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Two guys I wanted at 33 got all the way to 42 and 43. Ugh.
Brutal
F U PORTLAND.
FIRST BATUM NOW RUPERT.
If Spurs wanted anyone in the 2nd round, they would have kept the pick they traded.
lol portland
If Spurs actually wanted any of these guys, they wouldn't have traded away the 33rd pick.
Kris Murray highest pick left on timvp's Big Board.
You guys had to ing put that out into the world smh.
Oh hey, we still got a French guard.
The French Jack Haley? You just knew they were grabbing whatever French guy was left.
Don't hate Cissoko tbh.
I do get the feeling the Spurs were hoping Rupert would fall, but Cissoko is also interesting. That the Spurs probably could've gotten both isn't lost on me. But if he has a chance to fit into the future guard rotation, it's an interesting pick.
Spurs get a guy committed to defense.
I like Cissoko more than Rupert, had him at 33.
I do like Cissoko's game, but those shooting problems, man. They are serious.
Dame: You gonna build me a real team, right?
Blazers: Of course, we are we've learned from our mistake of trying to make it work with 2 guards. So now we'll go with 5: Dame, Scoot, Anf, Sharpe & Rupert.
basically a tradition at this point
Classic early over reaction here but I'm glad Spurs landed #1 overall and Victor because the rest of the draft especially the 2nd round have just been pure nightmare juice to me.Oh well it'll obvs crystalize in time as most Spurs decisions do. And can't really cry about round 2 because with 33 Spurs seem like they just didn't want anyone since they could've kept 33 to use if they did.
BS. Every team in the second round has been able to cheaply trade into whatever spot they wanted to get their target. The Spurs could have gotten Rupert a zillion times, if they waited until 44 they really didn't think much of him.
man POR with a nice nice night ScootKris MurrayRayan Rupert
Forget Austin, are we moving to Paris?
That’s a funny way of looking at it. No, he never tore an ACL, because he didn’t have one left to tear in either knee. Because of that, both knees lacked stability, and by the time he got to Dallas, they were bone on bone. His career lasted 6 years. What they were saying about DeJaun wasn’t rumors,and it all came to pass.
No idea what they think they are doing. Dame can't be happy with this, can he?
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