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The Microwave's been broken for about month now, bro.Lottery teams.
Patty always fire in the playoffs.
It's more than a slump. I mean, Murray's game tonight would've been like a career best for House
package him with anderson and see what we can get.
The Microwave's been broken for about month now, bro.Lottery teams.
Patty always fire in the playoffs.
It's more than a slump. I mean, Murray's game tonight would've been like a career best for House
He played bad the whole 2015 season and the Playoffs happened.The Microwave's been broken for about month now, bro.
It's more than a slump. I mean, Murray's game tonight would've been like a career best for House
Porker at this point not gonna do in the playoffs like always.
He played bad the whole 2015 season and the Playoffs happened.
Porker at this point not gonna do in the playoffs like always.
'Member dat huge 4ppg on .280 3 point shooting last year against OKC?
2012 Cucked by thabo.
'Member dat huge 4ppg on .280 3 point shooting last year against OKC?
2013 Cucked by Lebron
2014 Cucked by everyone but the Spurs owned everyone
2015 Cucked by a one legged player
2016 Cucked by OKC
Or what, tbh?He better be playing 30 MPG in the playoffs, tbh..
His flaws as a PG are obvious(he's a short SG, essentially), but he's on a different level, this season..the focus he's put into his game in a contract year
Philly might be willing to pull the trigger now tbh
He'll be the second best Aussie on the team behind Simmons
While it's one great game, it's obvious Murray has tools you can't teach. He's very special.
Murray creates the most separation out of the PnR than anyone on the team. He can turn the corner whenever he wants, which is huge in manufacturing high percentage looks. He has the combination of length, size and quickness that is rare for the PG position and he's NOT a liability on the defensive end. On top of alll that, he has a Kawhi-like work ethic ( which is huge). He has a lot that Patty has never had. Patty is a great shooter and that's the extent of his positives.
Spurs could use him this playoff run on both ends. Spurs have to be very excited about him.
Spurs will need Mills to play big playoff minutes once Parker has his inevitable injury and decline..this forum overreacts to every slump/hot stretchOr what, tbh?
Spurs will need Mills to play big playoff minutes once Parker has his inevitable injury and decline..this forum overreacts to every slump/hot stretch
Slumps usually last like 3-5 games max. Patty has been godawful for a month and is showing no signs of improvement. If anything, it's Patty fans who kind of overreact. He lights up the ty Mavs for 20 and suddenly he's the 2nd coming of Isiah Thomas.Spurs will need Mills to play big playoff minutes once Parker has his inevitable injury and decline..this forum overreacts to every slump/hot stretch
I like the guy, but the fascination with him baffles me. He's still living off the 2014 Finals and the 2015 First Round. It's Speedy Claxton syndrome all over again.
No agenda here very excited about the aspect of Dijon getting more run
Touche....Spurs will need Mills to play big playoff minutes once Parker has his inevitable injury and decline..this forum overreacts to every slump/hot stretch
dude has been trash since 2014
That slump and Patty still number 40 in the league in RPM.
whatever stat that says Patty is balling recently is a flawed oneThat slump and Patty still number 40 in the league in RPM.
Mills is not a legit starting PG(although I wouldn't be surprised if he's starting for a ty team next year), but there's a very likely chance that he will be the Spurs best option in the playoffs IMO..
Parker of the past few weeks is a much better option, but I have no reason to believe that the Spurs will get anywhere near that type of production from him in April..
Didn't you see the RPM thread?That slump and Patty still number 40 in the league in RPM.
We've already came to a consensus that RPM is good when it's used specifically, i.e. the evaluation of players in their role on their team. Patty's high mark means he's exceptional at lighting up players like Kris Dunn and Marcelo Huertas, but there's not enough data to see how he performs against real players.
Murray's first real game against a starting NBA lineup and he had a game that would've ranked as House's career best
i'm still for patty starting over parker. fine with murray starting over parker too.
Patty actually has some great Playoff games. what are you smoking?Didn't you see the RPM thread?
We've already came to a consensus that RPM is good when it's used specifically, i.e. the evaluation of players in their role on their team. Patty's high mark means he's exceptional at lighting up players like Kris Dunn and Marcelo Huertas, but there's not enough data to see how he performs against real players.
Murray's first real game against a starting NBA lineup and he had a game that would've ranked as House's career best
I'm surprised you're not willing to gamble on more Simmons/Murray. We both know that Patty/Manu is simply not enough backup backcourt firepower to matchup with Iggy/Livingston/staggered lineups featuring Klay/Curry.
Playing projects like Murray and Simmons may blow up in our faces, but I see no other choice.
So did Steve Kerr...Patty actually has some great Playoff games. what are you smoking?
We're comparing Patty and Dejounte's best performances though...
I don't have a problem with Simmons playing more in the playoffs..there will be plenty of stretches where Manu sucks and Simmons will need to play a role..
I would have to see way more of Murray to think he's ready, though..playing the PG position in the playoffs is a different animal..
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