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The only time I was teary-eyed as a Spurs fan was watching Tim getting 5.
From 29%, 70%ft, 7ppg, no dribble...
To the player he is now..
how many players who had similar rookie years become a player of kawhi magnitutde.
The only time I was teary-eyed as a Spurs fan was watching Tim getting 5.
not teary but i feel him like a child growing in the house and became a good son
No. I get hype.
I save my leaky eyes for moments like this:
That got to me, bruh.
the only times i get teary eyed when thinking ginobili will retirethen i dream him as a coach then they r dry
1) gheorhe Hagi
2) Manu ginobili
We do not speak of this.the only times i get teary eyed when thinking ginobili will retire
how many people r u ?
Me, myself, and I.
And occasionally Angry Black Man.
So, four, I guess
1 to 4. lets fightMe, myself, and I.
And occasionally Angry Black Man.
So, four, I guess
It is absolutely wonderful and inspiring seeing this young man with such amazing focus, work ethic, and discipline just transform himself into the great player he is today! Our team has a lot of intensity and toughness. Don't be shocked if we surprise a few people this season. I wouldn't bet against us!
Good oneNo. I get hype.
I save my leaky eyes for moments like this:
That got to me, bruh.
op's gets teary eyed when he watches kawhi
Would love him to be able in developing his guard skills more, sorta, dare i say, late career Jordanesque game ? If the team can draft a 6'8"-6'9" athletic SF to be his side kick in the future while he slides into a SG, that would be amazing. Or who knows, Paul George finally had enough being a loser in Indiana and decide to join force with Whi, that would be fantastic -day dreaming, i know.
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