big impact

**Darius McCrary** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by eric365

He is not at his regular season level but he improve every year in the playoff. I think this year he will have a big impact

I think if he sees any significant compe ive playoff minutes Pop has lost his mind.

**Interrohater** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by eric365

He is not at his regular season level but he improve every year in the playoff. I think this year he will have a big impact

I think you're insane if you think he'll have a big impact in the playoffs this year. I agree that he's actually gotten better and has done his best to lose that 'playoff choker' label, but to think that he'll be a big part of the rotation is ludicrous. Pop has shown that he's enamored with developing Ayres right now, so Bonner will only be used in specific matchups. Both Bonner and Baynes have become situational players, which is a fantastic luxury to have because they both bring superior talents in their roles: Bonner with threes and rotational defense, and Baynes with pure power and bullying defense.

**Bender** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by TampaDude

LOL that was funny as .

"Remember, I still have broken glass severing my toes to the bone."

what's youtube's problem with "comments are disabled for this video"?

**DMC** · 11-24-2013

Matt is a good chemistry guy, and it's easy to up team chemistry and hard to build it. He's not the alpha chemistry guy, but he's found a niche in SA that the others understand is his. He might get traded, hard to say, but the SA front office is likely well aware of chemistry needs. It seems teams like NY and LA ignore chemistry in favor of names.

**Bill_Brasky** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by hyhy

The red rocket isolation

after the dunk 2 of our bench guys stand up, throw the towel over their left shoulder, and clap IN UNISON.

**Bill_Brasky** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by jeebus

credit to reddit

at "GOAT"

**timtonymanu** · 11-24-2013

After putting up with that ungrateful POS DeJuan Blair, I've come to appreciate Matty more.

He knows his role and actually contributed to our run last year.

**xmas1997** · 11-24-2013

If used correctly he is a valuable piece of the puzzle.

**DieHardSpursFan1537** · 11-24-2013

If Bonner came on this board, he would probably go into a state of depression.

**eric365** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by Interrohater

I think you're insane if you think he'll have a big impact in the playoffs this year. I agree that he's actually gotten better and has done his best to lose that 'playoff choker' label, but to think that he'll be a big part of the rotation is ludicrous. Pop has shown that he's enamored with developing Ayres right now, so Bonner will only be used in specific matchups. Both Bonner and Baynes have become situational players, which is a fantastic luxury to have because they both bring superior talents in their roles: Bonner with threes and rotational defense, and Baynes with pure power and bullying defense.

Sure, Baynes will be used against tall team like Memphis or last year lakers
When I say big impact I mean 4th big with something like a 10 min / game. But more important I think he'll shoot 40+ % from 3 even in big games

And I really don't believe in Ayres

**playbonner15** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by Interrohater

I think you're insane if you think he'll have a big impact in the playoffs this year. I agree that he's actually gotten better and has done his best to lose that 'playoff choker' label, but to think that he'll be a big part of the rotation is ludicrous. Pop has shown that he's enamored with developing Ayres right now, so Bonner will only be used in specific matchups. Both Bonner and Baynes have become situational players, which is a fantastic luxury to have because they both bring superior talents in their roles: Bonner with threes and rotational defense, and Baynes with pure power and bullying defense.

I agree with you Interrohater. Bonner will make a huge impact on your mom this year.

**PlayNando** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by playbonner15

I agree with you Interrohater. Bonner will make a huge impact on your mom this year.

**Interrohater** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by playbonner15

I agree with you Interrohater. Bonner will make a huge impact on your mom this year.

Wow... did you just arrive here from Imgur or Reddit? Or perhaps the 6th grade.

**PlayNando** · 11-24-2013

Originally Posted by Interrohater

Wow... did you just arrive here from Imgur or Reddit? Or perhaps the 6th grade.

Are you mad just because you got served by a superior poster?

**Skull-1** · 11-24-2013

"I have a 47-inch vertical leap."

**heyheymymy** · 11-25-2013

just another versatile big to throw in matchup allowing and give the D a different look for 10-15 mins a game. imagine adjusting to duncan pnr mid range > diaw low post > bonner 3pt in one game, or even one half? tough adjustments to throw at a defense.

**Whisky Dog** · 11-25-2013

Originally Posted by Obstructed_View

That's some funny . He didn't even hesitate to call his own number. Gotta love Bonner for fighting his teammates for rebounds. At least he won this time.

He had just hit a 3 on the previous possession and followed it up by out fighting big bad Tony Parker for a rebound so his confidence was at an all time high.