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Dont care what people say about Turnobili, he's the Spurs closer. Has always been, will always be.
Straight ballin on SAC.... this guy deserves 6th man of the year... no questions asked
My .
Dont care what people say about Turnobili, he's the Spurs closer. Has always been, will always be.
Was the only guy on the floor who didn't look lazy tbh. Tim and Tony showed up but they weren't as consistent.
Let's see if he keeps it up. Unlikely, since Ginobili has always been an up and down player but this version of Ginobili is the Manu they need in the playoffs.
Please. You guys called him everything but a copper-skinned man last June.
, tbh..
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What choice did the Spurs have? would have just swam the river again had the team left him back in Mexico.
common GNSF bads imho. when he underperformed in JUne you guys castigated him like a as if he was the only one responsible for the loss when it was the entire team that shat bed (Danny particularly)
Sorry his performance was atrocious. 8 turnovers in a Finals game is worth of a call out, and he'd been struggling all throughout the playoffs. Supposedly he's stronger now, but that means he's more aggressive and scheduled for a season ending injury soon.
i've been on Manu's wagon from the beginning
still struggle against elite defensive teams imo. He's my but father time has made it impossible for him to dominate on the big stages like he used to. He can play well against most teams though, especially the Sacs of the league, which is why I didn't mind the contract extension. People that expected him to perform as badly as he did in the Finals all the time were re ed tbh.
You knockers. You took turns beating him mercilessly last June and then in the off season when he wouldn't take more than a 50% cut. I watched in horror as it happened and you ers would not relent.
Ingrates.
No, Spurs fans are loyal overall and put the team above the player. We don't blame the franchise, we blame the players when they play poorly even when we love them. It's what makes Spurs fans "better".
Not me, Cubby. Mexicans stick together Manu is our favorite son here in SA tbh.
I was sad to see father time treat him like that but my love never wavered. Still hasn't.
They expected their guys to do beyond what they were capable of. You wished them to win and they came really close to it, but only to tear up your hearts in just 28 secs and shove you guys off the cliff all of a sudden, that was what made Spurs fans "bitter", imho.
Very true ^.
not sure you can watch that series/game and say they were incapable tbh
Yep. Maybe before the series started there was a feeling of being happy to just be there with no real shot but as the series progressed it was obvious our Spurs couldve and shouldve won it. We choked it away tbh.
^this
I've never doubted Manu.. don't know where that came from.
He was the Spurs' best player when Duncan took a few years off and Parker was busy ing his teammate's wife. 7 Playoff wins in 3 years.
which is more playoff wins during a 3 year span than Kobe led the Lakers to post-shaq and pre-pau
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