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It was weird. You root for him to play well. But when he made those early shots in the first, you get nervous, afraid that Enrique is just around the corner waiting to take over...
I even made excuses for him all season long. But this is ridiculous.I was pulling for that chubby for most of the season.
It was weird. You root for him to play well. But when he made those early shots in the first, you get nervous, afraid that Enrique is just around the corner waiting to take over...
TP just had one of the most inefficient series in NBA history and he still has dudes sucking his . Unbelievable.
Next three years are irrelevant to what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that Parker is the only "reliable" ball handler this years Spurs team had. Manu can't handle the ball for more than a couple of minutes at a time without ting himself to death, Joseph is still too raw, and Mills just has no handles yet.
Parker is hurt and old, whats Kawhi excuse? Being a in the biggest moment. He luck into last years finals MVP. Kawhi
Kind of hard to make an impact when your PG thinks he's Chris Paul.
I pray Parker tears his ACL
Tony made momentum-killing mistake after momentum-killing mistake this game. He had a great 1st quarter, but got worse and worse. His defense was bad, as usual, but nothing too bad. He also scored well. My main issue was his unwillingness to exploit mismatches and tendency to force shots.
Parker's 32 - not really that old. Steve Nash was winning MVPs at that age. John Stockton was still averaging 15/12 at 32. Also, Porker's the highest paid player on the team at $14 million. It's his obligation to show up. He was paid star money but gave us D-League level impact. But, yeah, keep sucking his .
Not sure if OP serious ....
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