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Props to the Spurs - the greatest franchise of all time.
This is epic...please tell me there is a part two.
Props to the Spurs - the greatest franchise of all time.
Neat stat but, we're talking about so-called "meaningless" games that occur during a so-called "meaningless" regular season. So I guess that means if the Clips beat the Spurs and the Lakers beat Brooklyn, the Lakers will re-capture the highest winning %. I'd definitely take those Lakers championships over regular season victories any day of any year.
Laker Troll still trying to ride the Minneapolis Lakers 1949 le.
Get a life!
Cities don't win championships, teams do.
This would be a valid criticism if we were talking about a team with no les, but the Spurs have won plenty of those too. We don't feel bad about having fewer les than one of the oldest and richest franchises in league history. That's just a given.
I'm certainly happy about not being a Lakers fan right now. That franchise is a train wreck.
And with the way their front office is structured, they better get used to the number 16. That number won't be budging anytime soon.
No doubt the Lakers are in for some lean years. However, I'm more interested in seeing what the Spurs FO does after Duncan and Ginobili retire. How will they re-structure their team around Leonard and will they spend the necessary money to keep the team in contention. Looking forward to number 6 this year if the spurs can stay healthy and Parker returns to form.
The "my team has more championships than yours" excuse is the most stupid arguement anyone can make.
Specially when you try to use the team's history when you weren't even ing alive.
Its like those dumbass Yankees fans. They bring up the 27 championships like they were there as witnesses. That does not count.
If said team wins a championship and you weren't a fan then you dont get to celebrate or brag about it.
So when it comes to the Spurs and Lakers ring count here, people should be more accurate and use the duncan's Spurs and the Kobe's Lakers which would then put then in a tie as far as championship and rings go.
After Duncan retires will officially be AD in the NBA timetable. Not sure if some Spurs fans realize how special and important he is. I think the Spurs will remain compe ive as long as Pop wants to coach, and our FO will always accomodate him.
Not bad for a franchise who's biggest FA signing of all time was arguably Derek Anderson.
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