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you're trolling. Porker fluffers, smh...
You made a few post in 2003 with seemingly perfect english and now you can barely speak english.
You're either a CIA agent or or Mossad Agent.
Either or, its clear you like peeing on little girls.
So with hindsight the guy they really should have signed in 2003 was Stephen Jackson.
I'm still pissed at Pop Lueing him with a three year deal when he wanted five.
Damn, that was a good post, IMO. Pretty accurate.
sorry, not hating on Tony, but he's never been anywhere near the defender, rebounder, leader and wife beater Kidd was, tbh... not to mention Kidd aged much more gracefully
The ? Kidd was the Nintendo 64 of point guards. Without a jumper he still looked impressive back in the olden times, just like 20 fps looked good on the N64 back then.
Product of an era.
Funny how you can be good at a "shooting" game without knowing how to shoot.
Best part of the thread was the guy saying that he didn’t care what Parker would be in 2007. My nicca was finals MVP. Kidd was done. One of the smartest things Pop ever did was keep TP.
What I mean by that is that he completely bought into the lesser role with the Dirk's Mavs, understood it wasn't about him anymore, and was an integral piece of that championship team.
On the other side, you have a guy that's been done for the past 3-4 years, and his ego made him think he still thinks he deserves a larger role, which backfired terribly, tbh.
Interesting definition of "backfired terribly." By playing with the Hornets, he had his best season since 2014, had perhaps the best season ever by a speed guard at that age, proved to be the only player to ever come back from a completely torn quad, got the Hornets to win at almost a HCA rate when he suited up, added MJ's wife to his count, added millions to his bank account and still had time to help hoist Manu's number to the rafters...
Kidd is the most overrated player of all-time IMO..
With that being said, he never got benched by an East lottery team..that has to count for something..
Imagine benching Kidd for Clacton in the 4th quarter
You're actually taking Charlotte Parker into account when evaluating his legacy?
Keep in mind that Parker has been playing pro ball since he was a teenager, so he's basically 50 in basketball years. Plus, all those deep playoff runs added miles to his odometer too.
Tim was benched in the 4th quarter of a closeout Finals game. Pop does what Pop does. Doesn't say about the player.
In the whole 4th quarter?
The part that mattered.
tbh, when you need to start crowbaring terms like "speed guard", you know you're killing the sample size to boost up his relevancy...
What I don't get is: why go through these histrionics? We all know who Parker is, he's not a bad guy, he's not unprofessional, he's far from the first player to think he had something to prove and that thought he was better than he really was. He's been done for like 3 years now.
Borrego certainly did him dirty outright benching him like that, and for all the alleged greatness of his season, he's unlikely go back there.
I don't want him back on the Spurs, and it has nothing to do with Tony. I'm more scared of senile Pop actually playing him at key moments when the season is on the line again.
His time is up, and we should all remember him for the great moments he had as a Spur.
So a few minutes
Thsnk you
We should retire Speedy Claxton’s jersey instead of Tony’s tbh.
Is Enrique even a HOFer?
I wouldn't let him in, tbh.
Tbh, it's fun riling up Parker haters (Argentines, Canadians, and guys who have been cheated on who are intimidated of alphas) who can't stomach the fact that he's the fourth most accomplished player in Spurs history
You suck at trolling tbhTbh, it's fun riling up Parker haters (Argentines, Canadians, and guys who have been cheated on who are intimidated of alphas) who can't stomach the fact that he's the fourth most accomplished player in Spurs history
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