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    Ginobli sells season tickets and in the Spurs scheme of things at least as far PATFO is concerned

    That is more important than winning a 'chip

    Shoestring franchise is gonna cater to its bottom line and that's having the Big 3 on the court as long as possible

    Underdog propaganda aside,its just smart bidness

    Just like Sjax,everyone aghast that he was cut,LMFAO...

    He was ALWAYS going to be cut,PATFO knew that going into the trade..

    But PATFO got a two 'fer they saved themselves tens of millions by shedding RJ's contract

    AND gained some ticket sales and "cred" by bringin back Sjax for the fans even though it was all a cynical $$$ saving small market side-show.
    Most of that makes no sense. The rest of it is stupid since the Spurs are 2-2 in the NBA Finals.

    LMFAO,really like that 14 mil wouldnt have been put to better use

    No excuse for the highest paid player on a team to be this bad and this bad for a LONG time

    You talking as a Spurs front office accountant or as a fan who wants to see the team win???
    If you think Manu is going to make $14 million next season, you're also delusional.

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    Almost every old player's last year deal looks pretty silly in hindsight, tbh... you can apply that even to Kobe ($30 million)... they're sacrifices teams need to make in order to retain talent...

    As far as the Spurs is concerned, they also took advantage of the rookie scale in his first 3 years... but none of this matters, tbh... his salary will be adjusted in the summer...

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    If Manu gets anything above a vet minimum contract...we will have overpaid for him. Its time for some fans to get over the emotional side and realize its time to move on.

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    not if he wants more then the vet min next year
    that is what he is worth imo


    if the spurs win it all would not shock me if duncan and manu retire together

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    I'm appalled at some of the idiots in here.

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    Ginobili had career lows in just about every category. It simply is time to hang it up.

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    He's guaransheed to have a big game this upcoming game, then someone is gonna bump this thread quoting everyone saying "LOLOLOL", then Manu will go back to being , then this thread will disappear.

    He is done, Spurs need to focus on signing a PG in the offseason.

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    Anyone who thinks Manu retiring would be good news for the Spurs is delusional, tbh.
    Ditto.

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    Almost every old player's last year deal looks pretty silly in hindsight, tbh... you can apply that even to Kobe ($30 million)... they're sacrifices teams need to make in order to retain talent...

    As far as the Spurs is concerned, they also took advantage of the rookie scale in his first 3 years... but none of this matters, tbh... his salary will be adjusted in the summer...
    Manu was subject to the rookie scale? He was a 2nd round pick...

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    Only if we win a ring would I want to see my favorite player in the history of the sport retire.

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    He should retire. Like right now.

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    Anyone who thinks Manu retiring would be good news for the Spurs is delusional, tbh.

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    He's guaransheed to have a big game this upcoming game, then someone is gonna bump this thread quoting everyone saying "LOLOLOL", then Manu will go back to being , then this thread will disappear.

    He is done, Spurs need to focus on signing a PG in the offseason.
    Are you people blind? I've been saying this whole time that the Spurs should sign restricted free agent JARRET JACK.

    And to those of you bit**ing about hating on Manu and calling us idiots, well get over it. Manu is old. If he wants to play another season have him take the minimum's vet. The guy hasn't done on the court outside of that miracle buzzer beater @ GS.

    Our role players have done their job so far. Timmy can do more but even he has been more productive than Manu. If the Spurs don't win the championship, the blame will go mostly on him. You guys calling us hypocrites will be the first ones making threads saying "Manu should retire." Get over it. He's old. Even if Manu has that one big game that we've all been waitng for on a Game 6 or 7 and the Spurs win it all, then I'll happily eat crow but my opinion will not change.

    I'm not saying that he SHOULD retire but Spurs should not offer him nothing more than the veteran's minimum. Why waste Tony Parker's last five years by not building a championship contender?

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    Manu was subject to the rookie scale? He was a 2nd round pick...
    Blair was a 2nd round pick too, and he's being paid less than the rookie scale, IIRC.

    This was Manu's salary his first two seasons (per basketball reference):
    2002-03 San Antonio Spurs NBA $1,325,000
    2003-04 San Antonio Spurs NBA $1,457,500

    The deal after that:
    2004-05 San Antonio Spurs NBA $6,603,500
    2005-06 San Antonio Spurs NBA $7,428,937
    2006-07 San Antonio Spurs NBA $8,254,375
    2007-08 San Antonio Spurs NBA $9,079,811

    Bargain basement deal, tbh...

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    It'd be nice if he'd at least wait until the end of the Finals to retire.
    And one!

    Brilliant. Brilliant!

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    I'm appalled at some of the idiots in here.

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    The guy doesn't have it any more. We keep hoping but it isn't happenin'. Done.

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    Blair was a 2nd round pick too, and he's being paid less than the rookie scale, IIRC.

    This was Manu's salary his first two seasons (per basketball reference):
    2002-03 San Antonio Spurs NBA $1,325,000
    2003-04 San Antonio Spurs NBA $1,457,500

    The deal after that:
    2004-05 San Antonio Spurs NBA $6,603,500
    2005-06 San Antonio Spurs NBA $7,428,937
    2006-07 San Antonio Spurs NBA $8,254,375
    2007-08 San Antonio Spurs NBA $9,079,811

    Bargain basement deal, tbh...
    Well thats because 2nd round picks are gambles that rarely pan out. Its not the rookie scale though. Manu's first contract was fair, IMO.

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    I hope he's back for another year or two regardless of this series. I don't know if he's injured or this is just a horrible matchup (probably both), but I think he's got another high quality season in him.

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    are people really implying that the spurs have overpaid manu over his NBA career? wow. I guess because manu is not playing up to his salary level this year, that makes him a thief, nevermind him consistently producing well above his salary for 90% of his NBA career. is this even debatable?

    i posted this in another thread:

    I dont know how to format it properly, but you know how people love to point out that tim duncan's per 36 numbers are so damn consistent (and even better in some categories). Do the same for manu.
    this playoffs it translates to:
    15pts 5.4 reb 6.8 ast 1.7 stl .5 blk 3.1 TO .505%TS

    and for the regular season:
    18.2 pts 5.2 reb 7.1 ast 2.1 stl .3 blk 3.4 to .560%TS

    Not great, but certainly not the disaster people are making it out to be.


    ---

    anybody thinking that it will be easy to replace that production, either by FA or from players on the roster, are in for a rude awakening.

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    Everybody should just shut the up tbh

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    We made it this far with him playing like all season, so I don't see how it would be a major blow to the team.

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    We made it this far with him playing like all season, so I don't see how it would be a major blow to the team.
    Bingo. Why not take the extra roster space and money and get another youthful player who can grow with Leonard and Green and try and build a new big 3 instead of clinging onto a 36 year old SG that just doesnt have it anymore only because of emotional value.

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    Bingo. Why not take the extra roster space and money and get another youthful player who can grow with Leonard and Green and try and build a new big 3 instead of clinging onto a 36 year old SG that just doesnt have it anymore only because of emotional value.
    Bingo. Tell that to those other ppl calling us haters. Cough... Jarret Jack.

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    manu ginobili 2013 season per 36:
    18.2 pts 5.2 reb 7.1 ast 2.1 stl .3 blk 3.4 to .560%TS 19.0 PER

    jarret jack 2013 season per 36:
    15.7 pts 3.7 rev 6.7ast .9stl .2blk 2.4 TO .542%TS 15.9 PER

    jack has a better ast/to ratio, nothing else. worst of all, 35 year old manu is actually a better defender than him.

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