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2008 probably
Regular season
I'm thinking 2008 or so
He's being asked to do too much tbh. Like Manu he's answering the call but history shows this can be bad with him burning out or getting injured.
2008 probably
I doubt he gets burned out playing 20 mpg, tbh.
2014..did you guys forget how dominant he was during that run?
And he'll be fine playing the minutes Pop is currently giving him..this is the best shape he has ever been in, tbh..
2009 - 2011, 2009 with Manu out, Spurs had really nobody with his explosiveness. 2010, dude went off on Dallas and then in 2011, that elbow injury at the end of the season
2014. And last year, but he didn't deliver in the playoffs, and so did most of the team.
20 mpg is ok tbh, it's not even half of a whole game. Jesus.
seriously though, what steroids did Manu take this offseason, he looks great
The "Don't-Eat-Donuts Steroid."
Always, he has the best win % of all spurs.
Alongside Duncan the only Spur that cannot be single covered, even now.
When all is said and done
1. Duncan
2. Manu
3. Kawhi
4. Drob
5. Parker
aka "don't hang out with Tony" PEDThe "Don't-Eat-Donuts Steroid."
2014; Danny had a ty start to the season & Kawhi was injured thus Belly had to be inserted into the starting line-up. Diaw/Patty were ballin that season & mitigate Porker/ ter's injuries.
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He went on that 2013-14 Patty diet.
He was also unreal in the playoffs and the best facilitator on the team during that run, along with the great performances vs. the Mavs and the legendary game 6 vs. OKC..
It looks like a starting 5. Parker's playing center and Duncan's running point. Would not underestimate point Duncan. Parker's got the weight for itWhen all is said and done
1. Duncan
2. Manu
3. Kawhi
4. Drob
5. Parker...I kid...
The game is coming very easy to him with all the weapons he's surrounded by, the passing lanes are wide open, he's getting wide open shots, you can tell he's having fun.
He was ty against the Blazer but Porker ran circles around Lopez & Marco lit them up like a Christmas light
Agree. As far back as I can remember, the Spurs have always depended so much on him...and the ball was in his hands at the end of a close game.
I agree with you. I know he started great, but we can't depend on the bench to bail this team out literally every freaking game. Tonight it was 22 minutes, other times it's been 24. And those minutes, he's not sitting in a corner waiting for someone else to set him up, he's the one making plays, dealing with all these young backcourts.
TD has more help at this point bc of David West and Lamarcus than Manu. If we want him this good all season, he needs to play less minutes and sit in the occasional back to back. It is early and SL is bound to figure it out, but really concerned about Manu, and in case no one noticed Rasual is 36. Last season he crashed after a very hot start for the Wiz playing starting minutes and ending the season averaging 22 mins. Those two cannot come to the rescue every game, or they won't last us.
Yea 2014, 2015 also was the spurs best playmaker
yeah parker took over the easiest series of that run, gave the real leaders a good rest
Manu is my favorite athlete ever but I still think u gotta put D-Rob behind Timmy. Although, the gap between him and Manu would be quite small.When all is said and done
1. Duncan
2. Manu
3. Kawhi
4. Drob
5. Parker
Obviously Kawhi is rising quick and we'll see how far up he gets on that list.
Im also biased since I'm one of the younger fans but 4 is also always greater than 2.
2011 Manu was also pretty damn dominant. His best year scoring iirc. Without him braking his elbow thag year we probably make to the 2nd round at least.
The "Don't-Eat-Donuts Steroid."
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