And yet, he still played him more minutes than Green in some playoff games

[ElNono]

Every team has player with flaws. Beli is a great role player, and he's an above average player against 80% of the teams we play during the year.

Plus, his defensive deficiencies only go as far as the other team's coach can exploit them. For example, he had a great series against Portland because Terry Stotts is a below average coach.

[ElNono]

Also, his contribution to ball movement on this team is underrated. He's a great passer, unselfish and with solid court vision...

[DarrinS]

Also, his contribution to ball movement on this team is underrated. He's a great passer, unselfish and with solid court vision...

Manu, Diaw, and Beli are the best passers on the team.

[SpursFan86]

Just to clarify: I'm sure as not on the "Belinelli needs to be traded! He's worse than Neal!" bandwagon. I was just pointing out that his utility decreases noticeably once we get to the playoffs, and that I'd prefer to see Green/Kawhi have an increase in their minutes at the expense of Marco playing less.

Marco is absolutely useful in the regular season, and as someone mentioned, still has some use in the playoffs. Not like I think he shouldn't even suit up in the playoffs or anything.

[spurraider21]

[100%duncan]

it's simple really, there is no such thing as a good or bad regular season player, there is only a good or bad player getting exposed or not. So if he gets exposed in the play offs, it means he's not good period.

It's hard to discuss anything with you since you said before that beli is one of the worst players in the league.

[xellos88330]

Best part about these gifs is watching the time that was left on the shot clock before launching these prayers.

[hater]

just like Bonner comes in for the comedy relief, Ferrari comes in to put up shots and score in bunches while giving opposing defense fits. If he can come back in and do that then he's earned his paycheck.

we form like Boltron and Ferrari happens to be the meatbolas