The winningest trio in NBA history is...

[BillMc]

If the Spurs win tomorrow, will the Boston fans:
A) appluad Tim, Tony, and Manu for breaking their team's record
B) boo those three for the same reason
C) not care

I think it would be a decent amount of A, a smattering of B, and mostly C.

C) and maybe
D) Not Know

[Old School 44]

Although the "most playoff games won" record this Spurs trio already owns is nice. This new regular season record is cool because it is comparable to the Celtics record even though they played over a decade ago. They still play an 82 game regular season schedule, as opposed to the playoffs where the first round was a 5 game series during the Celtics trios era.

[Seventyniner]

You are a moron. "Tag - along - guy" is headed to the Hall of Fame and is the greatest PG in franchise history. The presence of Parker, Ginobili and now Leonard have helped extend Timmy's career just as much as Popovich's monitoring of his minutes and Duncan's incredible work ethic. They deserve this accolade and it couldn't happen at a more poignant moment then in Boston, Massachusetts.

Get it done, guys! Go Spurs, Go!!!!

Well put. Tim hasn't had to carry the team offensively in years, which has left him fresh enough to focus on defense and keep the wear and tear to a minimum.

[Spurtacular]

You are a moron. "Tag - along - guy" is headed to the Hall of Fame and is the greatest PG in franchise history. The presence of Parker, Ginobili and now Leonard have helped extend Timmy's career just as much as Popovich's monitoring of his minutes and Duncan's incredible work ethic. They deserve this accolade and it couldn't happen at a more poignant moment then in Boston, Massachusetts.

Get it done, guys! Go Spurs, Go!!!!

Take it easy, guy. I'm okay with Parker entering the Hall. I speak more of his presence lately and perhaps somewhat to him being a bit over-rated.

[will_spurs]

I speak more of his presence lately

Because his recent performance is really pertinent in the context of 540 wins, of course.

[bic50]

[Spurtacular]

Because his recent performance is really pertinent in the context of 540 wins, of course.

It's pertinent to my annoyance with Parker; had he changed his game in 2015 to adapt with his physical shortcomings, the Spurs very well might have had their sixth ring right now.

[ajh18]

It's pertinent to my annoyance with Parker; had he changed his game in 2015 to adapt with his physical shortcomings, the Spurs very well might have had their sixth ring right now.

I'm no Tony apologist - and I definitely think he's got to continue to adapt - but he really DID try to adjust his game last year. He had the lowest usage % since 2003-2004. And before anyone says that's simply due to the emergence of Kawhi, remember that that period includes prime Manu and Tim years. He also attempted 20 more 3pt shots than any other year of his career, and shot 5 percentage points better from there than he ever had.

It may not be as quickly as we want, and he may not be where he needs to be, but its pretty clear he's trying to adapt his game, successfully or not.

[DMC]

I'm no Tony apologist - and I definitely think he's got to continue to adapt - but he really DID try to adjust his game last year. He had the lowest usage % since 2003-2004. And before anyone says that's simply due to the emergence of Kawhi, remember that that period includes prime Manu and Tim years. He also attempted 20 more 3pt shots than any other year of his career, and shot 5 percentage points better from there than he ever had.

It may not be as quickly as we want, and he may not be where he needs to be, but its pretty clear he's trying to adapt his game, successfully or not.

lol no

[Spurtacular]

I'm no Tony apologist - and I definitely think he's got to continue to adapt - but he really DID try to adjust his game last year. He had the lowest usage % since 2003-2004. And before anyone says that's simply due to the emergence of Kawhi, remember that that period includes prime Manu and Tim years. He also attempted 20 more 3pt shots than any other year of his career, and shot 5 percentage points better from there than he ever had.

It may not be as quickly as we want, and he may not be where he needs to be, but its pretty clear he's trying to adapt his game, successfully or not.

Tony consistently took his low percentage going left jump shots early in shot clocks. It was easy to tell he was worried about hitting a certain point threshold. We lost how many games b/c of that? We then ended up having to wear ourselves down in the pursuit of the two seed that we didn't get. No excuse for Tony last year. This year, he seems to have regained some fitness and is making better decisions so far.

[ElNono]

Official!!!

Tim-Manu-Tony

[loveforthegame]

[FkLA]

Porker getting carried to the win per par.

Stood in the left corner all 4th Qtr long while Manu orchestrated, Timmy led, and Kawhi+LMA took turns taking over. Poses no threat as a spot-up shooter. Can't stay in front of anyone. One of the most overrated players of all-time tbh.

[Canyonero]

[HI-FI]

Huge props.

[From Downtown]

[BillMc]

Congrats to the Big 3!

[DenialTwist]

Big achievement!

[BatManu20]

[Old School 44]

Cheers to Tim.........Tony........Manu

[BatManu20]

[resistanze]

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[TheGreatYacht]

enrique porker reminds me of that other pos on fc barcelona the midget messi coatriding to wins when iniesta and xavi is playing, but cant win without them 2...

enrique porker just a pos tbh

Comparing Parker to Messi, I'll take it

It's no surprise that the Spurs win 70% of their games when MVParker shoots 20FGA+ (the best out of the Big 3, and better than Kawhi)

Head of the snake

[TheGreatYacht]

u refering pos to a snake or has characteristics of a snake? u know how he says one thing but has other bad intentions, fck him

I didn't make that up. Pop calls him that.. You cut the head off the snake and it's dead.

Its great seeing the torch get passed down to LMAlpha now

[urunobili]

So the Celtics trio got there first, how far apart is our big tee in winning percentage though?