Spot Number 32 - Top 50 Spurs

[urunobili]

Read the thread. Will Sevening has been around for all four championships, too. In fact, his first year with the Spurs was in '99. Perhaps he is the reason behind all this success . . .

it's a 13 to 13 tie... i posted that trying to get the final notch...

i like how you expose Barry's contribution but trying to put a mask on Bud because he had his first year as lead assistant last year it's unfair.... he was there contributing on the four runs... you have just educated me about Egan... will vote him next and plead a case for him after i do homework

[FromWayDowntown]

The argument that Budenholzer is this significant to history of the franchise seems very much like the argument that goes Parker or Manu or Bowen > Gervin.

Only it seems even more asinine.

[baseline bum]

The argument that Budenholzer is this significant to history of the franchise seems very much like the argument that goes Parker or Manu or Bowen > Gervin.

Only it seems even more asinine.

I don't know; it's pretty tough to get more asinine than Manu>Ice.

[Rynospursfan]

Coach Bud isn''t even the most important coach left off the list at this point, that would be Larry Brown. Sure you can give a lot of the credit to Big Dave and Sean Elliott for turning this franchise around but Larry Brown was instrumental as well.

My vote is going to Bones with Dale Ellis being a very close second.

[2centsworth]

I see about 10 or 12 people I'd put on the list before Kerr. I know we've put people on the list for one good season ... but to put Kerr on for one or two good games? I won't be able to vote for him for a while.

I would vote for him for how he has represented the organization. For his playing ability, he had one good playoff run.

[mathbzh]

I can't chose between players. So, I vote for Chip Engelland... he did a great work.

[FromWayDowntown]

I would vote for him for how he has represented the organization. For his playing ability, he had one good playoff run.

I'm not sure I'd agree with that. Kerr and Pop have had more than a few scrapes in the past few years stemming from Kerr taking some shots at the Spurs.

[Admiral]

Coach Bud isn''t even the most important coach left off the list at this point, that would be Larry Brown. Sure you can give a lot of the credit to Big Dave and Sean Elliott for turning this franchise around but Larry Brown was instrumental as well.

My vote is going to Bones with Dale Ellis being a very close second.

How is Brent Barry more important to the franchise than key coaches during our multiple les? I just don't see it.

[FromWayDowntown]

How is Brent Barry more important to the franchise than key coaches during our multiple les? I just don't see it.

Why isn't Coach Bud more important than George Gervin?

He's got him 4 rings to none, after all.

[Admiral]

Why isn't Coach Bud more important than George Gervin?

He's got him 4 rings to none, after all.

Because George Gervin is a hall-of-famer and the third best player in our franchise's history. Brent Barry averages 7 ppg and rarely starts for us. Big difference there between one of the all-time greats and a role player off the bench. I like Barry, but come on.

I would vote for a regular starter who had consistent and productive seasons for us (Mike Gale, Rod Strickland, and even Vinny Del Negro) before I would vote for Brent Barry. But maybe that's just me.