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You are free to worry about things that have yet to happen.
I don't know how attractive it will be to him if the team wins but he stays on the bench in crunch time in important games, tbh. And with more teams selecting to go small in crunch time situations having to choose between Aldridge and Tim to close out games is something that will irremediably happen.
You are free to worry about things that have yet to happen.
Surely chinook never said Green was ever better than Kawhi right?Where's chinook ?wonder where all his danny green is better/more valuable than Leonard posts/threads are these days. Danny is being exposed for what he really is. A system player where sometimes its good and sometimes its bad. He's not good enough to make good out of any situation he's put in, hence he didn't leave. He's probably still worth the $ to the Spurs just because of the corporate knowledge he has and with the Spurs being in win-now mode but
at other teams offering him 12+M/yr. And
Saying all that, Danny starts to hit some threes and he's fine.
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Yes a terrible signing..
Was already doing it but thanks for the reassurance that I am indeed free to worry about things that have yet to happen.
Why don't you focus on what is happening now. Tim Duncan is likely in his final year and so is Manu. The Spurs won't be winning another le or likely come close for many years to come after this one..
The question is whether changing the system was worth it for a player that the Spurs have treated like a glorified role player(Aldridge), so far, and potentially at the expense of Green, when you just signed both Aldridge and Green to long-term deals.. it's a long-term question just as much as a question for this year..
Backpedalling off a terrible thread.
The question is whether changing the system was worth it for a player that the Spurs have treated like a glorified role player(Aldridge), so far, and potentially at the expense of Green, when you just signed both Aldridge and Green to long-term deals.. it's a long-term question just as much as a question for this year..
Yes, worth it. Having LMA has taken a ton of pressure off the "big three".. Without him, yes we would still be winning games, but at the expense of our older players. Duncan and manu are coasting so far this season because of Aldridge.. Come playoffs, we will see another level of intensity from those two... So yes, the signing IMO is paying huge dividends and will more so come playoff time
Not to mention, LMA will certainly get better and become more critical in future
Smart thing to do.
There are troll accounts for sticking with a terrible idea and digging deeper.
Was this the death of Harlem?
This thread sucks so bad. Obviously Aldridge was worth it. You actually think that by standing pat this past offseason or adding a role player, etc. would have pushed us over the top of GS, Cleveland, etc?? With a often gimpy splitter, a year older manu and Timmy? GTFO here we have no shot at the le without Aldridge
Jesus, I hope so. He always relies on that stchick where he gives a player a backhanded compliment or insinuates some shortcoming, and then when he's proven wrong, responds with "I actually like him tbh
LolJesus, I hope so. He always relies on that stchick where he gives a player a backhanded compliment or insinuates some shortcoming, and then when he's proven wrong, responds with "I actually like him tbh
fifyJesus, I hope so. He always relies on that stchick where he gives a player a backhanded compliment or insinuates some shortcoming, and then when he's proven wrong, responds with
Harlem trying to wordsmith his way out of this horrible take
Link? You're using the example of Parker for your entire basis, which is strange, since I was 100% correct with that take, while most of you idiots were in denial..Jesus, I hope so. He always relies on that stchick where he gives a player a backhanded compliment or insinuates some shortcoming, and then when he's proven wrong, responds with "I actually like him tbh
I don't know if I've ever been proven wrong here, tbh
"changing the system" go away
The question is whether changing the system was worth it for a player that the Spurs have treated like a glorified role player(Aldridge), so far, and potentially at the expense of Green, when you just signed both Aldridge and Green to long-term deals.. it's a long-term question just as much as a question for this year..
It isn't a horrible take, at least not yet..Aldridge has been the 5th best player on the team, so far, and his real value will be tested in the playoffs..Harlem trying to wordsmith his way out of this horrible take
it is still terrible even after trying to justify 20 times
with Leonard's ascension, LMA added in, theres no reason they cant be championship contenders for a few more years even without Duncan
People said David was not replaceable then Duncan came
In all honesty, I hope Aldridge is 100% worth it in the playoffs and doesn't have an ugly decline for the length of his contract..he has been the 5th best player on the team, but it's alright, because they have a dominant record..at some point, he will need to become a star again, though..
I hope this isn't deja vu, tbh..last year, I was the first poster that saw the onset of Parker's decline and made several threads about it in late November/early December(the media didn't begin acknowledging his decline until mid-January)..I was viciously attacked and insulted by most of the forum(4 of the most vocal and sensitive posters about it posted on the last page in this thread, btw
Unfortunately, I was 100% correct about Parker, last year, and most of the forum turned on him in April, 5 months after I began posting about it..hopefully Aldridge doesn't suffer the same fate, as the weight gain is worrisome, just like TP, last season..
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