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He can average deez nutz. Point is he sucked 4 out of 6 games. He plays better in at least 2 of those games and maybe we win the series.
What piece of s his teammates wife? Like that's all you have to know about Tony.
He can average deez nutz. Point is he sucked 4 out of 6 games. He plays better in at least 2 of those games and maybe we win the series.
Who gives a anyway? Jackson had his moments to be sure but Parker has paid his dues many times over and is still one of the better guards out there. Jackson is just pissed he got old.
One thing Jax has that nobody here does is that he was there in the trenches, the locker room, the bench... and, unlike other players, that know you gotta have a filter to have a job, he never did...
So I wouldn't doubt for a minute what he says, plus it's not like everybody in here can't already tell Tony, for a long time at least, was all about himself, the celebrity... It's very public he backstabbed a teammate, something people like to quickly put under the rug...
Some people are like that though, and that's why they've always been up and down with fans... It's ironic because Jax is probably largely on that category too.
All that said, there's no doubt TP's relationship with Pop is strong, and I know for a fact that, whatever his personality flaws are, Manu and TD always had Tony's back.
Jackson was always unstable. His irrational confidence allowed him to have games where he would hit 6 threes, but it also followed that he would have games where he missed and bricked layups and looked awful in that last year and half with the Spurs. And he was slow by the time his career ended. This idea of a comeback is nonsensical. He is only going to embarrass himself when no team will pick him up. He may be able to play overseas, but the game has passed him by and he doesn't have the athleticism to compete in today's NBA.
The only possible bomb would be if Parker ever on Duncan and pop. By all accounts Tony is loyal to those two.
We all assume the spurs are nice people but they don't need to be. You say Tony is a sociopath? o Jordan, Kobe, and every great guard since. Tony might have been the bulldog if the team. Manu, nice coach, Tony bad coach.
You don't have to like Tony or his current skill set, but you can't deny his impac or need.
Yeah he was 20 when he was benched by Stephen Jackson. Parker was also 20 when the Speedy Claxton happened that y'all always bring up.
Can't have it both ways tbh. Kiwi got benched by washed up Stephen Jackson
Kawhi youngest FMVP since ing Tim Duncan and Magic.
Awarded FMVP when he wasn't even the leading scorer and let Lebron average a triple double
Andre ing Iguodala winning it as well
We lost Game 6 in 2012 due to the horrid league/officiating. We went up big, and it was looking like a Spurs/Celtics finals was going to happen. (At this time Miami trailed Boston in the ECF) That could not happen....
Thus, this happened, one of the most biased lopsided called halfs in a WCF's or any kind of series ever imo.
I like S-Jax, always been a fan. He's coming off a bit bitter though. I don't doubt some of what he's saying, but at the same time I wouldn't doubt if it's in his head either.
Last edited by bklynspursfan; 08-09-2016 at 11:00 AM.
So you're saying that Parker's 18/8/6 on 40% game "sucked?" Wow, I wish I had the time to list the dozens of games between Duncan, Ginobili, Jackson, Kawhi, Westbrook, and Harden that were worse. I'll just list a few of the gems:
Green game 1: 0/2/0 on 0%
Duncan game 2: 11/12/6 on 18%
Ginobili game 3: 8/6/1 on 20%
Green game 4: 7/1/1 on 33%
Leonard game 5: 4/10/2 on 25%
Leonard game 6: 5/2/1 on 29%
Imagine if Parker put up a game as bad as one of those, lol.
Last edited by SASdynasty!; 08-09-2016 at 11:07 AM.
Give it up, got. Even Porker's own teammates know he's a heroballing bum.
Knowing Stephen Jackson benched Kiwi in the postseason.... Not that surprising that he got cut by Pop. Kiwi probably told Pop he felt uncomfortable with him on the team
Game 6 was the worst officiated game I've ever seen outside of maybe a Lakers/Kings game.
Less chatter, more facts.
Porkerstans are manic right now, trying desperately to make this thread about Kawhi
Sorry, gots. Porker's own former teammate just confirmed to the world what every knowledgeable basketball fan already knew: he's a selfish, narcisstic, heroballing piece of . Stop deflecting and start admitting that you were wrong.
I've never been more infuriated watching any Spurs series than I was for that game.
FACT: Even Porker's own teammates say he's a selfish heroballer.
Garcia, Sjax, Barry...
People in the lockeroom telling everyone Parker personality
But Parker is so good..those guys are ty people
I know better than guys in the lockeroom...tony cant make mistakes
Hmmm...this is the same dude who brought us the malice in the palace. This put one of the darkest clouds on the NBA in the last 20 years. And now this bitter retired idiot has been is running his mouth, and for what? Get over it, I thought his comments were more of an indictment on Pop than TP....
If any of this came from someone respected in the organization (RC, Pop, Tim, Manu, etc.), it might hold a little more weight. As it is, it came from a guy who was so mad about not being the focus he got himself kicked off the team. Wow, you averaged 11.8 points in that series (less than Parker averaged last season). It probably doesn't help when you average ONE assist. Let's think about it. Who's the heroballer? The guy who dished 6.3 assists a game (twice any other Spur) or the guy who wouldn't pass to save his life and averaged one. Thankfully, Pop was able to remove the cancer and we got better the next two seasons and won a le. Jackson was probably still mad about getting outplayed by Parker in 2003 in the RS, Playoffs, and Finals.Porkerstans are manic right now, trying desperately to make this thread about Kawhi
Sorry, gots. Porker's own former teammate just confirmed to the world what every knowledgeable basketball fan already knew: he's a selfish, narcisstic, heroballing piece of . Stop deflecting and start admitting that you were wrong.
And I actually used to like Jackson. He was a good role player who could hit big shots from time to time.
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