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    I have a big feeling that this Spurs team, if they can stay healthy, will go into the playoffs as the hottest team in the NBA. Once Manu gets back to playing at an MVP level like he was in the beginning of the season and last season he's going to make a HUGE difference.

    Jax's defense is going to make a big impact as well as his play making ability and offensive game, Kawhi is getting better and better all season long, and guys like Green are stepping up a lot.


    Manu's injury has forced guys to step up especially Parker and I really think it has benefited the team.

    I think sometime in April is when we'll see this team start to peak.

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    Thanks ElNono!

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    , but just be healthy and ready for the playoffs. We're going to be keeping an eye on things, because I don't want another setback and lose another two weeks, because at this stage it would mean wasting the season. I have to manage my energy and my body.
    In the games I already have a limit set of 24 minutes, so I'm already under control and I really can't express my game. I'm managing and Pop wants to make sure we don't screw up, so we're going slowly.
    Glad to see it. The Spurs and Manu are making a concious effort in limiting his game. Hopefully fans keep in mind it's all about the big picture when they don't see the Manu they are used to or the numbers.

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    The best player on the team needs to be healthy, doesnt matter how well Tony is playing. You simply cant rely on a PG to win it all especially not one that relies on getting his points in the paint. Once the playoffs roll around and the Spurs face physical defensive teams with elite interior/perimeter/both defenders Tony will likely have his problems like he always has. Especially if hes the focal point of the opposing defense.

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