They did; and they should've feared the Cavs.
He wasn't, especially considering that he was a part-time player. If you can't accept that, then it's no wonder why you don't think the team has a chance at improving.
They're far from the oldest guys on the team and the league for sure. Especially Anderson. And yes, being young and experienced is a good thing.I don't have much confidence in Anderson or Simmons being difference makers. They dominated summer league because they were among the oldest and most experienced guys there.
They did; and they should've feared the Cavs.
Blows my min how Spurs are labeled "losers" but the Heat are not lol
What a garbage article. I normally like Zach Lowe but this is re ed. aside from losing out on Durant and Duncan retiring which spurs have no control over they had a solid off-season and added an all star C, an athletic shotblocker/rebounder, and added some youth. what else were they supposed to do with only 10 mil in space
He expected the Rockets to be better than the Spurs, that's all.
He sighted OBVIOUS flaws the Spurs had BEFORE Aldridge arrived to claim they will disappoint. Why would he expect anything more than 67 win & almost making it to the WCF a "disappointment"?I'm just saying that that quote you posted of him isn't some completely laughable horrible prediction, tbh.
Disappointment is when a team like the Rockets underachieves & losing in free agency isn't signing Pau to replace Tim w/ roasted knees when that was the only feasible option other than trading Porker. (His logic lacks relativity)
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We're one Westbrook type away from a threepeat.
The Dubs just lost all their contunuity, chemistry is key.
Timmy was still a force on defense last season, even though his offense was strangely lacking. It got commented on regularly. Until December, when he hurt his "good" leg. After that he wasn't a force on either end. He barely limped through the remainder of the season. Say what you want, but after December he wasn't better than Gasol. I won't even argue about who was better before that, because it's immaterial. The Spurs finished the season with a shadow of Duncan, who wasn't better than Gasol.
Need Westbrook or CP3 to miraculously come to SA next summer IMVHO
Should have posted that, tbh.
I fear that's what this season will be. My hope is a solution at PG emerges and that KL, LMA, DG play like a true Big Three.
Agreed on all points. The Spurs had a lot of leaks, and did literally everything in their power to try to plug the most urgent ones, and did so WITHOUT hamstringing themselves financially going forward. The goal of free agency is to improve your team. He's saying "they can't beat the Warriors so they failed" which is re ed.
This. As Spurs fans we know how hard it is to win chips. Based on the regular season and getting a 73 win team it felt like why even play the playoffs?
So many defeatists... The season will be a success Post Duncan.
from where?
Spurs have a legit big 3(Kawhi, LMA, Gasol) and 1 legit role player(Green)..they have major question marks at PG, on the bench(only Manu and Mills are proven) and in the frontcourt(depth)..
The problem with the top 3 is that they're all frontcourt players, unfortunately..in today's league, you better have at least 1 PG or combo guard that can consistently create for himself and others..
I would spooge like ElNoNo during an East Coast road game winner if we got ChuckGod.
1. Houston Emerges As the Biggest Threat to Golden State in the West
I love this team. They are freaking loaded with relentless athletes who will never stop running, flying to the rim, launching 3s, and whipping the ball up the court in transition. They are exhausting to play against. They got Lawson for free! K.J. McDaniels may be ready for more time on the wing, Clint Capela is a player, and Harden is going to make a run at MVP again. And for all the anxiety about the shaky makeup, these guys held together during the same tense moments in which the Clippers quaked. Howard was great in the playoffs, and he has already led a team to the Finals. Why do we act as if he has accomplished nothing on the big stage?
Ya, I don't really know what Lowe expected..the options in FA for penetrating/explosive guards were scarce, tbh..
There's no way in I'm paying 150 million for a 3rd-tier PG like Mike Conley![]()
This times 1000. Lowe's points just mean GSW was overconfident; and probably using that confidence to mask underlying fear. They very well can lose to a Spurs team if it can fire on all cylinders. An improved Kawhi plus an effective Pau and LMA can go a long way in the playoffs.
Let's see how bad they want it.
I'm not saying a PG will come to the front. I said that's my hope. Odd things can happen; but it doesn't mean I'm expecting it. Personally, I'd got with Jimmer.
Sounds about right.. You are a sensitive Homer if you think otherwise
At least we got 2014
While there is no way to tell now, I don't think losing Diaw in a contract year is too risky considering his age. He was 30 when he decided to get back into shape and become a good player again. At 34 I think it was a smart calculated gamble to get rid of him, pick up a prospect, and sign Gasol to a short 2 year deal.
Precisely ing this. If losing Duncan and Durant is automatically a loss, then not compounding the problem by signing Mike Conley for 150 million is at least a wash.
I'm so glad the Spurs didn't overpay for someone like a ton of other teams. That won't bode well for them in the future being stuck with a bunch of those contracts. I rather the Spurs take chances on a bunch of cheaper rookies/euros along with the guys we already have.
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