Joins this list of 25 others that have had 15 total seasons averaging 10+ PPG.
http://bkref.com/tiny/HmsLu
And even better, he's on this list for assist longevity:
http://bkref.com/tiny/wrQHR
Last edited by SASdynasty!; 04-13-2017 at 04:20 PM.
If Porker does decide to hold down and tie the spurs future for another 4 years..He's going to surpass Robinson in Most Regular poibts ad reach the 20k mark.
Talk about selfishness.
I bet thats the only reaon why he wants to continue on...To reach Drob despite being Done.
By your logic, Robinson was even more selfish then. He was only averaging 8.5 PPG in his 14th season and yet Parker is still putting up over 10 PPG in his 16th.
And you think those guys are selfish, look at a guy like Mills who can't even contribute 10 PPG in his prime. Why doesn't he retire?
Really?, why you don't talk about defense? . Robinson blind and in one leg it's better than Tony defending. Stop sucking Tony's , and maybe then the forum will take your threads seriously.
Spurs all-time great, underappreciated mainly on this site.
Listern mr PPG guy, Robinson gave up his top dog Status in Duncan's rookie year. The Spurs lost to The LA ing Clippers because he couldnt handle being an inferior player to Leonard.
Truth bomb.
Spurs lost to the Clippers because Kiwi got clamped by Matt Barnes.
Game 7:
Kiwi Barnes - 13pts, 1ast, 5/13fg
MVParker - 20pts, 5reb, 5ast
Duncan - 27pts, 11reb
Green - 16pts, 8reb, 3ast, 2stl, 5blk
Diaw - 12pts, 4reb, 3ast
Lol, a 15th year PG outscoring the franchise player in his prime in G7.
21 shots for 20 points
Couldn't contain his inner hero and decided to put his cape on in a crucial Game 7 despite being god awful the entire series.
Porker had the worst ing playoff series all time EVER for s sake sake against the clippers.
Got outplayed by an injured .
"but he averages 0.3 blocks for his 15th straight season!"
"He's a calming influence"...
Thats a nuke.
Ahhhhhhhhhh another "Parker's a total " assumption thread
The thread is for players who did it for 15+ years, not for guys who did it once. Reading comprehension off the charts low on this one.
Damn, not even Trump would throw such a truth bomb.
You're bragging about an incredibly insignificant accomplishment. When you chuck as much as Porker does and you have a seemingly unlimited leash, you should at least be able to average 10 PPG.
But hey, when your favorite player is statistically the second-biggest playoff choke artist in NBA history and has a track record of being outplayed by his own backups in playoff series, you have to grasp for any regular-season moral victory you can get.
Not "inferior" but different. We know he's inferior but that wasn't what Tony had to accept, and it wasn't on Tony. Kawhi didn't step up. I didn't see BJ Armstrong causing Michael Jordan's Bulls to lose because he wouldn't accept Mike as a better player. Kawhi has a tendency to try to be part of the system, and that's where his natural ability gets ignored.
If Tony really wanted to show he was better than Kawhi, he would have passed to Kawhi at every opportunity and allowed Kawhi to fail. Everyone around Tony in his entire NBA career, who now have jerseys hanging in the rafters or soon will, epitomize unselfish play. Tony knows that. If you think Tony sees that template struck over and over again, yet decides to try to go the Westbrook route instead, you're misreading Tony's intentions, I think. The PG is still the team leader. Kawhi isn't vocal enough to do it. Until Kawhi steps up and makes it his team, there will always be some other Tony Parker type to do it for him.
Porker was trash in all elimination series. I can't say the same about that with Tim or Manu.
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