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You mistake me for someone who cares what you want.
I expect nothing less than the easier/stupid thing to say from you.He played awful. There's nothing else to say
its one of the more realistic scenarios. but they aren't going to immediately re-sign him anyway. they are going to fill up the leftover cap room first, and you never know exactly how long that will take. 2 days into free agency? 5? 7? if Kawhi or his agent get antsy, they could sign an offer sheet in the meantime
You mistake me for someone who cares what you want.
I expect nothing less than the easier/stupid thing to say from you.He played awful. There's nothing else to say
We both know you ain't tough, now carry on... What was the point of quoting me first, again? God damn you're re ed
And you say that you know me...
If a guy needs people to explain the obvious...who's the re ed?.What was the point of quoting me first, again? God damn you're re ed
The way the pictures in your sig are lined up it looks as though the people in the front row are giants.
Only guy who may be on his way out is Kawhi's agent. Dude has already publicly said he wants to retire a Spur. We're in that rare cap-loophole situation next year where we can spend because our max guy is an RFA coming off his rookie contract. Only question is if Holt will reach deep
the extra cap room won't have any impact if Duncan and Manu return... the only time the loophole comes into play is if those guys hang them up (or if they're re ed and play for even less under market value). if those guys retire, i think Holt will pay up to try to keep the team relevant. we wouldn't be in tax range anyway, if im not mistaken. we'd be about 7 mil over the cap
Pop was on to something...
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Dated 12/2/2014 the month when the struggle started...
Big responsibility on his shoulders.
And Kawhi is not yet the prime Duncan.
This is team sport there shouldn't be a leader. Everybody has his own role.
I don't think Kawhi will ever be close to prime Duncan
His ceiling is probably a second option or a really good 3rd option. I could 18 ppg, 7 rpg, & 2 spg type numbers in his prime
i mean, he's averaging 16 ppg, 7.6 rpg, & 2 spg numbers right now
so you're saying his prime is basically right now + one more basket
I don't think he's going to become a consistent 20 ppg scorer, year to year. I think he will score in the high teens per game for most of his prime and 8.5 rebounds is probably closer in terms of rebounding.
Matrix v2.0
Damn, you guys turn on people quick.
It's really ing sad to see. Spurstalk used to have real fans posting occasionally, but the trolls drove them out.
No one will in our lifetimes.
He's only 23 years old.
He's near his athletic zenith however. He could improve his shot, shot selection and understanding of the game. He won't improve most other areas and could and likely will regress physically as injuries mount.
it is the world's best perimeter defender, he has ceiling superstar, if can bring the offensive side
True. But when the regression occurs could be 6, 7 years from now. His touch however likely will improve, and particularly his post game. His shot has come a long way over the last few years. I wouldn't exactly call him a "High-Flyer", his athleticism is most utilized defensively IMO.
same thing was said about young Matrix tbh
Does young matrix have a FMVP? by his 3rd season?
don't remember Suns reaching the finals tbh....
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