Another Disappointing Draft for Spurs

[james evans]

there are hundreds of players turning pro every year. the spurs had the 26th pick. There is no excuse for them to continue to pick these slow ass garbage players just because they are tall. And how do the players we pick(like ter) continue to not get any better? wtf is practice for?

[DrSteffo]

OP is a wanker.

[Agloco]

Spurs would be lucky to have any of the three bigs of the 76ers.

And you'd have a legitimate gripe if they were drafting where the Sixers were and didn't have one. 26th pick tbh.

[therealtruth]

It's quite possible that two of our SGs may be not return this year. I would have like to see the Spurs draft someone that can fill that vacancy instead of another big that they'll never bring over.

It's like the Spurs don't understand player development. When was the last time they drafted a guy and developed him into a rotation player? Without internal improvement and not getting guys the Spurs are going to get worse as other teams get better. Also how do your starters stay sharp or improve if your bench players aren't improving and challenging them?

[ducks]

Leonard was drafted and developed

[T Park]

It's like the Spurs don't understand player development. When was the last time they drafted a guy and developed him into a rotation player? Without internal improvement and not getting guys the Spurs are going to get worse as other teams get better. Also how do your starters stay sharp or improve if your bench players aren't improving and challenging them?

Just log off

[Ed Helicopter Jones]

I think only manu was productive out of that list.

Splitter was huge for us in '14. Marco helped Manu keep his legs for the playoff run by spelling him throughout the regular season.