proabably lol he wuz in and before i knew it *whistle *whistle and hes goin bacc to da bench lol
We got killed by there athleticism. That combined with the fact our guards couldn't keep a scarecrow in front of them and chicagos shots were finding there mark. They outworked us and teams that are athletic will consistently be a problem for us at times.
His rotations were beyond horrible last night, but that was something we saw in both SL and pre-season, so it's going to take some time..I'm sure we can all accept that..
Blair played plenty. Blair played like a rookie.
Even with his mistakes he still tries and gives an effort and by far outdoes just about every big in there not named duncan. This kid is a steal and not one finger should be pointed at him cause we were getting the breaks beat off us before he stepped foot on the court. So I agree heat.
Effort was there and as much as we love the guy, let's not forget he's a rookie. He played like a rookie last night. He's been late on rotations but was still hustling. Many times he was the only one around the basket fighting for a board, tipping a ball and getting it taken away by a Bull. The only other guy on the court trying to grab boards was Duncan. It's a long season and only his second ever professional game. Let's give him some time.
I'm not entirely sure what "getting the breaks beat off us" means. I do know that the Spurs were leading 15-10 when Blair entered the game. He played 4:07, committed two fouls, one turnover, collected zero rebounds, and scored one basket off a nice feed from Dice. The Spurs were outrebounded 7-1, and Blair's man had 4 rebounds (2 offensive) and scored 4 points. Spurs were outscored 14-8 during that time.
Duncan had a great game. Everyone else was subpar, including Blair.
Like some have mentioned, his defense is pretty horrible right now. He still has a lot to learn but the potential is there.
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