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    Man, dabom is really desperate tonight.

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    At least I called it before the game started, tbh... can't call it a knee jerk reaction...Me

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    They took their foot off the gas after the 1st.
    And why they couldn't put it back on after hornets come back? Show that the quality of the team not close to Warriors...

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    RPM says Tony is a bag.
    Being such a rube that you don't read anything about the stats you cite:

    http://www.boxscoregeeks.com/article...advanced-stats

    Here is the statistic's main flaw:

    RPM reflects enhancements to RAPM by Engelmann, among them the use of Bayesian priors, aging curves, score of the game and extensive out-of-sample testing to improve RPM's predictive accuracy.
    If you're an engineer, as you say, you should see the issue.

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    If y'all don't think we've been at our best this year when Tony doesn't even look to score... You're not watching. I wouldn't blame tonight on that tho, he scored early cause it just came to him easy and he took it.

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    Man, dabom is really desperate tonight.
    Wearing his blame Tony helmet and all.

    Dabom too chicken to call out his beloved committee.

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    I am not even sure what the definition of a trap game is...

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    No stats are perfect dumbass. They still have weight though.

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    Wearing his blame Tony helmet and all.

    Dabom too chicken to call out his beloved committee.
    That committee is 59 and 11 or whatever. Might go for 68wins this year.

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    If y'all don't think we've been at our best this year when Tony doesn't even look to score... You're not watching. I wouldn't blame tonight on that tho, he scored early cause it just came to him easy and he took it.
    That's all I want from him, really. Take what the defense gives him and score when needed. Also, the Tony haters don't seem to in' realize than him scoring (or anyone else scoring) takes a load off Kawhi and LMA. Those two aren't machines and could use more support.

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    And why they couldn't put it back on after hornets come back? Show that the quality of the team not close to Warriors...
    spurs beat the warriors

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    That committee is 59 and 11 or whatever. Might go for 68wins this year.
    68 wins ain't the goal. Winning the le is, and the Co ty isn't good enough at present to win that series. You'll realize it when you ship 200.00 my way.

    But I do hope I'm shipping it your way. I just don't see it. Not when Patty House, D-League, and Fat Boy can't summon up two good games in a row.

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    "Byeeee Biitch'

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    spurs beat the warriors
    Dont get fooled by it, Warriors are the bigger earner of the game!!! being on the road, b2b and shortened, with off night by Curry and Kley and still close game...

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    Dont get fooled by it, Warriors are the bigger earner of the game!!! being on the road, b2b and shortened, with off night by Curry and Kley and still close game...
    Spurs shut them down. They had an easy game against the mavs. Their all young and in their primes. No excuses.

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    Spurs shut them down. They had an easy game against the mavs. Their all young and in their primes. No excuses.
    Spurs played it like a playoff game, full effort with surprise adjustments by Pop, Warriors just play their regular natural ball and still close game...

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    That's all I want from him, really. Take what the defense gives him and score when needed. Also, the Tony haters don't seem to in' realize than him scoring (or anyone else scoring) takes a load off Kawhi and LMA. Those two aren't machines and could use more support.
    I hear that, by no means a Tony hater here... I've been a vocal supporter since the beginning, and still don't let the people who wanted Jason Kidd live it down. Personally love what he's done this year for the most part. I think, with exception of a couple stretches, he's been great in continuing to transition to a floor general role. And he's played good defense for his ability. He'll never be able to guard Curry or Westbrook, but he's doing what he's capable of at a higher level than ever.... If we can get the rest of the guys to snap out of it, that's where the scoring needs to ideally come from on most nights. Gotta have more points in the 2nd unit. I kinda think Pop saw Manu was fine after that first game back tho, and has a leash on him. I really expect him to jumpstart that unit when we get a little closer to the finish line.

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    Frankly I can't believe no one is going to mention the team staying BIG the entire game and running a lot of offense through Tony to get TD rolling. TD struggled against GSW and was sat down bc he could not handle the matchup, was slow making rotations on one end, could not punish them offensively on the other. I saw a distinct effort to get him rolling this game. He got a lot of plays and a lot of PnR. That is not to say we are going to be playing like this in the playoffs, but Pop wanted to get TD confidence rolling. That is why Kawhi was frozen out for a good chunk of the game at times and the ball in Tony's hands a lot. When you play TD offensive sets have to take advantage of the bigs bc otherwise they just clog the lanes for dribble penetration.

    Pop IMO was trying out his BIG man based offense and seeing what they could do against a team that was playing small/perimeter ball for a good chunk of the time. Charlotte was able to put on display why this BIG man line-up can get killed in the playoffs. They cheated, playing passing lanes as everything is more congested with two big men in the paint, were very active defensively and killed us in transition off our TO.

    Dwest was our worst big against this team. Fouled a 3 pts shooter for a 4 point play, was passive, passing up good looks for himself, didn't want to man up inside, TO the ball, and was very slow getting back on transition. His assigned big outran him for easy buckets couple of times and he can't defend in the perimeter.

    Make of that what you will. Pop wanted to see the big men step up against a perimeter team and it was a disaster. CIA Pop.

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    Frankly I can't believe no one is going to mention the team staying BIG the entire game and running a lot of offense through Tony to get TD rolling. TD struggled against GSW and was sat down bc he could not handle the matchup, was slow making rotations on one end, could not punish them offensively on the other. I saw a distinct effort to get him rolling this game. He got a lot of plays and a lot of PnR. That is not to say we are going to be playing like this in the playoffs, but Pop wanted to get TD confidence rolling. That is why Kawhi was frozen out for a good chunk of the game at times and the ball in Tony's hands a lot. When you play TD offensive sets have to take advantage of the bigs bc otherwise they just clog the lanes for dribble penetration.

    Pop IMO was trying out his BIG man based offense and seeing what they could do against a team that was playing small/perimeter ball for a good chunk of the time. Charlotte was able to put on display why this BIG man line-up can get killed in the playoffs. They cheated, playing passing lanes as everything is more congested with two big men in the paint, were very active defensively and killed us in transition off our TO.

    Dwest was our worst big against this team. Fouled a 3 pts shooter for a 4 point play, was passive, passing up good looks for himself, didn't want to man up inside, TO the ball, and was very slow getting back on transition. His assigned big outran him for easy buckets couple of times and he can't defend in the perimeter.

    Make of that what you will. Pop wanted to see the big men step up against a perimeter team and it was a disaster. CIA Pop.
    Right, it had nothing to do with the fact that, for going on two seasons, the shooters can't shoot on the road (at least against decent or better compe ion) and your boy isn't even a threat to.

    Green, in particular down the stretch, had myriad wide open shots and missed them. That had nothing to do with who was on the floor with him.

    Duncan, Aldridge and Parker, were the only ones who brought the proper amount of energy, focus and intensity.

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    Right, it had nothing to do with the fact that, for going on two seasons, the shooters can't shoot on the road (at least against decent or better compe ion) and your boy isn't even a threat to.

    Green, in particular down the stretch, had myriad wide open shots and missed them. That had nothing to do with who was on the floor with him.

    Duncan, Aldridge and Parker, were the only ones who brought the proper amount of energy, focus and intensity.


    This. People are looking too much into things IMO. Spurs missed shots and Hornets made theirs..I know that's Pops favorite saying but it was true this game.

    Spurs let their guard down for sure and when you get caught doing that especially on the road it can be tough. Especially against a team that's playing almost as good as anybody in the league.

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    Danny Greens shot looks like Charles Barkley's golf swing right now. just ain't right.

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    Feel like Mid is fastly becoming a caricature of himself due to all his previous threads backfiring. Spurs lost to the Hornets. Sucks, but it's not a big deal. Charlotte is better than any team Golden State has lost to this season besides the Spurs. This doesn't point to critical issues with SA any more than GS almost losing to Minny point to their issues. It's just a game.

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    I think in games like this team team feels a lot more the fact that manu is still recovering and is clearly noticeable.

    Before the injury he was playing very good defense and dropping 9-13 point games every night, moving the ball and limiting his turnovers.

    Since his return, and aside of his return game, he has had at least 3 turnovers a game almost every game, has not dished assists nor control the tempo with the second unit and his defense has been subpar.

    If Manu and the bench plays well this games are 10 point wins. The problem is Manu isnt and the rest has dissappeared.

    Also pop changed the rotations and that is not helping a bench with a subpar ginobili, the second unit usually played a lot with green or kawhi, now they are playig with anderson, who i dont think should share the court with manu.

    Either patty manu kawhi boris diaw
    Or patty manu danny boris diaw

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    Yeah, Manu coming back hasn't helped Anderson much at all. Also, Pop isn't prioritizing defense the way he had been. Maybe that is because the Spurs are pretty much locked into their seed at this point. It makes more sense to get Martin acclimated than it does to give the others playoff minutes.

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