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He's out until late February.
http://www.espn.com/blog/nba/rumors/...n-ever-in-2018
Parker already making plans to be the best PG on the team when he gets back in January from his injury. Im skeptical, lets hope he can at least be a net positive player with how much money we are paying him.
He's out until late February.
That's a direct quote from Parker about January
He smells CP3 coming lol. I hope he comes back and make final tour with Manu. Would be great to have two HOF Spurs same year.
He says January but the Spurs say late Feb (as does the article). Parker really might sense his time with the Spurs close to an end so he wants to convince them not to move on.
He gonna do big things on that second unit.
Sounds like he'll be wearing BiG Baller Brand shoes too. He's either delusional or wants to let the team know he's not retiring. Too much $$ to leave on table. I think he's done. No one in the NBA to my knowledge has ever come back from this sort of injury. It finished Barkley.
Unlikely at his age, but it puts to bed all rumors and suggestions about being stretched or salary dumped, etc.
Ugh i'm not going to like this version of tp when he returns. Gonna be a s of himself
You will be coming off the bench..
It's always a good thing for a player to have a work ethic like that. Especially someone not so young. But I very much doubt that he can play his best basketball at this point. Unless he's talking about some 2K's MyCareer .
He's a compe or so of course he's going to be optimistic about the type of player he will be post injury...but he can't ignore the facts..his body is breaking down and this injury alone proves it. He was on restriction with his minutes during the season and his body still failed him..
HOtS
Come on, when has a perennial all star player that is 35 in this era ever thought it was over? And it may not be. But the odds are against him ever getting back to his 2017 form. But everyone's body heals differently and with his pay cuts and team loyalty he deserves a shot to comeback. Plus they have him under contract anyway,so they have to pay him. Let's see what happens. TBH, he won't have the wear and tear of the regular season and if he doesn't revert back to Porker while rehabbing, he will have time to play himself into shape while giving Murray a chance to prove he should be the starter.
Retire him and stretch that damn salary over three years. Best thing for everyone.
No way. Eat the salary this year since it's most likely a bridge year anyways. Then next year SA has the ultimate flexibility.
Tp was looking great in the playoffs before he got hurt.
wut?
you think dude needs an interview in a French Newspaper to send messages to PATFO ?
I read the whole stuff
Dude is having the good spirit, he is 200% in his recovery to be back as soon as possible... a pro tbh...
I'm gonna miss you Brazil. ST just isn't gonna be the same without you and ElNono; losing y'all is gonna be as rough as losing the Big 3 tbh.
you think dude needs an interview in a French Newspaper to send messages to PATFO ?
will miss u too tbh...
He has to choose retirement. Spurs can only trade or waive him and waiving him doesn't help the salary cap.
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