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Harlem's trolling is way past its prime tbh. 2/10 tbh and that's a compliment.
Nothing scares you, I give you that...
Harlem's trolling is way past its prime tbh. 2/10 tbh and that's a compliment.
I think TP's game 3 against Portland was astonishing. One of his best performances. I think that game made the series look easy, when it might not have been if not for that performance from TP.
Ma Brazil what you been up to lately brah? Don't see you posting much tbh
enjoying life tbh...
I was on holidays, I came back end of last week and I was hoping a Lions miracle that did not happen
and you ? what's up ?
Tony's back on Tuesday. We'll see how he does, or if he plays like a pussy like he did vs Kobe at the T.
Been off the site during the holidays too. Watching the Spurs games here and there, sometimes posting sometimes not. Things are slow without Whi and Tp tbhenjoying life tbh...
I was on holidays, I came back end of last week and I was hoping a Lions miracle that did not happen
and you ? what's up ?
Parker is a scoring PG. For the most part, if he is not scoring, he is usually not contributing. Look at game 6 of OKC last year. Once Pop benched Parker, the Spurs came back for 12 down Scoring, Parker is still the best PG on this team. At 100%, he can be unstoppable at times. Defensively, its is Cojo. Mills is more of a Spark Plug than anything with his hustle play.
Here is what the Spurs are capable of without Kawhi or Parker when they have a healthy Patty Mills and Cojo starting.
http://espn.go.com/nba/boxscore?gameId=400489673
That stretch last year when the Spurs went 24-1, Parker wasn't even playing for half of those games. And half the games back, Pop played him reduced minutes. That stretch really showed the value that Mills means to this team. With Cojo improving this year, that is just gravy.
IMO, I think the Spurs can win the NBA championship right now if Parker wasn't playing, that is, as long as Kawhi and Mills and everyone else are 100%. BWTS, I would still want a 100% Parker playing at this point.
Kawhi is a necessity as Parker is a luxury for the Spurs right now.
Until proven otherwise Joseph is the best pg on this team. Tony can't just shoot jumpshots and be considered the best pg on the team. He's going to have to score in the paint.
one thing that tp does is in the playoffs is their best defender does guard him at times. coaches know he is the key. james guarded tp several minutes in the finals.
tp might not have the best stats on the team in the playoffs but coaches look to stop him and make others beat them
If this is Parker's decline, boy are we in for a ride. He's also untradeable.
I'm more of a CoJo guy, but tbh, never been a huge Parker fan. I just can't see Parker making that dunk on Ibaka in last years WCF. It was less about the dunk and more about not giving up. Parker has too much Kobe in him imo.
wouldnt mind Parker retiring with the Spurs though, but that contract.....
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Ginobili's the best pg on the team. Can't give the nod to a player who's great at creating shots for himself but fails to get his teammates involved in the offense. Another 0 assist first half for cojo.
aaaand he may have just quit againI'm more of a CoJo guy, but tbh, never been a huge Parker fan. I just can't see Parker making that dunk on Ibaka in last years WCF. It was less about the dunk and more about not giving up. Parker has too much Kobe in him imo.
wouldnt mind Parker retiring with the Spurs though, but that contract....
play like the first half, quit the second half has become an Enrique staple tbh
Tony is the new rj.
minutes restriction re
Having a predictably ty game, but he's the still the best PG on the team. CoJo has been a nice surprise, but once teams start to gameplan for him, you'll see his performance decline. Patty is great as a backup who can come in and provide instant offense, in the vein of players like Eddie House and Vinnie Johnson, but he's not a traditional point guard who can run the offense for 30-35 minutes per game. He's best playing off the offense rather than orchestrating it.
Ultimately, Parker is an asset and his presence gives the Spurs great flexibility at the PG position. If the matchup calls for a more traditional and speedy PG, we have that option. Parker's game matches up well with the Clippers, Suns, and Dallas, since they don't have the "Parker stopping" long and athletic 2 guards that give Parker so much trouble. Against other teams, we can easily sub him out and go with a Cojo/Patty if he's struggling.
Lead gone.
back to a lottery team
He's French - surrendering is in his genes.
Ugh, just sit him until next season, tbh..
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